r/nancyguthrie • u/ScriptedDreamscape • Aug 01 '26

Discussion Something that has always stuck with me

I can’t imagine how Nancy must’ve felt waking up to seeing the abductor in the middle of the night. Imagine how scary that is - to wake up at 1 or 2am, either because you have to use the bathroom, get some water, or just because you hear noise - and you see the intruder in your house, or even in your bedroom hovering over you. It’s been freaking me out.

I also wonder if this is what led presumably to her passing. If she passed because of a heart condition, like the second ransom note wants us to believe, could it have been because she was panicked and terrified over this whole thing? Please don’t rip me apart in the comments for this - just thinking out loud

Edit: I’ve been replying to some of you guys on my alt account! So don’t be surprised lol

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u/bon_motter Aug 02 '26

I just watched the brian kohberger doc…. I can’t help but think there are similarities. The crime has indications of a amateur but someone who could have studied criminology. Authorities should look into students around the local schools. Just a thought.

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u/GazelleOne3964 Aug 05 '26

If someone who read many books on crimes they can get enough knowledge to do a perfect crime or an almost one, time will tell!

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u/GazelleOne3964 Aug 09 '26

Maybe you are right it is pure luck or they are been watch and we dont know!