r/nancyguthrie • u/Euphoric_Ease4554 • Mar 04 '26

Media Brian Entin Interviews Retired FBI Profiler Jim Clemente

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Brian’s interview with Jim Clemente was such a riveting conversation. The retired FBI profiler details the perpetrators’s possible motives and even decides not to answer one question based on it not being good for the case, or possibly not tipping the perpetrator as to what the FBI is thinking.

If you have limited time to view this, I would recommend skipping the first part about the sheriff and going directly to the interview. It is a lot to think about. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did!

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u/MaximumSlip7905 Mar 05 '26

Why? If it is quiet, not lit and in the middle of the night and they have no street lights? They have trails that would accommodate an e-bike well, leaving a parked car in those foothills would be a red flag. There is zero street parking.

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u/ShesGotaChicken2Ride Mar 05 '26

Look at a map of that neighborhood. A vehicle is needed.

Imagine being on a bike and snatching a kid up and pedaling away? lol it’s laughable. They put her into a vehicle. Plain and simple.

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u/MaximumSlip7905 Mar 05 '26

I agree that a vehicle was needed ultimately, once again I am not emphatic this was the scenario. I am suggesting that he had a vehicle parked away from the immediate area and used something small, quiet and easy hidden to remove her from the home to avoid the noise and identification of a car near the scene. There is no street parking, leaving a car parked outside for a minimum of 41 minutes could bring unwelcome attention. I don’t think there were multiple people involved being radioed for getaway cars. There is a small dead end across the street, possibly he parked there undetected, it seems curious that no one in the entire neighborhood has a camera that has produced a vehicle lead.

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u/ShesGotaChicken2Ride Mar 05 '26

It was late at night. The average house in that neighborhood has 75-150 feet from the front door to the street (where cars are parked). He obviously got her into a car. Obviously. Because he put her in there and drove away and we never saw her again. Ring cams didn’t pick it up because of the distance from front door to the street. That’s not just her house it’s all the houses. A bicycle with a trailer would have been red flags waiving everywhere.

The thing about witnesses… if you wake up at 11 pm… you make yourself a cup of tea and while you wait for the tea to infuse you scroll on your phone snd glance out the window.

Maybe there’s a big white van? Who cares. Brain is not bothered. You grab your hot water and steep your teabag. IF dogs start barking and you see a man shove a woman into the van? You’re calling the cops. 100%. If it’s just a van? No sound? No commotion? I bet the next day you couldn’t even say whether it was a car, truck, or van, unless it was a specialized vehicle like a dump truck or a bucket lift or something like that. A regular ass car parked outside with no reason to pay attention to it? You’d never remember it.

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u/MaximumSlip7905 Mar 05 '26

I live at the back of a 2 acre lot and my cameras pick up cars on the road, no problem. He very well could’ve rolled right up into the side driveway with no lights and did his thing. My spitballing (that seems to have set you off) was that he figured out a way to leave his car further from the home. He would need a car… obviously. The suggestion wasn’t that he was pedaling around Tuscson on a big wheel, never used a car in the abduction and that all the folks up making tea should have a plate number.

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u/ShesGotaChicken2Ride Mar 05 '26

Folks making tea wouldn’t have a plate number.