Chris McDonough

Well, the ransom note in of itself gives us a little insight into the behavioral aspects of what the suspect may be, you know, trying to pull off here.

And if you think about it, just what Ari said there, you know, to use Bitcoin as a, you know, a hook into the victim.

Well, automatically, that's just like saying, hey, I'm over here.

Come get me.

Now, there are some sophistications, obviously, that are out of my league that Eric could talk about.

But it just doesn't make sense that immediately this Bitcoin becomes, you know, the talking point here for this case.

And we have that with that guy in Hawthorne, California, who was arrested, Derek Carrillo.

So it's a red flag, in my opinion.

So right there, we learn a little bit about what we would call pattern of life in the victimology aspect of this thing.

And that just tells us, okay, Ms.

Guthrie, this is how she does things.

It's not unusual for homes around anywhere to have the interior garage doors not locked.

Okay, so it's a good idea for your audience, always lock those interior garage doors.

That said, the investigators should have processed that entire garage almost immediately.

They did tow her car out of there, but they really should have given 100% alternate light sources, finding footprints, throwing powder on there.

Nancy, on that one helicopter shot over the house that you showed just a couple of minutes ago,

I noticed the gate appears to be opened.

And is this the propped open gate right there?

Is this the propped open gate that Savannah was talking about?

Because she said there were three doors that were propped open, two underneath that patio, and then the gate itself.