Yes, digital photos contain metadata called exif. However, there are tools that can strip this metadata. If the tech person can figure out how to make their IP address untraceable, they can even more easily figure out how to strip the exif data from a digital photo.
Yes, thank you, I omitted money/ransom. That's the obvious motive and entirely possible. But there are countless wealthy grandmothers he/they could have preyed upon. They chose the mother of a relatively well-known TV personality. Why? Did they know who she is? Did they want this media attention?
Everything is possible, but here's what I am thinking. If it was intended to be a robbery, why was nothing taken? Your average burglar would have grabbed her purse and some jewelry at the very least, and maybe some larger items like a flat screen TV if he had a large vehicle and some time to...
Yes, more than one person involved makes sense: One to do the dirty work of kidnapping Nancy, one who knows how to exchange bitcoin, and maybe a tech expert that knows how to use VPNs to mask location. MOO
There are people who know how to pick locks. And there are professional locksmiths who can open your unlocked door with their special tools. My theory is that the person captured on camera at the door brought some tools to pick the lock. That's why there was no sign of forced entry. MOO.
JP Getty III, Jaycee Dugard...
Answer: it's been a very long while. Most are children. I keep thinking, why take an 80+ grandmother? I suppose it's unlikely that she would try to escape, but there's a possibility that she could die of a heart attack, simply from the stress. She's such an odd...
I'd like to believe that she is. However, in order to do so, I'd have to believe that the nefarious person or persons who kidnapped her are warm-hearted enough to keep her alive and tend to her needs for a week or more. It's possible. But the bloodstains on the porch lead my mind in a different...
Who benefits if she is deceased?
The thing I can't stop thinking about is that the house was apparently not burglarized. Imagine... A nefarious person enters the house of a sleeping older woman who has limited mobility. She's in her bedroom. Where's her purse? Where's her jewelry? She...
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