Brian Fitzgibbons

It's been around for a while.

Right.

Think about how much more time investigators from the FBI now at their office in Phoenix able to dissect and analyze this.

I think that this, you know, if you see what we can do here, there will be more possibilities with federal investigators.

Yeah.

And, you know, hey, you can go to great lengths to hide a cell phone.

You could not take it.

You could put it in airplane mode.

It could be in a Faraday bag to try to keep Scott Eicher from finding you.

But you can't hide a car.

You can't hide a vehicle.

So the hope is that if we can identify this vehicle and start to piece together some of the video evidence from the surrounding area, and experts on this case have gone to great lengths, including Douglas McGregor, who's been on this show, to map out the potential avenues of egress from Mrs. Guthrie's home.

So that's got to be the focus is getting the description of that vehicle and trying to find some video evidence of it to tie it back to him.

Yeah, spot on.

I believe here that they'd be searching for pieces of any pieces of physical evidence that could have been removed from the scene.

And what's important to remember about these landfill searches is that authorities will have a very good idea from the landfill on where this trash was deposited.

based on a specific timeline.

So as they're going around looking at these contractor bins, they're gonna have to research that differently than residential service.

So they're gonna find what contractors had large trash receptacles in the area, what the schedule was for pickup, where they were bringing them, and that could vary.

It may not be the same location, the same transfer centers.