• #28,541
Go to page 1424 and look for Mack the Knife's post.

Lots of details and times listed.

I'm reposting this information for anyone else who is as confused about the situation as I was a few minutes ago.
Credit to @Mack the Knife for his excellent summary of a Fox10 Live Feed

  • at 20:30 the sheriff’s office told media to go to a staging area to a press briefing but by 23:00 they were told they’d only be getting a written statement, and sources said that they were waiting for FBI approval of a statement
  • Fox News reported two men and one of their mom’s were detained not arrested in connection to a search warrant, and reminded that while a search warrant is executed, it’s typical for residents to be detained for the duration
  • The Range Rover has a yellow piece of paper (looks like from a legal pad) covering the license plate, under an MG Motors plastic license plate frame. No front license plate.
  • Looks like the FBI is collecting the evidence (vs. sheriff)
  • The way they’re talking about the three people detained, it seems like they’re saying they were all at the home where the warrant was being executed. There is, obviously, a vehicle (the Range Rover), and I’m aware of a guy with white pant legs who was obviously being detained in some way, so maybe that’s a source of confusion on the numbers? Possibly one of them (I’d guess the mother) wasn’t a target and was only detained for warrant execution?
  • At 23:40 they show sheriff’s vehicles pulling out of their parking spots and pulling back in closer to the Range Rover
  • At 23:53 they share the Sheriffs statement, which they apparently learned from twitter.
  • At 23:53 LE put a yellow sheet up on the right rear of the Range Rover, covering as they opened the trunk. Fox 11 isn’t sure how they accessed the car, but a few minutes earlier the lights were flashing so I believe LE has the key fob
  • At 23:55 they put up a sheet on the left rear side. It was uncovered for 2 minutes while the trunk was open
  • At 23:57 they close the trunk and fold up the sheets
  • At 00:00 Fox 11 believes LE is wrapping up in the Culver’s parking lot
  • 00:09 the FBI tech is wiping then applying something to the seams of the car. I’m guessing he’s essentially “sealing” the doors
  • 00:34 a tow truck pulls into the lot
  • Camera zooms back in on the paper over the license plate. Looking at how wet that paper is now, I doubt it has been on there for very long. Driving with that in any sort of rain, it would disintegrate
  • FBI takes pictures of the side of the vehicle up on the truck bed
  • 00:53 tow truck drives away with the Range Rover and the LE vehicles all leave
  • And with that, I’m back to present time
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  • #28,542
When i went to sleep last night (UK) the talk was all of DE, and something happening near his house. Has that been totally dropped now?
When police were staging at Marana, many assumed they were heading to DE I think. But the address searched was nowhere near his location.

I did see reference to where they were actually going much earlier in the evening. But I couldn't make sense of it at the time due to my lack of knowledge about the local area.

There still seems to be a lot of confusion online about what happened where etc. I hope that tomorrow we will receive some more definite information.
 
  • #28,543
Smoke and mirrors….all I can come up with at the moment.
“Could be Mother and son “ is unconfirmed and wild assumption IMO
 
  • #28,544
  • #28,545
I was wondering if they could just be ransom scammers too, but there were at least 15-20 law enforcement vehicles at that home earlier. Would that many show up if they were just ransom scammers? IMO that heavy of a presence suggests they found some proof Nancy had been there... all just speculation though.
Truth is law enforcement doesn't have much to do right now - nothing new to investigate - so no surprise so many LE showed up.
 
  • #28,546
I can't access the MG website, maybe because I'm not in the US?

Is it definitely the same car? And if so, could it be the people detained were trying to sell it to get rid of it?
 
  • #28,547
Yeah, but that still doesn’t explain why the dealership has the listing up on their website. Every time I’ve bought a car before, the posting was taken down within 24 hours. I think the owner or someone on the staff was driving the car around, and they probably know someone who was involved.
Looks like a father son owners/operators
 
  • #28,548
  • #28,549
I can't access the MG website, maybe because I'm not in the US?

Is it definitely the same car? And if so, could it be the people detained were trying to sell it to get rid of it?
So what are odd for scammers vs abductors? I can go either way.
 
  • #28,550
The book Helter Skelter made me start locking my door to the bedroom. And I read it in the 90s during summer vacation so it was a long time ago.Was paranoid for weeks! All these other crimes like the Bryan Kohberger murders just reinforce the notion that a locked bedroom door is better than an unlocked bedroom door. Takes not even a second to lock it.

Security is an insurance. It's a layer of defense. Even having lights on in the back and front and maybe a light on inside your house is powerful enough to keep an intruder away! But it's always best to go the extra mile for added security.
A friend brought Helter Skelter to 9th grade Algebra and for weeks we pored over that book instead of our quadratic equations. The book itself had a distinctive smell and is most likely the scariest book I've ever read. I agree with you about small security measures making a big difference. In my opinion, this would not have helped Nancy unfortunately. I think all signs point to her being targeted and I don't think locking her bedroom door would have made a difference..
 
  • #28,551
Thanks for the update here in the U.K. Our more reliable new sources are not reporting anymore but the express and of course DT says this. But his thread and comments underneath are an interesting read. The express is trashy news btw.https://www.the-express.com/entertainment/celebrity-news/199166/nancy-guthrie-person-shot-dead#amp-readmore-target
 
  • #28,552
I can't access the MG website, maybe because I'm not in the US?

Is it definitely the same car? And if so, could it be the people detained were trying to sell it to get rid of it?
The car is owned by a small locally owned dealership and is for sale on their website. Generally the listing would be removed if these perps had purchased it. Therefore, likely the dealership owner is in possession of the range rover because it hasn't sold.
 
  • #28,553
  • #28,554
There was some inaccurate online information about which house was being searched, naming a building very close to the house being searched but on the next street. The wrongly identified house is owned by someone whose involvement would have been big news for various reasons, so the PCSO released a statement (see below). There’s a bit more to it but that’s the basic idea.

Thank you so much. That's a relief.
 
  • #28,555
  • #28,556
I’d say it’s more likely recently purchased and the Title info hasn’t been updated yet. Where I live it takes about 3 weeks from purchase to get the new title from a dealership.
Definitely possible but all the vehicles I've purchased in the past, the dealer removed the vehicle from their website within 1-2 days after it was sold.
 
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Definitely possible but all the vehicles I've purchased in the past, the dealer removed the vehicle from their website within 1-2 days.
Anybody know what any of these people look like?
 
  • #28,558
A friend brought Helter Skelter to 9th grade Algebra and for weeks we pored over that book instead of our quadratic equations. The book itself had a distinctive smell and is most likely the scariest book I've ever read. I agree with you about small security measures making a big difference. In my opinion, this would not have helped Nancy unfortunately. I think all signs point to her being targeted and I don't think locking her bedroom door would have made a difference..

I’m in agreement with you, this was targeted. He or they went there for one purpose and it wasn’t burglary.

Could it be it was either the mother or other son that called in the tip on the RR guy? “Hey my son bears a resemblance to the guy caught on camera and he’s been acting out of character.”

Still I don’t understand why the offender would stick around after watching the news and seeing the investigators having lots of info to work with.
 
  • #28,559
This could now in fact be the FBI's case.

JMO.
Interesting. Paul Mauro of Fox News also tweeted, that the tip may have come in locally, not FBI. (My guess is that's probably why there was such a joint presence and unity press statement.)
Paul Mauro
@PaulDMauro
Case could be breaking. Looks like Pima Co sheriff, not Feds, off a local tip. Looks like two males, one older female, “detained” during search warrant execution.

Mauro also tweeted from this crazy night:

Not going to report anything I have not corroborated. At present, multiple vehicles at location, both agencies, multiple forensic trucks.
Remember, as we always say in these situations: of the first 100 reports, 99 will be wrong. Let’s let the cops do their thing here.
Four now “detained” in the Guthrie case. Can confirm at least one in handcuffs, which is likely an arrest. This thing is real.
 
  • #28,560
Re: two of the detained being mother and son, NewsNation has reported it as a possibility so I’ll consider it a possibility.
3 detained as SWAT team searches property in Nancy Guthrie investigation

Four people being detained is wild. I know detained does not equal arrested. And if two are a mother and son pair, I could buy the mother not being involved.

But the facts we know thus far do seem to point to multiple people being involved in this. I guess we’ll have to see if any of the others are arrested.
 

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