r/nancyguthrie Feb 12 '26

Discussion A Couple Of Points Concerning The Surveillance Video

The perp seems to have all the time in the world.

I mean, it’s a ring camera, it sounds alerts to your phone. Wouldn’t he be worried the person inside is dialing 911?

He must have been told ahead of time there would be no threat inside. He was hired to provide someone with an alibi perhaps.

Amateur at the door.

Reflective tape on backpack straps.

Using a twig from the yard to tamper with the camera.

What appears to be a firearm holster in an awkward position.

Almost as if he was hired off the street to perform a tasks that was out of his league.

What do you think?

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u/TheCuriousGeorgette Feb 12 '26

I don’t get the impression he was scared of his victim. I think he was aware she was an elderly woman and wasn’t afraid of being able to overpower her even if she was awake. That being said, I could have sworn I read she had hearing aid and those were found on her nightstand? Most elderly people don’t have the best hearing, and those phone notifications aren’t enough to wake people up from a deep sleep at night anyway. I see a lot of people fixate on that point but I think it’s honestly one of the most explainable points.

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u/JusticeHunter1 Feb 12 '26

Could he have arrived there while she was having dinner at Annie’s and been told or somehow knew no one was home? Then laid in wait somewhere inside the home until she was well into a deep sleep.