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There was one police officer who seemed to know way too much, way too early. The
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morning Alberta Jones disappeared, her family and investigators were scrambling. Yet, one senior Louisville
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police officer somehow knew all the details no one had given him. He knew Alberta had visited her friend
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Gladys, knew they had gone out together. He knew details that weren't in the missing person's report he had.
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But how? Because police records show he knew these details before investigators had even interviewed Gladys, before
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speaking with Alberta's family, before almost anyone would have known. Was someone feeding him information? Was he
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talking to people involved? Or is it possible that Alberta was being watched that entire night? And here's the scary
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part. No one working the case seemed interested in finding out. But to me, this feels like it could be a big deal.
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If someone knows details before investigators uncover them, what could that tell you?