Chris McDonough

However, these guys did show up and they don't show up to search for missing 84-year-old women.

That's my point.

Yeah, I wouldn't take anything off the table, though, because she's such a low-risk victim here.

There is an association between the victim and this offender.

And to your point, Nancy, somewhere in this circle of influence, and you always do start with the family, of course, and you work your way out, this offender is familiar.

Because if you look at the victimology of this particular woman here,

the offender risk of just arbitrarily showing up at two o'clock in the morning, ripping a doorbell off, breaking into a house, taking an 84 year old woman out of that house and then saying, oh, by the way, I need Bitcoin between two or $4 million.

That tells us a whole bunch about the unsophistication of this particular perpetrator.

So that means at some point they have crossed paths.

If you look at this picture here with her sitting on that chair, look at her left hand.

That to me, when I first saw that photograph, I thought, okay, did she fall going outside onto that porch?

Because when you look at the blood evidence there, there's also a piece of the debris over on top of the blood.

And those are 90 degree droplets, which the other guests I'm sure would agree with.

If you look at the upper left-hand quadrant, there is a

debris on top of that blood.

So I went back and looked at the news reports where they showed the evidence technicians photographing that.

And so does that tell us that the suspect was behind her and had kicked that debris on top of that blood?

And had she fallen and was trying to get back up, which would create those 90 degree blood droplets there?

So I think there's a possibility that you do have to go old school.

The technology's going to be a bonus, but somebody knew who Ms.