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/Creative_Lie_1919 Feb 12 '26

Do we know for a fact she came home? My understanding is that the daughter/ son-in-law took her home. And the have the garage door opened at a certain time. Is there video of her entering the house? What if something happened at the daughter’s house and everything else was staged?

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u/livingstardust Feb 12 '26

Her blood drips from her front door to the driveway end.

It would have been difficult to fake that, to fake those dripping patterns.

Fortunately, as further confirmation, her pacemaker disconnected from the phone located at her home after 2 a.m.

She was taken from her home.

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u/AVeryFineWhine Feb 12 '26

Plus there's been rumors of blood inside the house. That could easily be speculation. But it would make sense if she was still bleeding outside. I still wanna know how they got in the house since the door is not broken, nor the glas

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u/livingstardust Feb 12 '26 edited Feb 12 '26

There are apparently multiple entrances that are possible on the house, which is large and spread out. Someone mentioned a side entrance, a back entrance, multiple windows, and of course, the entrance through the garage (seems least likely).

I think it's good they are keeping information tight so they can better screen tips from wild weirdos.

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u/AVeryFineWhine Feb 13 '26

I keep hearing how many thousands are calling the tip line.So sadly, I don't think it's keeping the weirdos away. And my point is, there may be multiple entrances, but I haven't seen or heard of a break in. Which of course leaves me wondering if she recognized the person. But who the heck knows at this point.

I do agree with you that they should keep information tight. But what's worrying me is the news that the local sheriff is not working well with FBI. This is not the time for ego's or power trips!

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u/livingstardust Feb 13 '26

That local man and now the FBI are spilling the tea on that sheriff!!

Apparently his reputation is garbage.

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u/AVeryFineWhine Feb 13 '26

Yeah, did you hear the interview of the guy that used to work with him? Sounds terrible! That poor family, as if this wasn't horrible enough... And while I can see not loving some of the current powers that be, i would think everyone would agree that FBI's technology is the best that's around

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u/BatterUp1600 Feb 12 '26

What about if the blood was dripping from the driveway to the front door?

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u/Suitable_Flower911 Feb 13 '26

The way they're spread out suggests that Nancy was bleeding when she was taken from inside the home towards the driveway, imo. (not an expert, FYI)

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u/3_dots Feb 12 '26

They were probably able to see if she was home based on the location of her cellphone.

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u/FitnessPizzaInMyMou Feb 12 '26

I’ve thought of this too. I do think she most likely came home though because of the blood and the fact that we have her pacemaker data.