Ashley Flowers

What we do know is she sits down with HPD's forensic artist.

She has a composite sketch drawn of the man that she can still picture all these years later.

She says he's tall.

He has olive skin, dark hair.

And as Michelle Homer and Sherman Chow report, she thinks he was somewhere in his like late 20s, maybe early to mid 30s.

I'm always skeptical of security guards who are like the first on the scene.

And HPD was too.

Like he was actually one of the guys who was ruled out with DNA.

So probably one of the first, I would assume.

So not him.

But whoever this guy is...

who attacked our first victim and then Cheryl and Andy, he's a ghost.

The sketch that's published in 2008 doesn't generate any promising leads.

And that, in 2008, was the last real update in this baffling case.

If they did, it never made it into reporting.

And keep in mind, like, just how much Lake Waco unraveled is in the eye of the beholder.

And if the beholder is the great state of Texas, it never unraveled at all.

Sure, Munir Deeb won his appeal.

He was acquitted at a retrial.

But the convictions of the other three defendants were upheld.