Fully agree!I agree. And you’ve really gotta just consent for optics, because they’re almost certainly able to get a warrant otherwise.
Fully agree!I agree. And you’ve really gotta just consent for optics, because they’re almost certainly able to get a warrant otherwise.
I'm beginning to think this is a strong possibility. This isn't really playing out like a legitimate ransom situation.According to one theory, perhaps the people who disappeared Nancy are not the same people who are making the ransom demands. JMO.
True, but security cameras on the exterior are documented. The presence of interior cameras is not. Lots of posts in the last few days write as if an interior camera is established as fact. My point is it's possible but not established. IMO it's unlikely because the notification could have been triggered by an animal.MOO, this really neither confirms nor denies that the camera was outside. I think he was just speaking loosely (as he often has) and covering his bases. I don't think we should put too much weight into this either way.
Still seems odd to me. JMOBecause perhaps it was not relevant to the timeline they wanted to present, in that the caller was not at Nancys house nor were they in Nancys company before she went missing.
Yes, but imo this should change how we speak of the family here. Some of the posts are wild speculation.In almost every case like this with this kind of media attention they say this. They will continue to say it until an arrest is made.
agree, it was omitted, not removed. And I wonder if that is because authorities have vetted the communication and the communicator and that person deserves anonymity in what almost immediately became a national headline bearing case.For clarity, it was not removed from any timeline. The first, official timeline from Pima Sheriff omitted it.
The casual interview surely have happened more than likely. But to my knowledge we haven't heard of any "downtown" interviews. I would think the media would have learned about that one way or another. Even if, as someone suggested earlier, these interviews have happened in another jurisdiction, I'd still think that would get leaked. So to my thinking, there have been no downtown interviews of any family or acquaintances. I hope that's not the case because we're a week plus in already.It’s an extraordinary courtesy if the family (SG included!) isn’t taken to the station to be questioned and make statements, IMO.
IMO, interviews are done “downtown” for many reasons, many of them psychological reasons. It’s easier to place someone under arrest when they’re already surrounded by police, haha. And the interviews can be observed by LE higher-ups and legal counsel, and recorded.
However, I see the advantages of a casual interview on a subject’s home turf. As long as it’s “by the book”, it’s probably the same thing, legally, IMO.
Happy to be corrected if any of this is not accurate!
Did it really increase though. TMZ said “millions of dollars,” and I presume that’s the same message received by the other two outlets.Agreed.
Going from 1M to 6M seems like young bucks out for a ride, actually...
Maureen O'Connell was on Fox last night... I tried to find just a clip of it but was not able to, so found a youtube with the whole show.
In her segment, she said that the 2nd ransom note said Dear Savannah.
I have no other way to put that info here, so I am biting the bullet and posting the link LOL
(note: she says "samantha" 3 times before correcting herself)
So IF the ransom note is real... is SG the target, whether because of $$$ or some other personal reason?
it is cued up to where she starts talking, but the mention of 'Dear Savannah' is at the 13:00 mark.
Who said that? I must’ve missed it.I think to say no cartel activity in Tucson is wishful thinking. Of course there is.
Agreed. It may make a slow response to the call (by the family) look bad and I think LE is going out of its way to avoid the public jumping to conclusions till they're sure of things.Can you imagine if the press knew who made that call? They would be camped out on that individuals doorstep harassing them for info and statements, following them to the grocery store and gas station.
Or the authorities feel the call, has no place on their timeline. They don't do what they do to suit us. MOO if they felt it was relevant it would be there. They do not feel it is important for the public to know who made that call or what time.
No. But why was the call removed from the official timeline? It's a legitimate question, IMO.
As someone who provided overnight homecare for wealthy patients, it is essential to interview anyone who provided any property/home/caregiving services to Ms. Guthrie. The service people may have innocently told acquaintances about the wealthy elderly lady who is alone at night. My opinion."Cartel" "yard worker", come on now. Please.
Cartels can very well be Americans. Hells Angels are home grown.Amazing how people who’ve never lived here see cartels behind every shrub, especially when the most high-profile crimes here have been committed by Americans
And the cartel would want the national spotlight on them because they love attention.Cartel idea is utter nonsense IMO. You know what’s more profitable and less risky than kidnapping an old lady on US soil? Guns and drugs! Of which they have plenty.
Maybe because it couldn't be verified?I was just wondering - if the church friend's contact with the family was ever confirmed to be a "call"?
I have heard "notified" and "contacted" when it has been stated.
What if Nancy wasn't at church and the friend dropped by Nancy's house and someone was already there?
That would be HIGHLY suspicious!
I'm sure it's a thought because of geographical location, proximity to the border.Amazing how people who’ve never lived here see cartels behind every shrub, especially when the most high-profile crimes here have been committed by Americans.
Does someone have to be in debt to motivate them to commit a violent crime for money? Could it just be envious of other's lifestyle? Anxiety over future financial resources? Or even someone hating their job and seeing no other career path?