Chris McDonough

So my career is in Southern California, so we had a lot of volume.

So sometimes you have to release information.

That will also tell us that that blood on the porch

If you see her passing that threshold during the abduction side of this, well, that makes sense.

And people can go, okay, we got to take the blood off the table here for discussion because it belongs to Ms.

Guthrie.

And it will also give us an idea of what her health condition was when she left that house.

But because we're not seeing that,

We're only seeing some guy who goes up and puts weeds on a doorbell, not even the fact that he tore it off.

At what point does he tear it off?

Is there a second person that tore it off?

We don't know these things.

No, I believe they have a tremendous amount of more information and, you know, they're keeping it in because, you know, to the sheriff's comments, you know, they they want to just have that information for when they get to the interview room, for lack of a better term.

OK, that only thing that's only things the suspect would know.

But for the public, you need to feed the public and the media because that's your responsibility as the media.

Your responsibility is to tell the public, okay, this is what's really happening.

This is the truth.

Now, we can't tell you everything.

But here's some of the things we can say.

And if we hear in the—you'll notice in the very beginning of this thing, the day I saw that crime scene tape come off, within a couple of days, I was like, okay, this is not—there's something wrong here.