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The Tucson Gem Show isn't just beads. It's significant gems. On February 16, 2026, vendors at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show reported the theft of a prized “native gold” specimen from the Harvard collection, housed in a Riker mount box. Security video captured a person in white attire swiftly...

After WWII the US stole many German scientist, AND they put them to work on sensitive projects.

Very sad to watch. One idea I would like discussed is how/where the suspects entered the home. Back door? Sliding door? Did she open the front door since there is blood evidence there but not elsewhere?

Interesting ideas, but unless we consider the last contact who stated NG is deceased, no one has heard anymore about NG.

True, but in many cases organized searches are used. No one seems worried.

Seems the suspect(s) needed NG for a yet unrecognized reason. Sexual? Access to something? Reveng? If something horrible happened in her transfer, now the ransom. Tending to think the ransom idea came after the take.

Genetic genealogy may not work if the suspect(s) are Mexican. Then, locating the perps is another story.

What if it's a Mexican citizen?

I'm sure NG had a housekeeper. DNA from that?

Tucson/Nogales is one of the busiest crossings for both legal and illegals. Think buses, personal vehicles, trucks, plus some persons cross daily to work, etc. And, anyone who legally crossed frequently would have no problem crossing - legally or illegally. The suspect(s) would have been gone...

Probably all in Mexico, which means case resolution is a lost cause.

This theory would well fit with the ransom. Family has a wealthy person - make the family pay.

So has Leavitt done just that?

Just bizarre that these government affiliated researchers should just vanish. One would think this should have the highest priority to solve.

You are correct in new info needed. Seems the case is slowing growing cold.