What Ashley Flowers has said about Disappearance and deaths of the Jamison family

Flowers argues that the family's stops at other properties indicate the land purchase was genuine rather than a ruse.

“which suggests to me that this idea of buying the land and the reason they're going up there isn't some ruse”

Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 20:32

Flowers concludes that the missing bag likely did not contain drugs, since no illegal drugs were found in the home or truck.

“So I don't think that it was drugs in Sherilyn's bag”

Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 26:46

Flowers argues that foul play is the only theory in which most of the known evidence fits together.

“This is the only theory that I think works because it's the only one where most of the pieces we have fit together”

Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 37:02

Flowers questions Dan Clemens's timeline, noting an unexplained gap of roughly an hour and a half between his conversation with the family and their GPS arrival at the land.

“why does their GPS say that they make it to the land at 215? Where are they for the like hour and a half in between?”

Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 41:14

Flowers reports that the show found a man with Dan Clemens's name and age who was arrested in 2017 for a 1997 killing, and that a family friend identified his mugshot.

“A man with the same name and the right age was arrested in 2017 for killing a man back in 1997”

Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 47:20

Flowers says that if someone on the mountain killed the family, she believes money was the motive.

“Now, if anyone on the mountain did it. I have to believe the motive was money”

Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 48:52