Chris McDonough

You know, he chooses two o'clock in the morning, a very vulnerable victim like Ms.

Guthrie.

He doesn't even know how to cover a camera.

If he's gonna take her out of that house, where does he put her?

If there's a second guy, Bob, you get the car, pull it around, I'm bringing her out.

Or the third scenario is, okay, the car's been positioned outside somewhere.

Let's go.

We're going to the car.

And now he has to manage this 84-year-old frail woman who's been described that she has difficulty walking.

She has a pacemaker.

She has medications.

Okay.

So now this guy has to say, all right, I've had this whole plan here.

I'm going to take her out of the house.

I'm going to kidnap her.

And I have a health management plan simultaneously with this woman because they're going to give me the million dollars in Bitcoin.

And there's no way that's going to be traced.

And Mrs. Guthrie, when I get the Bitcoin, I'm going to wait 12 hours and I'm going to return you back to the family.

Now, mind you, this is the same guy that grabbed weeds to cover a door camera.

Yeah, I think the ransom letters are generated by AI.