Chris Hinkle

I'm not one of the spying into that this was a burglary gone wrong.

Pleasure.

I'm not one that's buying into that this was a burglary gone wrong.

You know, just looking at the backpack,

that the individual was wearing.

It looked like it was full of something.

Now, unless those are burglary tools, I guess that would fill it up.

But if someone's coming there with the intent to take someone hostage, you're going to have duct tape,

you know, masks, something in there, you know, a lot of supplies and things that you would need.

So unless I get some other information, I'm going to go with this likely this person was coming in to do what happened.

The neighborhood is not prone

to significant criminal activity that a lot of the people in that neighborhood often leave their doors unlocked.

I also look at, I use Occam's razor.

What's the most logical thing?

It's usually ends up being the answer is that Ms.

Guthrie probably left out of that front door, probably left the front door unlocked, just shut, got into the Uber.

And when she was brought back, the son-in-law probably dropped her off in the garage and she didn't even think to go back and lock the door at night.

before she went to bed.

So probably just unlocked the door and went in.

that's the likely thing that happened.