Brian Fitzgibbons

Just the houses are set back quite a bit off of the road.

It looks to be anywhere from 50 to 100 yards.

And there's vegetation along the side of the road for privacy.

So you can see that there on the map.

As you get down on that road, that vegetation is pretty tall.

And I've seen some videos from the road itself.

So it's going to be unlikely that those cameras are capturing anything.

That is correct.

And Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has indicated that they are making moves right now to get access to that cloud to obtain that footage.

And as you mentioned, Nancy, all of these signs, knowing the location of a camera, removing it, knowing that Mrs. Guthrie would be alone, vulnerable at this time,

everything points to somebody with insider knowledge of Mrs. Guthrie.

Correct.

There's a very good possibility that somebody like Mrs. Guthrie with an association to her daughter, who's such a public figure, would have multiple cameras.

It would be difficult to remove all of them in a quick fashion.

Investigators are going to start looking, Nancy, at

Anybody who's in and around that house with a degree of regularity, and I say this not to accuse a landscaper, a pool tech, a home health aide, anybody who's a home cleaner coming into that house regularly, they're gonna expand and look at who lives with those people.

Who do they associate with?

Who might hear that Savannah Guthrie's mother lives right down the road and know that this could be a target?

So it may not necessarily be that person, that contractor that comes into the house, but it could be somebody that's connected to him.

And I can guarantee you that investigators are going thoroughly down that list of individuals that have had regular and consistent access to Mrs. Guthrie's home.