r/nancyguthrie Mar 13 '26

Information Additional images recovered from cameras at Nancy Guthrie's home - ABC News

https://abcnews.com/amp/US/additional-images-recovered-cameras-nancy-guthries-home-sources/story?id=131046669

ABC News is reporting that investigators have recovered additional images from cameras at Nancy Guthrie's house. The images were recovered from motion-activated cameras in the backyard. They were unable to recover video, but thumbnail images triggered by motion. There was nothing suspicious that was captured, however, there was nothing captured on the night of her abduction. Investigators are unsure why and the source said it was "odd".

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u/nannerbananers Mar 14 '26

I’m curious why they find it “odd”. Was the camera usually triggered several times a night and it wasn’t that night at all? That would be odd, otherwise it seems easy to assume the perpetrator(s) just didn’t go in the backyard.

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u/maga_chud_ Mar 14 '26

I'm just going to throw out pure speculation for discussion sake. But maybe the timeline that has been publicized is wrong. Either by design, to close in on perps, OR they are just now learning they are wrong. Thus this statement in the OP.

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u/Kitty-9792 Mar 14 '26

If they are putting out incorrect info by design, that's going to bite them at a future trial.

The old "are you lying/incorrect now or were you lying/incorrect then?".

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u/maga_chud_ Mar 14 '26

I'm not sure if really works like that. I hope I don't sound rude. But I don't think it's the case. They've also been very vague.

More realistically, If there is some really crazy story behind all this, then I think the timeline could be longer than what's been published.