Brandon Kyle Goodman

It felt very religious to me in tone that trying to remind whoever this person is who took their mother that you're not lost, you're not alone.

The essential goodness of every human being, it sounded like it had a lot of religious undertones to me.

whoever has her or knows where she is.

Now, the knows where she is robes, it seems, and again, we haven't had a lot, but a lot of notes have been coming in, and it seems like they were getting further along with this person claiming to know who the kidnapper is in terms of interactions and back and forth, and they were getting with the person who was sending in the actual ransom or alleged ransom emails.

So she threw that in there, or who knows where she is.

Is that fair to say, or did you take it the same?

It seemed like there was significant back and forth, like we were getting somewhere with the person who was sending the notes to TMZ.

I mean, we could only hope that she has some information that maybe she knows and we don't, that there is some validity or credibility to the person writing those notes to TMZ saying, I will give up the person who took Nancy Guthrie if I get $50,000 now and $50,000 later.

So maybe there is, and that would be amazing if that is true.

But I also think...

Any crime that's ever been committed, especially of this magnitude, it's rarely done without someone else knowing.

Someone else who that person came home to, who that person acted bizarrely in front of, who had some clothes to clean or some... You always hear about this after the fact.

Sometimes these folks either have roommates, loved ones, best friends.

Sometimes they confide.

It would be hard to believe that someone else...

close to or around the person who took Nancy Guthrie doesn't know or isn't thinking something's off.

And the other point connected to that, Rose, is that most criminals aren't this good at covering their tracks.

They're just not.

So that would lend itself to your theory.

Somebody knows who this guy is.