Brian Fitzgibbons

That's incredibly helpful because what law enforcement is doing now and in the statement that just happened hours ago, they are beginning an extensive search of license plate readers.

all camera surveillance in the area.

They're soliciting tips from the public.

So they're moving, they're shifting their focus to a technology focus now to piece together that timeline.

Having it narrowed down is going to make it a faster process.

Yeah, so media outlets have provided information that there was blood, but the Pima County Sheriff's Office in a statement released to media outlets has not confirmed that reporting.

They are saying that they've connected the DNA to Mrs. Guthrie, but they will not indicate if that is indeed blood.

Correct.

And you look at this crime scene, as it's been called by Pima County Sheriff Nanos, that this is indeed a crime scene, that he does have evidence of a forced entry, that he does have evidence at the crime scene that Mrs. Guthrie left against her will.

And you combine that with DNA found at the scene.

You know, that paints a picture of what we're seeing.

Was there a trail of blood leading out to the driveway?

Was there blood spatter?

Something connected the dots with those other statements that the sheriff made to lead to this conclusion that that DNA connected the dots on this being a potential abduction.

No, you're not going to collect any.

And I'll add to this.

The neighborhood itself, not only are there dirt and gravel driveways, these houses are set back quite far off of the road.

So the chance of catching...

doorbell camera footage or security camera footage from neighboring houses is very low, in my opinion.

When you look at the scenery on that street, it's very unlikely that law enforcement is going to be able to get any significant security footage from neighbors.