Brian Fitzgibbons

What was the bias they were looking at?

Yeah, this would definitely speak to a second subject being there on the scene.

And as Joe Scott Morgan pointed out, identifying the width of that wheelbase is going to help identify what that is.

that object was that was creating those marks and then can provide us a little bit more of an insight into you know the weight required to to create a depth of a tread that deep um and how far they went you know where did it go where did it begin where did it stop so i think it's very possible that some sort of conveyance was used to bring mrs guthrie from the door to the vehicle

Yeah, certainly there's definitely enough here to at least tell us that what's possible and what's possible to avoid detection and apprehension by law enforcement, right?

That there are three of these subjects still walking amongst the residents of Tucson right now.

Yeah, it does appear to me that these lights are moving.

And it's important to remember when you see this now in regular speed and you see the lights appear, there's quite a bit of vegetation on that side of Ms.

Guthrie's property.

So it's very plausible that that vehicle is coming down Escalante and then the lights are hidden and obscured by the trees there.

The significance there would be it would certainly add credibility to the theory that there was a second perpetrator here and that that was indeed a vehicle that was involved in this abduction.

Yeah, we will hopefully be able to get some data from the devices in the houses.

These would be the Wi-Fi terminals that connect that house to the internet that potentially what would be recoverable are those data points of when service was disrupted.

And that could point to a direction that the jammer came in or went out from.

Absolutely.

They're going to know the name of everybody associated with that account and also really who knew that the work was being done at Mrs. Guthrie's and who potentially could have known the connection to Savannah.

You know, who even saw the sales slip, who even saw the work order.

Everyone at that contractor will certainly be interviewed and looked at.

Absolutely.

And, you know, it's important to remember we have we've had time to analyze some of this new this evidence.