A new theory surrounding
Nancy Guthrie's abduction points to an inside job, according to reports.
RadarOnline.com can reveal insiders close to the case believe the 84-year-old's
captors would be familiar with the inside of the 84-year-old's $1million home, given interior cameras were allegedly smashed during her
kidnapping.
The cameras were installed by Nancy's family, including her
Today anchor daughter
Savannah, for their elderly mom's safety, especially if she suffered a fall.
But the abductor knew where they were situated, prompting a belief they may have been familiar with the security setup – first reported by journalist
Ashleigh Banfield – inside the home.
A source said, "The signs point to an inside job. Cameras that were smashed inside the home were there to protect their mother.
"Only a very few people have access to them — they were installed to make sure nothing happened to their mom, like if she fell when home alone.
A new theory surrounding Nancy Guthrie's abduction points to an inside job, according to reports. RadarOnline.
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