What Ashley Flowers has said about Murder of Alberta O. Jones

Flowers argues that the rental car's mileage could not be accounted for by Jones's own driving that night.

“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”

Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Alberta O. Jones (Jun 15, 2026) · Listen from 16:11

Flowers reports that the Kentucky Commonwealth attorney declined to prosecute Arthur Porter III because the case would not hold up.

“the state would not prosecute Arthur then or ever because the case wouldn't hold up in court”

Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Alberta O. Jones (Jun 15, 2026) · Listen from 46:29

Flowers rejects the robbery theory and believes Jones was deliberately lured out and set up.

“I don't think Alberta just randomly encountered her killer. Like, I actually think that she was set up from the beginning”

Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Alberta O. Jones (Jun 15, 2026) · Listen from 49:25

Flowers reports that Jones's family, including her sister Flora, has long suspected Gladys Wyckoff was involved in luring her out.

“I can tell you that Alberta's family always suspected that. Her sister Flora still suspects that”

Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Alberta O. Jones (Jun 15, 2026) · Listen from 49:58

Flowers questions whether the wig Jones supposedly went to collect ever existed, since a pinned wig should not have been lost.

“It more than likely means that the wig was secured on with pins. So why wasn't the wig on her head when she was found?”

Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Alberta O. Jones (Jun 15, 2026) · Listen from 52:21