Dr. Bethany Marshall

They take hours and hours.

When you watch five minutes on a reality TV show, sometimes those people, the cast members, have been filmed for three or four days to get that five minutes.

So we're worried about not enough resources on the ground.

there in that particular jurisdiction, but all those resources are being pulled away towards a TV show.

It's really diluting the resources that they need to find Nancy Guthrie.

That was my gut reaction to this.

Nancy, I noticed that as well, and I started watching some of the individual interviews that he gave, and he's choosing reporters from very big networks, like maybe NewsNation or CNN, and that leads out, that weeds out

the reporters from smaller outlets that really might ask incisive questions.

Just like the reality TV show, Nancy, this is diluting his time, diluting his resources.

He could take one hour doing a presser, but instead hours and hours individually with reporters.

This is time he could spend finding Nancy Guthrie.

This reminds me of the media campaign for the Cosmopolitan in Vegas.

Their tagline is, just the right amount of wrong.

which is what this guy is, just the right amount of wrong.

But you know, Nancy, what's fascinating to me is I feel like I kind of have a sense of the profile of this person, which could be helpful.

Whoever this person is, I'm pretty sure it's male, the way he's bargaining.

There's a shallow, immature quality, you know, give me 50K, but I won't spend it until, you know, blah, blah, blah.

He is very excited about

by this crime i'm guessing he's very preoccupied thinking about it 24 7 talking to his friends about it yes can they tangentially know something about this crime his thought process and reasoning is very shallow so what i would wonder is there anybody who has

a family member, male, a teenager, 20 something year old, who is constantly talking about this crime, who's talking everybody's ear off about it.