Search results for query: *

This is one of the Daily Mail’s most intentionally misleading headlines out there. She didn’t “dismiss” him, it’s a rehash of his comments from the interview quotes released earlier today from another news site.

I think this has been the quietest day since the news first broke.

I was very skeptical at first, but I'm starting to open up to the possibility that SG could have been the main target somehow: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-15551837/Savannah-nancy-Guthrie-hoda-nbc-maureen-callahan.html The worst thing to ever happen to Savannah Guthrie, it seems...

The jurisdictional pissing contests between federal and local agents seem to go hand in hand with the cases that take ages to resolve.

Practice run for a harder crime?

This seems promising. I thought maybe it was a typo, but the link rephrases it and it's clear that the gloves were found AT the house, not just random ones that were found discarded off the side of the road.

Oh my God.

Why a tent now? There? Usually the tents only go up to shield the public from the recovery of remains.

Probably mincing words here...but is "one set of gloves" two gloves? Left and right hand?

I believe the ransom is unrelated to the original crime and just sick opportunists taking advantage of a chaotic and sad situation, but I can understand and respect that if you believe the events are related, the criminal(s) could be sophisticated.

No, JMO

Agreed, but I hope it does make it easier to track down the people who took advantage of this situation.

https://pagesix.com/2026/02/11/celebrity-news/how-bitcoin-exchange-gave-authorities-control-over-nancy-guthries-kidnapper-crypto-expert/ Authorities now have the upper hand against Nancy Guthrie’s purported kidnapper, according to a cryptocurrency expert. Bezalel Eithan Raviv, the CEO and...

Sometimes there is just a mixture dumb luck for the criminals and incompetence on the law enforcement. Richard Allen of Delphi evaded capture for five years and darn near got away with it if not for a persistent volunteer.

I think this is very likely. In the Jayme Closs kidnapping case, they ended up arrested an unrelated creep who'd broken into the house to steal her underwear. Edited to clean up my typo

It's getting close to the time of day that news starts breaking in this case. I wonder what wild ride tonight will bring.

I think TMZ has jumped the shark. JMO.

Ahh, bummer. She said it's not her son-in-law. I'm going to bed. Better luck in the morning. 🫤

I'm proud to be with you all tonight on this milestone as Websleuths hits its first 1,000th page.

Looks like sleep is out of the question tonight!