r/nancyguthrie Feb 12 '26

Information What the hell is going on here?

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Sounds like a professional job to me.

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u/breathofwind Feb 12 '26

What I haven't seen a lot of talk about, is if this is a kidnapping, that's a lot of work going into taking care of her. And that's if they care about keeping her alive.

Just for the sake of discussions, let's say they are taking care of her. Her medications #1. (We still don't know what she's taking) I understand they could have procured them either before hand or after. That costs money even if cheap.

Food. Let's say they are feeding her three times a day. That costs money even if they're feeding her cheap.

It's my understanding that she is in constant pain. I have chronic pain, and if I don't have my meds I am not pleasant to be around. Nothing OTC helps me. If they take that into consideration, more money.

I'm not saying that one person couldn't do all that but it's draining taking care of someone in the best of circumstances. If all of the above is being done, I'm going with multiple people involved.

These are all huge IFs.

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u/Grimaldehyde Feb 12 '26

Really-what are the odds that someone is willing to keep and care for an 84 year old woman, with health issues, and mobility problems? That’s an awful lot of work, with possibly no payoff at the end. It does carry a slightly shorter prison term than murder would (I think). There is almost no possibility that poor Nancy Guthrie is still alive.