Ashley Flowers

So that's what I'm basing my assumption off of.

Makes you wonder, right?

And listen, I went down a...

rabbit hole of yearbooks and obituaries trying to figure out who these guys could be I could not pin it down I will say that the sergeant Miller the one who was last with the print cards before some magically went missing I think I found the right Miller based on his obituary he only had girls so I don't think that was like him protecting his kid okay but someone else's

I don't know, because this 2008 investigation feels a little like the 1965 one.

Even though there are a lot of documents and work, the work I want to see is either missing or wasn't done.

Because I can't find any records of them going and speaking to the friends that are their names to figure out if they know anything or had any connection to Alberta's case.

The mention of them just kind of like goes away, just like the prints did.

And listen, maybe Arthur's prints are a red herring.

We couldn't ask Arthur about it ourselves because he passed away in 2024, maintaining his innocence.

So no matter who it was, I really don't think that that was the motive because I don't think Alberta just randomly encountered her killer.

Like, I actually think that she was set up from the beginning.

I mean, think about it.

She didn't want to go out.

She had been extra cautious lately.

It would have been hard to get her in a vulnerable position unless she was lured out of the house, maybe by someone she trusted.

I don't know for sure, but I can tell you that Alberta's family always suspected that.

Her sister Flora still suspects that.

Because there are some things that just don't add up.

Like for one, over the years, Gladys' story of what happened the night Alberta came over kind of changed.