Ashley Flowers

And she took the job to help pay off her debts, not thinking that anyone was going to kill Alberta.

I think it depends on who's paying you, right?

Like, who would you be pointing the finger at?

Are they scary people?

Are they powerful people?

I mean, maybe that's not even what happened.

There is actually one theory that the family heard about from a detective that could explain a lot, including the missing wig.

In the year after Alberta died, there was supposedly this guy in a Chicago jail who was planning to confess to being involved in Alberta's murder along with two other people.

And the man said that they were in Louisville to rob a bank around the time Alberta died, but then they got this better deal to kill an attorney.

And according to Flora, the man said that they killed Alberta and then sold her wig somewhere in Kentucky.

But the detective who told the family about this came back later and said that the guy had been stabbed to death in jail before the detective could even go talk to him personally.

That seems convenient.

Right.

Weird timing.

And whether or not that story was true or connected, this whole case reeks of something bigger.

Bigger than just who killed Alberta.

The question for her family is who was behind her killing?

Who might have helped cover it up?

Because it feels like someone in power had a hand in this.

And if that's the case, then it likely has to do with one or two places where Alberta was getting in the way for people.