Dave Mack

84 years old, great mental health,

Physically, she's got some issues walking around, so it makes sense that they would have cameras inside the house.

Interesting that the sheriff wasn't asked a question about the cameras inside the home.

He volunteered that information, saying that they didn't have smashed cameras.

His comment was, I don't know where you're getting that information.

Smashed cameras inside that home would indicate somebody was in there that, A, knew the camera,

Cameras knew where they were placed and also knew where they were angled to pick up movement of Mrs. Guthrie inside the home.

And that individual or people or persons would have been able to avoid showing up on those camera angles so they wouldn't be picked up.

It seems to be that is the case because they being the Sheriff's Department, law enforcement has not indicated that they were all different individual.

And what is being reported is consistent from all outlets so far.

You've got outlets there in Tucson, local TV, but then you've got the national angle of it with TMZ, and they appear to all say the same information.

So whether they're identical, I don't know, but it was emailed to the outlets, and that would be indicative of easy enough just to copy and paste or forward whatever you want to do.

The pacemaker disconnecting from the phone, you know, it's connected via Bluetooth, which means you've got a 20-foot range.

It doesn't mean that she passed away.

It doesn't mean anything other than her phone was there on the nightstand.

And she was no longer within 20 feet of that phone.

So that's pretty much where they're leaving that particular comment.

I'm talking about law enforcement, talking about the pacemaker and what it means by disconnecting.

Doesn't mean that she fell out.

Doesn't mean that she, it just means that she was no longer within 20 feet.