Dave Mack

Bring her home.

So that kind of gets you updated on what's taking place right now in the Guthrie investigation in Tucson.

So now the biggest question is, where do we go from here?

What's the next step in the investigation?

Chris, what vehicles have been returned to their proper owners at this point?

Absolutely.

And these ransom notes that were sent to the media outlets don't meet any of the traditional hallmarks of a kidnap and ransom case.

That's something that's been highlighted very early on.

Right.

Reaching out to the media versus directly to the family, not having a clear and distinct path.

for payment and terms, not providing proof of life.

These are things that a typical kidnap and ransom case, the ransomer will want to be in direct contact with the family to make this deal as quickly as possible.

And that didn't happen here.

So it really lends credence to the idea that these were opportunists and not authentic.

Let's start with the accomplice because this goes to the nitty gritty of, you know, you talked about how Nanos just is blurting stuff.

The other day, that's what he was doing.

He blurted out that he believes there's an accomplice.

And the suggestion is that we have the video of the bungling kidnapper at the front door and we don't see a second person, but

We know we've got an 84-year-old woman who lacks mobility and is going to need help to leave.

A lot of what Nanos is saying, I really think he's just kind of theorizing in his head and just blurting out ideas because he doesn't know what to say.