Ashley Flowers

But B, at the hearing, we get this strange detail that comes out.

There was no documented moisture or smell of urine inside the actual toy chest.

And when they later tested the Batman stuffed toy that was in there, it did not show residual traces of urine either.

Right.

Ashley, was he ever in the toy chest at all?

This is the question, Britt.

I don't see any proof of that.

I mean, we have urine present.

It sounds like we also have some water present.

But not in the toy chest.

None of this is in the chest, which is the crux of Brandon's whole story.

And let me tell you one more thing.

That for me, like this thing is what really painted a picture.

When the responding deputy testified on the witness stand about the bed, he said that when he pulled the covers back, he found that it was wet in the middle, about where JoJo's bottom would have been if he was laying on the bed.

Just that area?

Yes, from what I can tell, that's what he's saying.

Now, the thing I don't know for sure is if that wetness was water or urine and if that wetness happened before or after the toilet bowl losing water.

Like, did JoJo have an accident?

And then whatever happened after that was prompted by that accident.

I thought, but the front of him is what is wet.