Brian Fitzgibbons

Was he allowed to leave the house?

You know, we see reports that his aunt had to wave to him through the window while she spoke to the mother outside.

So this is a very disturbing case.

I agree.

When we get these national events like this, and even if it's just a state event or something like that, we always get numerous, numerous tips or people that want to get involved or want to try to make money off of this.

And we got to run them all down.

That's the problem.

investigative resources away from what they should be doing to run down this lead and that lead and this lead.

So if it's not real, please don't bring up something like this.

They are very, very rare.

Only two or three that I've worked in my whole career and most of those were drug related.

Someone owed money for drugs and they kidnapped a family member or

kidnappings coming from Mexico are often money for ransom.

Hey, we'll give you your brother back if you send us all this money.

So in this type situation where we've got an elderly female not involved in drugs, not involved in anything other than just living out her life, this is very unusual to have a ransom situation.

You don't know what is real, what is fake at this point.

This criminal did mess up somewhere, and they will be caught.

Yeah, what's unique about this crime scene is you've got not only your standard national media attention, or I shouldn't say standard.

You've got an incredible amount of national media attention, YouTubers, members of the public out there.

This is very likely done to protect whatever those agents are doing in there.