How Did This Officer Know SO Much So Early? #truecrimeshorts #truecrimestories #crimejunkies
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Early in the investigation, so before Early in the investigation, so before police spoke to Gladys or anyone in police spoke to Gladys or anyone in police spoke to Gladys or anyone in Alberta's family, there was this senior Alberta's family, there was this senior Alberta's family, there was this senior Louisville police officer who seemed to Louisville police officer who seemed to Louisville police officer who seemed to know like more than he should. So, the know like more than he should. So, the know like more than he should. So, the missing person report that her family missing person report that her family missing person report that her family put in, it didn't name Gladys and it put in, it didn't name Gladys and it put in, it didn't name Gladys and it didn't have any details about Alberta's didn't have any details about Alberta's didn't have any details about Alberta's movements with Gladys that [music] movements with Gladys that [music] movements with Gladys that [music] night. Yet, this guy somehow knows about night. Yet, this guy somehow knows about night. Yet, this guy somehow knows about Gladys, knows that Gladys called Alberta Gladys, knows that Gladys called Alberta Gladys, knows that Gladys called Alberta to come over, knows that they went out to come over, knows that they went out to come over, knows that they went out to eat before he had ever spoken to to eat before he had ever spoken to to eat before he had ever spoken to Gladys or anyone in Alberta's family. Gladys or anyone in Alberta's family. Gladys or anyone in Alberta's family. >> How? >> How? >> How? >> Nobody ever really explains this or even >> Nobody ever really explains this or even >> Nobody ever really explains this or even seems to think it's like as weird as seems to think it's like as weird as seems to think it's like as weird as Alberta's family does. Alberta's family does. Alberta's family does. >> I do. >> I do. >> I do. >> Same, but >> Same, but >> Same, but it's just like glossed over. it's just like glossed over. it's just like glossed over. >> So, he's either involved or >> So, he's either involved or >> So, he's either involved or talking to the people who are involved. talking to the people who are involved. talking to the people who are involved. >> Or option C, someone was following >> Or option C, someone was following >> Or option C, someone was following Alberta that night, whether they were Alberta that night, whether they were Alberta that night, whether they were involved or not.
Summary
The main theme revolves around a senior police officer's suspicious foreknowledge of a missing person case, specifically Alberta's disappearance with Gladys. The official report omitted details that the officer inexplicably possessed, raising questions of involvement or direct communication with those involved. The takeaway is that this unexplained knowledge suggests the officer was either complicit in the crime or acting on information from a source connected to the disappearance.