Dave Mack

not only very close, Nancy, but the crossing point at Nogales, for example, Nogales in Sonora, Mexico.

So we've got a quick shot.

You realize that the glove that was tossed out of a vehicle, we don't know if it's a glove that we're looking at right there, but

It was tossed out on a road heading towards Interstate 19.

Interstate 19 runs from near Nancy Guthrie's home straight to Nogales.

And crossing the border from the United States into Mexico, far different than coming the other way.

Only one in 25 or so vehicles even gets checked going across the border from the United States into Mexico.

Crossing at any time, not that difficult.

Crossing at night, simple.

And getting a woman out of the United States into Mexico, be a breeze.

So looking in Nogales is not only smart at this point, I cannot believe they're not feet on the ground looking.

They do, Nancy.

And, you know, it's just a different culture.

And when we have actually been involved in investigations in Mexico, and I say we being the United States of America, oftentimes we run up against local authorities who are not necessarily on the up and up as we would expect.

So a lot of times in Mexico, when we're dealing even with law enforcement, Nancy,

We don't know who's the real law enforcement and who's really in charge.

This is a problem that Mexico has acknowledged for years, that they have a problem in their own policing.

So that's the problem we run up against.

Well, as normally a case develops with everybody involved.

Now, you've got workers all around the house that are being investigated because they should.