The Jokeman Posted February 12 Posted February 12 3 hours 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. I'm not sure his ghost would want to travel to Arizona cuz of the dry heat. Quote
T&C Posted February 12 Posted February 12 40 minutes ago, US Egg said: Man, the resources being poured into this case, seems unprecedented. That was one thing that I wanted to touch on... what makes Nancy Guthrie any different than the hundreds, maybe thousands, of missing/kidnapped people in the US. Her daughter is famous but I never really knew who the daughter was until this particular case. Mary Smith's case certainly isn't getting this kind of attention... 2 Quote
BringBackFergy Posted February 12 Author Posted February 12 50 minutes ago, T&C said: That was one thing that I wanted to touch on... what makes Nancy Guthrie any different than the hundreds, maybe thousands, of missing/kidnapped people in the US. Her daughter is famous but I never really knew who the daughter was until this particular case. Mary Smith's case certainly isn't getting this kind of attention... Lindbergh baby comes to mind. 2 Quote
eball Posted February 12 Posted February 12 59 minutes ago, T&C said: That was one thing that I wanted to touch on... what makes Nancy Guthrie any different than the hundreds, maybe thousands, of missing/kidnapped people in the US. Her daughter is famous but I never really knew who the daughter was until this particular case. Mary Smith's case certainly isn't getting this kind of attention... Savannah Guthrie is a high profile NBC personality. Rightly or wrongly, the famous get the attention. 1 Quote
PetermansRedemption Posted February 12 Posted February 12 6 minutes ago, eball said: Savannah Guthrie is a high profile NBC personality. Rightly or wrongly, the famous get the attention. Additionally, I’d guess that not many 80 year old elderly women are seemingly abducted in the US each year. Any elderly woman who was abducted and vanished would get a lot of media attention due to the pure rarity of a completely random kidnapping. 2 1 2 Quote
ExiledInIllinois Posted February 13 Posted February 13 4 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: Lindbergh baby comes to mind. Yup. The era today is similar to that era... Strange how history kind of repeats itself. 1 Quote
Andy1 Posted February 13 Posted February 13 Some of the new items - They have found a second black glove for evidence testing. The backpack is a black Ozark Trail brand sold by Walmart. They have his height. …and here is the scumbag accused of sending fake ransom demand to the family. https://www.kvoa.com/news/crime/california-man-accused-of-sending-fake-ransom-demand-to-guthrie-family-appears-in-tucson-federal/article_2723e756-53ae-42d2-917d-fc8908d17f88.html Quote
iccrewman112 Posted February 13 Posted February 13 (edited) This is terrible whatever has happened to Nancy and what her family and friends have had to go through, but I would be remiss to not mention… that in 2025 in Arizona alone there were 55 missing indigenous woman, and their disappearances get essentially no media coverage and nowhere near the law enforcement support of a case of a tv personality’s mother. To learn more I recommend the video below. A longer watch but worthwhile. Edited February 14 by iccrewman112 7 2 Quote
Figster Posted February 13 Posted February 13 (edited) I think it's important to note that Nancy Guthrie’s last post on the neighborhood messaging app Nextdoor was on Dec. 28, in which she asked if someone was missing an Amazon package. That was only one of two posts from 2025. Is it possible Nancy has given law enforcement the clue they need that could help crack the case 2 months earlier? This package needs to be tracked down and cameras on the date of delivery need to be looked at IMO. Was the delivery man Carlos? Edited February 13 by Figster Quote
SoTier Posted February 13 Posted February 13 17 hours ago, PetermansRedemption said: Additionally, I’d guess that not many 80 year old elderly women are seemingly abducted in the US each year. Any elderly woman who was abducted and vanished would get a lot of media attention due to the pure rarity of a completely random kidnapping. Abductions of 80-year-old women are rare enough to warrant plenty of local media attention but not much national media attention. "Completely random kidnappings" happen more than we would like to admit, most often by serial killers who successfully hide their victims. The difference is that these are not often recognized as kidnappings at the time, so the victims are considered "missing persons" not "kidnapping victims". Quote
Fleezoid Posted February 13 Posted February 13 10 hours ago, Andy1 said: Some of the new items - They have found a second black glove for evidence testing. The backpack is a black Ozark Trail brand sold by Walmart. They have his height. …and here is the scumbag accused of sending fake ransom demand to the family. https://www.kvoa.com/news/crime/california-man-accused-of-sending-fake-ransom-demand-to-guthrie-family-appears-in-tucson-federal/article_2723e756-53ae-42d2-917d-fc8908d17f88.html Wouldn't that still be a "real" ransom demand? The only difference, he doesn't have custody of the lady. To me, the ransom demand itself is still real. I know.......semantics. 1 Quote
Figster Posted February 13 Posted February 13 2 hours ago, SoTier said: Abductions of 80-year-old women are rare enough to warrant plenty of local media attention but not much national media attention. "Completely random kidnappings" happen more than we would like to admit, most often by serial killers who successfully hide their victims. The difference is that these are not often recognized as kidnappings at the time, so the victims are considered "missing persons" not "kidnapping victims". Add finding the victims blood on the scene. It becomes immediately clear to law enforcement finding the elderly lady as swiftly as possible is paramount. 1 Quote
Albany,n.y. Posted February 13 Posted February 13 12 hours ago, Andy1 said: Some of the new items - They have found a second black glove for evidence testing. Ghost of OJ? If the glove don't fit... Quote
boyst Posted February 14 Posted February 14 https://scannerradio.app/?l=NjQ2Njk It would it be a Friday night without another SWAT team police channel about this Quote
Andy1 Posted February 14 Posted February 14 (edited) Tonight there is some sort of a SWAT activation in the same general residential area about 2 miles from Nancie’s home. Apparently a man and woman were detained. I hope they finally solve the case. Edited February 14 by Andy1 1 Quote
Andy1 Posted February 14 Posted February 14 (edited) One of the crazy things last night was the address of the home that was raided was somehow learned by YouTube reporters/investigators and paparazzi hours before the actual raid. Dozens of them were parked all over the neighborhood when the police arrived. They have a vehicle in custody. Other news is they found DNA from an unknown person inside the house. Edited February 14 by Andy1 1 Quote
boyst Posted February 14 Posted February 14 I am blown away at the resources that are being used for this that are above and beyond most any other case as worthy or more Worthy. Quote
Fleezoid Posted February 14 Posted February 14 I have a strange feeling, when this thing is solved, it will have a very weird twist to it. Quote
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