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There was actually a clue early on that involved the bridge [music] in this case. A witness who saw something
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very strange that seemingly just got overlooked >> [music] >> or maybe tossed aside as insignificant.
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But I have a hunch of why that was. So you see within a week of Alberta's murder, Louisville police had set up
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roadblocks on both the Kentucky and Indiana on ramps of the bridge. They were stopping motorists asking if anyone
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had seen anything suspicious the night of Alberta's murder. They talked to like 222 motorists in total. [music] And one
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of them, a guy named Peter Baker, said that he actually was on the bridge that morning. He worked super early because
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Mr. Baker worked at a bakery. So he was in his truck on the bridge with a co-worker at like 4:35 a.m. And
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he says that he saw a white car stopped at the center of the bridge. And his co-worker, Robert Bostock, remembered it
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too, though he remembered it being a little closer to the exit ramp into Kentucky. Either way, they both remember
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that the white car wasn't alone out there. Pulled up behind it was a marked Louisville police car.
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>> [music] >> Now, they didn't see anyone outside of the cars. And remember, it's estimated
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that Alberta went into the river between 2:30 and 4:30. So this was like just outside of that window.
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>> Okay, by 5 minutes though. >> I know. But there were two other people that they found who say that they were
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on the bridge that morning too from like 4:00 to 4:30. And they say that they didn't see any cars. So it seems to be
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concluded that Alberta was already in the river at that point. And [music] if this was her car, she wasn't in it.
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>> Okay, well who's that officer who was stopped on the bridge? Like what do they
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have to say? >> No one ever cops to it being them. So if it's real, right? >> Okay, then they then they must to hide.
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>> But, what? Now, the timing is interesting [music] to me because if she went into the river before
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[clears throat] the car was on the bridge, then why did they go into Indiana in the first place?