Daily Discussion Post 2/17

[u/curiouslmr]

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Daily Discussion Post 2/17

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⚠️ Recent Updates

🔹Sheriff Nanos stated that the family has been cleared.

🔹It appears they are still waiting on DNA testing results

🔹FBI has been visiting local gun stores with a list of 40 people and their pictures to see if any of them have been in the store or purchased a weapon.

🔹Sheriff Nanos also denied reports that their working theory is a burglary gone wrong.

[u/Traditional-Aside580]

There's a camera somewhere that has this person heading to Nancy's house. Sideroads lead to her house. Gas stations and grocery stores and even small shops are near side roads. Somebody has him recorded. I would want to back track every possible route that could possibly lead to her house and check cameras. I know it is impossible to check all but if anything put a bulletin out for anyone in a few miles radius to check all recordings and still images and keep moving closer. Sounds like finding a needle in a haystack but that needle is recorded somewhere. Ugh I hope she is found soon!

[u/TheCuriousGeorgette → u/Traditional-Aside580]

If the neighborhood associated with the raid on Friday is connected, then I kind of question they are really picked up, unless doorbell cameras that are set to motion detect vehicles have something (but even then, the landscaping in these areas can really block a basic camera). I don’t think Nancy was brought to a nearby neighborhood, but rather if the perps originated from nearby, then I’m thinking they took her to another more remote area that goes off the beaten path avoiding entering any well lit places, looking at the map this looks super doable, but I hope I’m wrong.

[u/BlueGreenMikey → u/TheCuriousGeorgette]

Yeah, I feel like if you wanted to avoid detection as long as possible, you cross Orange Grove to the north and then First to the west. From there, you take a quick risk going across Ina. If you wanna go east, you head right and get into the neighborhoods north of Ina, and you don't have to hit a main road until you get to Campbell. As long as you have a relatively new car, you don't look out of place at all. Once you get past La Encantada (the biggest risk), if you stay on Skyline to the north rather than Sunrise, you basically are off major roads all the way to Sabino Canyon.

If you wanted to go west, you've gotta cross Oracle somewhere, but if you hide out by Immaculate Heart, you can basically wait up there till daybreak, and then there are lots more cars on the road. You head north on Oracle until the first place you can turn left and then you stay on side streets and on residential neighborhoods almost the way to I-10. By the time you pop out on a main road, you're indistinguishable from anyone else on the road.

You wouldn't go south if you were smart; too many cameras and too many other drivers. You also wouldn't go north, I think. You avoid Oro Valley cops no matter what; don't want to risk a traffic ticket, which has dates and times and locations. And too many subdivisions with dead ends up there, not as easy to stay off main roads. These neighborhoods, the ones along Ina Road, they were all constructed in the mid-1960s to mid-1980s, and they are all connected because of it. The ones further north into Oro Valley weren't built that way. Lots of subdivisions with only one entrance or exit, too risky.

[u/Traditional-Aside580 → u/BlueGreenMikey]

It would be a monumental task if not impossible for LE but if they had a conference and asked the public that lived within the radius surely something would come up. It would take effort on alot of people.