Two things I'm pondering on Monday morning:
1. Did the alert sent to Nancy’s phone when the suspect removed the ring camera wake her up causing the confrontation that may have injured her?
2. Did the suspect break in somewhere other than the front door, injure Nancy either intentionally or...
This is a copy of a photo from MSN.com which shows the area you are describing.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/watch-fbi-releases-new-surveillance-pictures-and-video-from-guthrie-home/ar-AA1VGSYz
This came from a post by @UsernameRequired. It is post #28,442. The photos were taken by Fox News 10 at Culver’s. I have just pulled a copy of the second photo from this post which is a pullback showing the whole back of the vehicle. It is a Range Rover.
Never having had the opportunity to...
Yes, but if the dealership sold it 2 days after Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, the dealer plates would not be on it. A new owner will have permanent license plates when they take their vehicle from the dealer. Most dealers have a runner who goes to the dmv one or more times a day with the...
Very big, if true. I’m wondering if the RR has been connected to a burglary ring and this is why they think the purpose was burglary. Maybe if it’s a ring, the RR would drop off someone to do the break-in then circle around to pick them up.
I’m still on the fence on whether this is burglary...
It is not uncommon for articles taken from a crime scene to be scattered along a roadway.
We have a picture of a suspect with a black glove on Nancy’s front porch on the night she disappeared.
You have a dilemma. What would you do in the immediate aftermath of the crime? If you are found...
I agree. If you have a body or hostage in your vehicle, you don’t want to be stopped by LE. You want to hide them as soon as possible. However, it also depends on your relationship to the victim. Do you want to revisit the site for some reason or do you want the victim to be as far away as...
If the print was taken using a powder or tape method, you may be able to obtain dna from the print or the surface from where the print was taken. On the other hand, if they swabbed for dna first, the print would likely be destroyed or unusable. I believe the FBI was at the scene where the RR...
Yes. They know Nancy Guthrie bled enough to drip blood on her front porch. Even a visual search of the cargo area may have revealed a blood like substance on the mat, or carpet. There could even be a swipe of blood on the sides of the cargo area if she brushed up against it when placed there...
Yes, but usually only partial prints due to the pulling/tugging to get them off. You would have a better chance of extracting dna than obtaining usable prints, but it has been done. Unfortunately in this case it looks like the gloves were double layered. Unless the outer, found glove was...
Interesting tidbit while we all ponder where Nancy Guthrie may be. We all hope she will be found alive, but in the event she has passed where would her body be?
AI response to the question, “Where do murderers like to hide bodies?”.
Based on forensic research and historical criminal cases...
Yes, but she wants her mother alive if there’s even a slightest chance that’s possible. I mentioned the terrain around Tucson because you used a 26 mile long road to Mt Lemon in your original post. 26 miles is a huge area to search. And you are not just searching the breakdown lane. You have...
I understand your question. LE has both options. However, the time it takes to search the vast deserts, ravines, mountains in this area could take the years the sheriff referred to in his recent statements. Bodies are found in these desolate areas decades after they have gone missing.
However...
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