Status
Not open for further replies.
  • #33,401
  • #33,402
this is not true. i am also listening to the livesteream. apparently a truck belonging to a lock/safe/alarm company has arrived at NG house. speculation other than that
this is not true. i am also listening to the livesteream. apparently a truck belonging to a lock/safe/alarm company has arrived at NG house. speculation other than that
I said the same thing..
 
  • #33,403
Am I getting this result because I’m in Europe or is the system down?
I saw this happen earlyish in the case, it usually means the system is refreshing/might have too much traffic. JMO.
 
  • #33,404
Phillip Martin, co-owner of Armor Bearer Arms in Tucson, told Fox News’
@amaliarroy an FBI agent visited his store with three pages containing photos and the names of roughly 18 to 24 people, asking whether any had purchased a firearm there within the past year.“He actually had given me a list of paper, list of people that had pictures and names on it, and he wanted to know if I could help him pull up in my system if any of these people have purchased a gun in the last year,” Martin said.


So, not 40 "persons of interest" which makes Nanos' denial TRUE. jmo
 
  • #33,405
This case remains one of the most bizarre I've ever seen.

An elderly woman was abducted from her home, which is one of the rarest demographics for kidnappings, and we still have no idea what the motive is. If it's a kidnapping, there's still no clear or consistent line of communication. No signs of a robbery. No body has been found. We have the intruder on video, but still have no idea who he is. This is one of the top national stories in the country and nobody has been able to identify him or give a tip that has led to a viable suspect. He took precautions enough to where even with 2026's modern technology, LE has not remotely come close to identifying him.... in a crime that typically is extremely hard to get away with.

Nothing about this case makes sense. All these weeks later we still don't even know if those ransom letters were from the kidnapper.

It's why with each passing day that goes without resolution, you simply can't close the door on an outlier motive for this case, because everything about this case is an outlier to begin with. Nothing would surprise me at this point.
 
  • #33,406
  • #33,407
"Nancy was last seen on January 31 at 9:45 p.m. when her "daughter" dropped her off at her Catalina Foothills home in Tucson"


So now I know what Sheriff Nanos meant when he said "approximately" and "I can't stress this enough" about the dropping off of Nancy and the garage door opening and closing.

Statements like this should have been shared early on imo.
It would have cleared up much speculation.

One on One interview with Sheriff Nanos:

WATCH: One-on-One interview with Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos on Nancy Guthrie case
 
  • #33,408
  • #33,409
Phillip Martin, co-owner of Armor Bearer Arms in Tucson, told Fox News’
@amaliarroy an FBI agent visited his store with three pages containing photos and the names of roughly 18 to 24 people, asking whether any had purchased a firearm there within the past year.“He actually had given me a list of paper, list of people that had pictures and names on it, and he wanted to know if I could help him pull up in my system if any of these people have purchased a gun in the last year,” Martin said.


Dang. They're no even back tracing 4473s (I guess they really don't have cause) but asking gun stores voluntarily (none where I live would give that up, that's a big can of civil liberty worms right there).

Very curious how they compiled the list. Very.

Again, if I was Mr. Latanas I would not have bought the gun in a gun shop, much easier untraceable legal ways to do it in AZ.
 
  • #33,410
Who is the spokesperson for Pima County Sheriff? They keep referring to a SET of gloves....It was ONE, as in singular, GLOVE. Really irritating......... jmo

Having to wear latex gloves for years at work when taking them off i would grab the glove with gloved hand to remove while still holding the removed glove with gloved hand i would use ungloved hand to remove both gloves. The first glove removed winds up in the second glove removed, both gloves end up inside out.

The glove in this pic appears to be inside out.


Jmo
 
  • #33,411
  • #33,412
Phillip Martin, co-owner of Armor Bearer Arms in Tucson, told Fox News’
@amaliarroy an FBI agent visited his store with three pages containing photos and the names of roughly 18 to 24 people, asking whether any had purchased a firearm there within the past year.“He actually had given me a list of paper, list of people that had pictures and names on it, and he wanted to know if I could help him pull up in my system if any of these people have purchased a gun in the last year,” Martin said.


This sounds quite desperate. Like a shotgun strategy (excuse the pun). Not like a targeted investigation.
 
  • #33,413
  • #33,414
Having to wear latex gloves for years at work when taking them off i would grab the glove with gloved hand to remove while still holding the removed glove with gloved hand i would use ungloved hand to remove both gloves. The first glove removed winds up in the second glove removed, both gloves end up inside out.

The glove in this pic appears to be inside out.


Jmo
YES. ONE GLOVE. jmo
 
  • #33,415
10:47 AM PT -- UPDATE The Sheriff just announced there is no DNA hit from CODIS.
I just watched all of this. Thanks for posting it. Admittedly, I don't usually watch or listen to HL/TMZ.

It's my understanding, from his explanation, that the only way DNA can be put into the enormous database is if it's tested in the state where it was found. IOW, I thought he made it sound like there was still a possibility of a match based on a technicality. Did anyone else interpret it that way or am I just way behind?

I do know the DNA doesn't match, but I thought that might be based on this technicality of it being tested in the state it was found.
 
  • #33,416
i'm so sick of all the misinformation being put out

moo
If it was a 'kidnapping', then 'very little planning was done' he seemed unaware of the door bell camera; initially had no idea of how he was going to deal with it. Surely that is the first thing a criminal mind thinks of when planning a criminal act, are there going to be 'surveillance' cameras.
 
  • #33,417
Curious as well. Does the FBI have weekend/night lab shifts?
You would think so, in life or death cases such as a child abduction.
 
  • #33,418
This case remains one of the most bizarre I've ever seen.

An elderly woman was abducted from her home, which is one of the rarest demographics for kidnappings, and we still have no idea what the motive is. If it's a kidnapping, there's still no clear or consistent line of communication. No signs of a robbery. No body has been found. We have the intruder on video, but still have no idea who he is. This is one of the top national stories in the country and nobody has been able to identify him or give a tip that has led to a viable suspect. He took precautions enough to where even with 2026's modern technology, LE has not remotely come close to identifying him.... in a crime that typically is extremely hard to get away with.

Nothing about this case makes sense. All these weeks later we still don't even know if those ransom letters were from the kidnapper.

It's why with each passing day that goes without resolution, you simply can't close the door on an outlier motive for this case, because everything about this case is an outlier to begin with. Nothing would surprise me at this point.
Makes me think of the killing of Missy Bevers. While there was no kidnapping and it was in a public place and much younger woman.

Just the fact that the prep was on video and disguised themselves, many thought it would be solved rather quickly. Coming up on 10 years and still unsolved. Hopefully this case isn’t still unsolved in 10years.

Edited to add: In no way am i insinuating that this case is connected.
 
Last edited:
  • #33,419
Am I getting this result because I’m in Europe or is the system down?

System must be down as I could access it earlier (UK) but not now.
I’m in the UK and can get search results now, so it’s probably internittently going down when a lot of people are trying to access at once.

JMO
 
  • #33,420
So, not 40 "persons of interest" which makes Nanos' denial TRUE. jmo
It sounds a little like semantics to me.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Guardians Monthly Goal

Members online

Online statistics

Members online
340
Guests online
2,699
Total visitors
3,039

Forum statistics

Threads
642,828
Messages
18,790,395
Members
245,017
Latest member
M.315
Back
Top