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No, I am not.You're referencing the fake extortion caller instead of identifying who reported NG missing from church to her family.
No, I am not.You're referencing the fake extortion caller instead of identifying who reported NG missing from church to her family.
Maybe he meant metaphorically, like when he said she was taken from her bed (but didn't mean literally taken from her bed).Approximately 11 a.m.: Someone who attends church with Nancy Guthrie called the family to report that the 84-year-old never made it to services, the sheriff said.
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Nancy Guthrie abduction: Sheriff reveals more detailed timeline
Nancy Guthrie was taken from her home early Sunday, authorities said.www.yahoo.com
The sheriff's statement and info in the court filing are based on what AG/TC TOLD them. There is nothing included along with it to verify it as fact. All I'm saying. The court filing is only the officer's report.There may be plenty verifying that contact from a friend with unnamed family member. I don't think the sheriff would have mentioned it on day one if it didn't happen and I seriously doubt it would be in a federal court filing several days later if it hadn't. JMO
It would make things much easier if authorities would just tell us that tho, how contact was made and what time. Even an approximate time of that contact would be helpful MOO
In that link, you will find the criminal complaint against the fake ransomer. However, THAT complaint confirms the contact from church member to family.You're referencing the fake extortion caller instead of identifying who reported NG missing from church to her family.
Let's say NG was a fixture at those services – on Zoom, even – and was absent that day. Let's say that her friend noted her unusual absence, called her, got no response, and thought it very unusual. The friend may have mentioned it to her family, just to be sure. I don't know if that's what happened, but it seems entirely plausible.So what you’re speculating is if she would have attended the 10:45 mass, her missing was an emergency to report to family during the mass by a churchgoer, rather than waiting until after mass ended?
We’re not in any privy to know, but it has definitely left many of us here questioning….including myself.Not even speaking publicly identified. They have not said "we spoke to the church member and verified the call" or "call records confirm" or a timeline shows "11:04 church member called". There's nada, zilch, nothing.
I agree--I've seen SIL mentioned a bazillion times.Excuse my flabbergasted response, since thread 2 or 3 plus Banfield’s position many, many posts suspecting him!
Sorry, wrong link
Some people are letting their own biases cloud their judgment. Not a good trait
Church usually begins at 11:00 am. The friend didn't wait very long to contact NG's family.This information was presented by the Sheriff timeline style at the time of the bullet point display.
I assume the call was left out of the display because of the "approximately" where the other points are times verifiable through technology and the Uber driver's recording with NG in the car.
The relatives claimed they arrived to check on NG at 11:56 and the 911 call at 12:03 must be connected as verified as to the arrival time in the 911 recording apparently. Guess they looked at the time on their phone as they arrived.
Wouldn't the relatives phone have the exact time and duration of the call from the Church friend to verify that point?
Approximately 11 a.m.: Someone who attends church with Nancy Guthrie called the family to report that the 84-year-old never made it to services, the sheriff said.
11:56 a.m.: Relatives responded to Nancy Guthrie's home and discovered she was missing, the sheriff said.
12:03 p.m.: The family called 911, the sheriff said.
Nancy Guthrie abduction: Sheriff reveals more detailed timeline
imo
Agree, but that might not mean that much to the immediate family.One thing is true IMO- If this is a kidnapping, (and maybe even if it isn't) and the family pays, then it is open season on relatives of famous people in the US in a way that only Mexico and Brazil have experienced.
Yeah, I'm with you. I'm giving him a pass as he was clearly not used to being in the spotlight (he even said something similar himself). This is why companies and agencies hire spokespeople who know how to speak to the press. However, in high-profile cases like this one, the public wants to hear directly from the "one in charge" (i.e. Chief Nanos). I remember the same thing happened during those first few press conferences given by Moscow, ID police after the Idaho 4 murders. The public really lambasted LE and picked apart every single thing they said.The Pima police chief was so loose with words at that first presser that I don’t entirely take everything he said there literally, including his statement about NG being at church. That being said, I find it very curious that he didn’t include the phone call in the latest timeline.
If you think the FBI drafted a filing with factual details, like a phone call from 5 days previously, without ever verifying those details… idk what to tell you.The sheriff's statement and info in the court filing are based on what AG/TC TOLD them. There is nothing included along with it to verify it as fact. All I'm saying. The court filing is only the officer's report.
Or could it have just simply been left out initially bc early on it hadn't yet been verified.Also a strange detail to lie about, if it is indeed untrue. It's so easy to say, "Well, who contacted you?"
jmo
No, there are two services on the Sundays at the specific church in question; 9:00 AM and 10:45AM.Church usually begins at 11:00 am. The friend didn't wait very long to contact NG's family.
If that person is under surveillance, LE isn't about to tell us, anyway. They will keep repeating no POI's, no suspects, until there is an arrest. JMOFor some reason I’ve always felt that the person responsible for her being gone is the same person that reported her “not at church” to get the ball rolling.
I am sorry @Ellis' MomI was slow to respond. The thread is moving so fastThe call referenced on this complaint refers to HIS call demanding ransom.
I don't see anything referring to a call reporting her non-attendance of church.
What do you see that I'm missing?
With all respect, we are not law enforcement, judges, prosecutors, or jury members. In a discussion, it's welcome, imo, to share personal opinions and experiences. Maybe some ideas are off-mark, but maybe some are insightful.Some people are letting their own biases cloud their judgment. Not a good trait
This is all just MHO- The problem is that your ISP (Spectrum, Charter, Xfinity, Starlink, hughesnet or whoever you use for the onramp) always knows when you're using the TOR and records the traffic. The ISP knows who and when, just not what or why. If the sender was in the US, the FBI will find out who sent it eventually.TOR browser makes it dead easy, actually. There is no official company or oversight of TOR browser. No official VPN. Just thousands of nodes of TOR users that send traffic randomly all over the world.
NG went missing on Jan 31st. Sheriff mentioned church friend alarm on Feb 2nd. Court filing was signed on Feb 5th. By a federal agent. FBI has been involved almost from day one. There is nothing in that court filing to verify a single allegation made in it. Because it isn't required in a complaint. It's a sworn document.The sheriff's statement and info in the court filing are based on what AG/TC TOLD them. There is nothing included along with it to verify it as fact. All I'm saying. The court filing is only the officer's report.