Nancy Guthrie update: Ex-FBI agent points out suspect’s inner ‘error’ that will get him ‘caught’

The 84-year-old man Nancy Guthriethe mother of NBC’s “Today Show” anchor Savannah Guthrie Has been missing for more than 80 days.

Police believe she was abducted in the early morning hours of February 1 from her home in Tucson, Arizona. However, no one has been named as a suspect yet.

But a retired FBI agent and profiler believes the perpetrators will eventually face justice and says the clues already exist.

“What was probably going through his mind was, ‘Did I really get away with it?'” he said. procession. “‘Can I hide her body permanently? Is there any way they can’t tie it to me?'”

Clement said the suspect would likely watch “every report” and “maybe even talk to people about it to try to find out more information.” He also suggested that the man may have “worked with others to create an alibi. In other words, he was somewhere else and could not have been involved.”

He added that the kidnappers may have changed their appearance, changed the appearance of the car or even sold the car to avoid being traced.

Still, Clement is confident the suspect will be caught due to mistakes made throughout the crime. “I have no doubt that he will be caught for the mistakes he made during the commission of the crime and during the surveillance afterwards and even before the attack,” he said in an interview. News Nation.

He also said the suspect may have been trying to plan things but wasn’t really skilled at it. “He thought some of the things he did were sophisticated, but they were not criminally sophisticated,” Clement said.

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He said the blood stain looked blurry, indicating Nancy was very close to the ground. “That tells me a lot of things, and it’s very specific. One of them is… at this point, Nancy’s face is very close to the ground, less than a foot off the ground. This could be her kneeling, hunched over, or actually lying on the ground,” he said.

He discovered two types of blood patterns: low and medium, and said the second type was important. “Medium velocity (blood spatter) occurs when someone actually inhales blood and then coughs it up,” he said. “You could see three round spots of blood, but they were hollow. Mainly what you saw were rings. It definitely came from her (Guthrie). She coughed it out. It came out of a different direction.”

He also explained what happens when the blood trail suddenly stops. He said: “Where the blood disappeared, I believe she was probably picked up and walked the rest of the way, maybe with her face up so that there was no more blood on the pavement.”

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Authorities believe she was kidnapped. In February, the FBI released surveillance video showing a masked man outside her home on the night she disappeared. Since then, no suspects have been identified and no major updates have been announced.

Some DNA evidence has been tested, but a suspect has not yet been identified. Blood found on the front porch was confirmed to belong to Nancy Guthrie. A glove found about two miles from her home was similar to the glove seen on the masked man in the doorbell video and did not match any known criminal in FBI CODIS or any DNA found inside the house.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said DNA so far has not turned up any kidnapping suspects

At present, there is no progress in the disappearance case and the investigation is still continuing.