Brian Fitzgibbons

Well, I think what we're seeing and what we hope happens is once these CODIS results come back, that if there is anybody connected, even on the periphery, cousin of a lawn care provider to Nancy Guthrie, that law enforcement is able to quickly jump on those leads.

But what's happening now is they're running down every single high priority lead that they're getting.

Yeah, he's under an incredible amount of media and political pressure here.

And I have to say that that's the reason why.

That's a completely unorthodox thing to hear in any investigation.

Why?

Because, you know, until the investigation's complete, nobody should be ruled out, right?

We've seen it too many times where investigations change courses.

One new bit of information comes in and everything can change.

So this is something that you very, very rarely see law enforcement do.

So I have to ascribe it to political and media pressure.

Pictures of this vehicle and the tag number.

need to be shared all over that area um and for the simple reason like you said vehicles are easier to find than people okay um that vehicle is is going to be crucial here and and one thing that i'll add this is also should provide a little bit of hope to the family that vehicle is also a shelter

that vehicle is also a place that Miss Tisdale is very familiar with.

So there's a high chance of likelihood that if we can get this vehicle and tag number shared far and wide within driving distance of that last known location, that leads will begin to come in.

We train search and rescue teams for these specific cases, Nancy.

And one of the pieces that you have to identify, if we find this vehicle and Ms.

Tisdale is not with the vehicle, we need to begin searching what we call hiding spots, right?

These are non-obvious locations.

Patients with dementia,