Thank you, I was wrong.No restaurant , I answered Goosy pie above. Nancy was taken by uber to Annie's and Tommaso's house for dinner and game play, as far as we know.
Thank you, I was wrong.No restaurant , I answered Goosy pie above. Nancy was taken by uber to Annie's and Tommaso's house for dinner and game play, as far as we know.
Ohh yes absolutely, I had not even considered that. I am not sure how entrapment laws work in that state, however. In my country, entrapment is not really possible and I think some course of actions by LE (if there is a strategy to catch AG out) could feasibly be considered entrapment in layman's terms.Thats what I've been thinking, getting AG to commit to a narrative before they return with evidence disproving it
I suspect a stranger lying in wait at her home or hiding in casita and coming into her house after she came home and settled into bed. Did she go to her daughter's for dinner weekly? Someone may have observed her habits-- or passed on info to an outsider who planned ahead.going to attempt to do a poll! though it’s not really the same of course
react to this post with an
if you suspect someone close to NG
if you suspect someone who knew NG as an acquaintance
if you suspect a stranger
if you really don’t know what to think
anymore!
(randomly choosen emojis, and of course not trying to make light of this awful situation at all. just to get an idea of what people think)
edit: to clarify, the question here is who is responsible for nancy’s disappearance
Was tying to quote someone who was wondering if SIL meant sister in law. I put son in law but quoted something else. Oops.Son in law
Agree. From the 2025 Christmas family photo he looks to be approx 13 years old.I believe that he is old enough to be left alone. Some may disagree.
I am not a lawyer, but I know that law enforcement will usually seek a warrant if time permits even when they have permission to search. This helps to legally validate any evidence obtained.LE retuning to AG’s home last night is not routine - “nothing to see here”. It tells me a there was a warrant supported by new evidence and maybe broader search authority was granted. Judges usually set limits on what LE can search. IMO
Unless of course this is all owner consent to search… again. IMO
ETA: perhaps attorneys part of the discussion can set me straight on this.
What a heavy, heavy burden. Unimaginable.I have a feeling that SG knows that AG is involved with this and is going along with this ransom charade. SG seems very angry and distant towards AG, meanwhile AG is looking terrified and hyperventilating.
Harvey Levin did an interview with Mark Geragos an A Lister defense attorney. He knows how these guys think. He said family just needs to pay the ransom and hope for the best...without proof of life. I tend to agree. Otherwise nothing may happen at all...NG is killed and the kidnappers may never be found. She might be dead but I don't think they have much choice.
LE can outright lie about a narrative, and it's not entrapment. Entrapment would be to lure someone to commit a crime.Ohh yes absolutely, I had not even considered that. I am not sure how entrapment laws work in that state, however. In my country, entrapment is not really possible and I think some course of actions by LE (if there is a strategy to catch AG out) could feasibly be considered entrapment in layman's terms.
Yes quite. I can't even imagine the logistics behind this. LE may have told SG privately what is really going on and asked her to cooperate with a public appeal? Putting SG in a very distressing situation to sit there with AG? Or perhaps they have only told her the SIL is a suspect and that SG cannot discuss it with AG? I studied the Instagram videos closely and I cannot see any resistance from SG; she is holding AG's hands in both videos, although there is less active holding on in the latest video.What a heavy, heavy burden. Unimaginable.
Look, he can do anything he wants but I agree it’s a bad look. Based only on observing the sheriff through this case he seems to me to be someone who a) likes attention and b) doesn’t always use the best judgement.Or maybe someone gave him a ticket as a present.
Agree. From the 2025 Christmas family photo he looks to be approx 13 years old.
Thanks for clarifying. My understanding of entrapment may be different as I am not based in the US. Here, it is quite a wide concept and could involve leading someone down a path to incriminate themselves.LE can outright lie about a narrative, and it's not entrapment. Entrapment would be to lure someone to commit a crime.
Now that you mention it, the billboards don't seam to fit. This case doesn't need more awareness and she isn't a typical missing person. I think I remember reading that they were placed strategically? For what reason?
In this NewsNation interview with Levin (of TMZ) speaking with Chris Cuomo, Levin says the ransom note provided the location of NG’s Apple Watch and “it was not in a place you would necessarily immediately think.” He says that that seemed to pique the interest of the FBI.
Levin says that the note also mentioned that the floodlights over the rear of the property were destroyed – not just damaged but destroyed. That matches what we’ve seen in videos. (On the other hand: news reporters have said that before a security guard was placed in front of the home, people were walking into the area. And if there was early drone footage, that may have covered the back yard.)
Whether the watch was really in the exact location given in the note hasn’t been made public, as far as I know. And it’s possible, I think, that the information may have leaked.
If NG is alive or was alive after the abduction, it would have been possible for the people holding her to provide information that only she and family would have known. We haven’t had any evidence of that, as far as I can tell.
This is what I have thought all this week. That they told SG to act like she suspects nothing from them and to see everything that they say and do.I think also it is a known police tactic to see whether close family members cooperate with public appeals (e.g. press conferences) and monitor their behaviour.
FWIW, Harvey Levin said that at the time TMZ received the first ransom, the broken floodlights were not public knowledge.I'm thinking that a real kidnapper should know something about the scene which is very specific to the scene.
The fact that they mentioned broken floodlights which everyone could see were broken makes me think it's possibly an opportunist or someone who is just trying to confuse things as much as possible, a troll.
I know they also mentioned the watch. But my opinion stays that if they knew something very specific, they didn't even need to bring the floodlights up. There were so many other elements from the crime scene that they could have mentioned instead if they were real.