Ashley Flowers

So really, that gives us like a 12-hour window from when she picks up the car on the 4th at 6 p.m.

to when it's abandoned on the 5th at 6 a.m.

In that 12-hour window, 51 miles had to have been driven.

And we know she's last seen alive at around 2 a.m.

I really don't think she drove all those miles.

Like I said, unless there is a part of her night that's unaccounted for, I'm looking at like a high end of 20 for her up until she's seen at 2 a.m.

Yeah.

Where else did the car go to put on the additional 20 plus miles?

Somewhere in Indiana, maybe?

That would explain all the weird bridge stuff.

But the thing is, like, all that's happening seems to be happening in this concentrated part of downtown Louisville.

So it's no surprise that police really focused in on that area between where the couple heard screaming and where her car was found.

And there was actually this pair of brothers that they latch on to, one of whom was rumored to rob people by jumping into their cars and beating them.

Apparently, a tip gets called in to police that led them to these brothers in the first place.

Someone told investigators that one of the brothers was seen driving Alberta's rental car.

And I think the police like got blinded by this because in their mind, like all the pieces fit almost too well.

Right area, right MO, her purse is still gone, right?

Has to be it.

And when police got the brothers hooked up to a polygraph, they end up failing.

And so they're even more sure that they're on the right trail.