Ashley Flowers

He didn't make the connection, especially when it comes back to a leasing company.

He also never made the connection that she lived that close to Meadows of Catalpa.

So now they know who she is.

Darlene's pretty upset.

And so he says, like, this is the point where they kind of like end their interview.

But it got me wondering, what if the GMC was at her house at some point?

I mean, they never were able to determine how long it had been parked at the apartment complex.

From what I can see, witness accounts were kind of all over the place.

Some neighbors said that the GMC had only been there like a couple of weeks.

Others said it had been sitting there closer to a couple of months.

And there was one woman who said that she walked past it regularly and she was adamant that it had been parked there for about three and a half months.

So maybe like the entire time.

And there were even a few residents who remembered the SUV coming and going occasionally.

So we know the car's there, sometimes not exactly in that same spot.

But no one could say what the person behind the wheel even looked like when it was coming and going.

So what if for at least part of the time it was there at her house, in her driveway or in her garage at some point?

I don't have enough documentation from police documents to know how much they dug into her alibi of being at work or when exactly she would have gotten off the day that Nikki went missing.

But the car Nikki's driving is found about a mile from her house.

She calls out of work the very next day.

She is the last known person who speaks with Nikki.