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9 minutes ago, Figster said:

 Except It's probably not a kidnapping IMO.

 

@DrDawkinstein is on the right track with murder for hire...

Don't contract killers typically kill the offending party rather than their mother and don't they usually leave a body behind?

Posted
3 minutes ago, BringBackFergy said:

I think @DrDawkinstein said it’s related to Epstein? Expand on this, please. 

 

Not much to expand on. Guthrie has conducted and aired more interviews with Epstein victims than anyone else (I believe). Heck, from what we've seen, she may be the ONLY journalist doing so.

 

One or some of the powerful men in those files is sending a message.

 

2 minutes ago, Jauronimo said:

Don't contract killers typically kill the offending party rather than their mother and don't they usually leave a body behind?

 

Threats against family members is nothing new or unique. It's a tale as old as time. "You better stop. I'd hate for anything bad to happen to your kid who goes to <whatever> school" or "Would be a shame if something happened to your parents".

 

The point isnt the killing. It's the worrying, the trauma, the major disruption to their lives, the pain in not knowing, etc.

 

Disappear a family member = days, weeks, months of anguish and turmoil.

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It's always family.  I suspect the other daughter and her husband are in on it.   They (or she) accidentally killed her in an argument, and this is part of the plot.  They were the last people to see her.

 

Kidnappings of the elderly (with significant health issues) is not something a professional probably wants to do unless she or that family has wealth that hasn't been reported.  Just kidnap the news lady.  

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I’m guessing it’s an amateur kidnapping for ransom. Then the criminal(s) got spooked and killed Nancy. Or maybe she died due to stress, injuries and/or lack of medication. They probably buried her in the desert someplace. I hope it is solved for the peace of the family. 
 

By now, the family has been thoroughly checked for links. I think it would have solved by now if any of them were participants. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, BringBackFergy said:

Still focusing on daughter’s neighborhood (not Savanah). WTF? 
 

But, at least, TMZ is on the job. Hard hitting journalism. 

TMZ is the only outlet breaking any news on this. Them being the main point of contact says something about us.

Posted
4 hours ago, Jauronimo said:

Don't contract killers typically kill the offending party rather than their mother and don't they usually leave a body behind?

 

That is one option on the menu I saw. 

Posted
3 hours ago, Andy1 said:

I’m guessing it’s an amateur kidnapping for ransom. Then the criminal(s) got spooked and killed Nancy. Or maybe she died due to stress, injuries and/or lack of medication. They probably buried her in the desert someplace. I hope it is solved for the peace of the family. 
 

By now, the family has been thoroughly checked for links. I think it would have solved by now if any of them were participants. 

Wild animals would dig up any shallow grave?

Posted
6 hours ago, shrader said:

 

Somebody cartel related could be a possibility given the location.  The doorbell video doesn't really give that look though.

I think there is zero chance this is a cartel operative given the bumbling fool in the security camera footage. 

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Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, PetermansRedemption said:

I think there is zero chance this is a cartel operative given the bumbling fool in the security camera footage. 

Which does resemble this stuttering fool

 

 https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/nancy-guthrie-savannah-missing-mom-02-11-26?post-id=cmlia0owt0000356p94q62kvw

 

Held because his eyes and eye lashes look the same? Really?

 

Encounter law enforcement won't confirm, hmmm

 

Not enough evidence and no body perhaps?

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Posted (edited)
14 hours ago, dpberr said:

It's always family.  I suspect the other daughter and her husband are in on it.   They (or she) accidentally killed her in an argument, and this is part of the plot.  They were the last people to see her.

 

Kidnappings of the elderly (with significant health issues) is not something a professional probably wants to do unless she or that family has wealth that hasn't been reported.  Just kidnap the news lady.  

Or boy/girl friend or husband/wife. A friend's girlfriend  died of an asthma attack in front of her roommate while \they were in college. He was in the other side of the dorm at the time. The cops came to his room and were  questioning him, When he asked them why he was being questioned. The cop said that until  ruled out, the mate was always the prime suspect.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, US Egg said:

Now that I got sucked up into this, just saw they found a pair of gloves near the victim’s home. 
 

Can scratch you know who off the list.

If they can secure DNA off the gloves, great. But something tells me the kidnapper has never been swabbed for DNA (no prior criminal record) or this case would have been solved by now.

Posted
15 minutes ago, US Egg said:

Now that I got sucked up into this, just saw they found a pair of gloves near the victim’s home. 
 

Can scratch you know who off the list.

If the gloves don't fit ya must acquit 

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Posted
13 hours ago, PetermansRedemption said:

I think there is zero chance this is a cartel operative given the bumbling fool in the security camera footage. 

 

But if it's as much of a bumbling idiot as people want to think from that video, this thing would have been over days ago.  Cartel or not, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if she's currently in Mexico.  It's only an hour away and that's where it gets harder to track.

 

People constantly mention that it's always family, but I'd imagine those numbers go down a bit since we're dealing with the wealth and high profile involved.

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, BringBackFergy said:

If they can secure DNA off the gloves, great. But something tells me the kidnapper has never been swabbed for DNA (no prior criminal record) or this case would have been solved by now.

What makes you think they had any DNA before the gloves? 

 

Carlos the delivery guy also presents a problem If the man has delivered packages to the Guthrie residency IMO. No body and nothing but a hair for instance found inside the home matching his DNA won't get a conviction IMO. 

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Posted
55 minutes ago, Fleezoid said:

If Columbo shows up, then you know it's a family member or close friend / business acquaintance. 

If it is MacGyver then it is Middle Eastern terrorists and her mother was involved in a top secret CIA project that was funneling weapons and money and blew the whistle. 

 

I think I like the MacGyver angle better

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Posted
51 minutes ago, Fleezoid said:

If Columbo shows up, then you know it's a family member or close friend / business acquaintance. 

If Dexter Morgan shows up, Carlo's the delivery guy is about to be hand delivered to his maker... 

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I keep hoping daily for definitive news. 

 

Bottom line where is Nancy Guthrie? 

 

Finding her alive seems unlikely at this point. If she is alive I will consider it a miracle

 

Lord have mercy. Please give this family answers and law enforcement direction to close this case ASAP.

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