Dave Mack

They looked in in little back houses, you know, where you store groceries.

lawnmowers and things like that they searched for something or someone all throughout that neighborhood door to door now they did the same thing at nancy guthrie's too they didn't just fan out into the brush at her house and went out from there they were looking uh like i said they found that the first glove they found was a mile and a half from the home not very far

And we're talking directly across from where Nancy's house is facing.

Look at her front door and go straight out that way into the brush.

That's where this was found.

The other glove was found nearby, not far away, as you mentioned.

Like if you're taking one off and throwing it, taking the other off and throwing it,

That's about the area where these gloves were found.

So again, going back to this, we're not talking a couple dozen law enforcement officials spending the day walking.

We're talking hundreds in a very structured search of a very specific area and finding what they're looking for a mile and a half from the scene of the crime.

I think they had more than just a tip.

I think we just don't know what they have yet.

Nancy, that's been the big question.

One thing I've noticed as you see this guy walking up towards the walkway, right?

He's kind of got this odd gate kind of loping as he comes into frame.

And then once he knows he's in camera frame distance, he stops, ducks his head and starts with a different kind of a shuffle.

And I think, see, we see him coming from somewhere and you see him loping.

And that's why I said, this guy's been here before.

He knows what's going on and knows

where the cameras are angled because he comes at an angle and immediately drops his head.