I noticed that too in the blood. Definitely seems like more clues of what happened to Nancy can be found in the blood pattern.
Now, THAT is interesting. They saw something interesting enough to take samples. I pray this leads to something. Plus, imagine how pi$$ed you would be if LE impounded your car and you did nothing wrong.
What in your opinion, was in it? Could it have simply been an internal frame?
But then you'd expect the house to have been ransacked first. They're not going to immediately take the elderly lady when nothing valuable is in plain sight. They're going to rummage through her underwear and socks drawers, the medicine cabinet, and the freezer at least. Also, her purse was found in the home.
Hello, good morning Nin!
Me too!! At least it’s something and this should be looked into.
As anyone who followed the Idaho College case knows, you don't have to do anything so dramatic to get in a sliding door. There are videos on YouTube on how to get inside a locked sliding door in moments.
If the burglar would have done just a little bit of homework watching her, he could have snuck in and out while she was playing mahjong with her other daughter esrlier that evening. I guess i am an overachiever, but if that was my line of work, im doing my homework to ensure it doesn't end up kidnap or murder. But then again if we are talking about someone trying to break in and steal stuff, maybe this line of thinking just doesnt computer for them.
I still believe there is only one scenario that makes sense. Let's, first look at the other theories. Burglary gone wrong. How many burglaries are committed by an individual in an area that is that remote and difficult to find. Even reporters get lost using GPS. A gun and a full backpack aren't generally needed for a burglary. Next, an abduction. Plausible, however, what's the motive. I really don't believe rhe ransom notes were legitimate. What fits??The sheriff leading the search for Nancy Guthrie has said he “understands” why some have said her son-in-law should be seen as a suspect, but insisted he didn’t want to put “a mark on somebody who could be completely innocent.”
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said that while “nobody” has been ruled out, he was troubled by “nasty stuff” being circulated about Cioni.
“If he [Tommaso Cioni] is guilty, if he’s the one who did it, and we’re able to prove that, then at that time jump on it but don’t come out of nowhere with this,” Sheriff Nanos told the Daily Mail on Sunday.
“I understand the pundits are out there. They’re gonna say, well, he’s the last one to see her alive. We understand that stuff. But, my goodness, you’re putting a mark on somebody who could be completely innocent. And more important than that, he’s family,” he added.
“People out there can get pretty ugly and mean and nasty and not have the facts. I tell my journalists, you guys need to be a little more responsible… because that’s just really nasty stuff,” the sheriff said
Sheriff leading Nancy Guthrie search ‘understands’ interest in son-in-law Tommaso Cioni — but warns of jumping to conclusions
The sheriff leading the search for Nancy Guthrie has said he “understands” why some have said her son-in-law should be seen as a suspect.nypost.com
Tommaso. Something happened when he dropped Nancy off. He couldn't stick around because his wife was expecting him home. He called someone to go to the house and get Nancy out and clean up the evidence. That door was probably left unlocked. That's why in the video you see the suspect reach for the door and then notice the video doorbell. He mumbles his way trying to cover the doorbell. It, also, explains the full backpack. He has cleaning supplies and possibly a blanket. It explains why he would carry a gun. Nancy is in there alive and the gun is used to motivate Nancy to leave.Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told the Daily Mail that specialists are working with Google to extract data from cameras in Nancy Guthrie's Arizona home, despite initial setbacks due to offline systems or expired subscriptions.
Google said at first we don't have anything," Nanos told The Daily Mail. "But we're going to do our best to try to what they call 'scratch'.
"It's hard. It's like scratching through layers, think of it like you have eight layers of paint on your house. They want to go to the sixth or seventh layer and they have to be very delicate about it not to destroy what's there.
"I just hope they can scrape a camera shot down that driveway to identify a vehicle. Because, my goodness, you can't put a mask on a vehicle, right?"
The sheriff hopes the forensic work can reveal a vehicle used during the incident, noting, "I just hope they can scrape a camera shot down that driveway to identify a vehicle. Because, my goodness, you can't put a mask on a vehicle, right?"
Nanos oversees a massive team of 400 personnel from local law enforcement, the FBI, and other agencies working nonstop, and he says they've received roughly 40,000 to 50,000 tips, sometimes reaching 5,000 per hour.
Despite criticism online, Nanos stressed the thoroughness of his team's initial investigation, saying officers spent nearly 20 hours processing the scene before the FBI arrived to conduct their work.
He addressed rumors surrounding family members, including Tommaso Cioni, clarifying that no one has been cleared or ruled out in the case, and emphasized that the Guthrie family has been fully cooperative throughout.
While the sheriff would not detail forced entry, camera placements, or exactly how Nancy was removed, he confirmed that only one camera was tampered with by the intruder, a key focus for forensic analysis.
Savannah Guthrie finally receives good news that gives her hope of finding her mother Nancy
Savannah Guthrie received a glimmer of hope in the search for her mother, Nancy, as authorities revealed progress in the investigation, focusing on digital forensics to uncover criwww.marca.com
I believe his backpack was carried in necessity and was full of items he needed to commit whatever crime he had planned. Not so sure burglary was that crime. IMO
I think everything changed if and when she recognized him. That is something he did not plan on. He probably thought if he was quiet, she wouldn't even wake up.
I agree that a person can have a wealthy,or famous relative and some people may think that wealth applies to everyone in the family.
Some ideas- rope, zip ties, tape, tarp or something to wrap her in etc.
Well, in Casey's situation, it also took a raft of high priced experts and lawyers, and parents lying on the stand. I've never in my life seen so many people line up to take care of a useless party princess. Oftentimes, the more of a circus that comes with the case, the less likely it's going to be resolved. Casey, OJ, etc. I sure hope we don't add NG to that list.
Yes, I have often thought of that cellmate of Hickcock's which led him to plan the robbery, all based on false information from a gossip and braggart-- in relation to this Guthrie case.
I'm sure aside from being very scared she might have told them that her daughter is famous and they can pay them any amount of money, moo
