Georgia Howe

I think that the evidence points to familiarity.

The track record of kidnapping cases, I think, is over 90% people who are familiar with the family, a family friend, a family member.

So they allude to the fact that it makes you feel like they did not take the medication.

But nobody had a pill count of how many pills were in those bottles before.

So it's possible they took some of them, a handful of those pills.

Maybe they didn't take the bottles, but maybe they took the pills with her.

Some of them.

Maybe that's what took so long in the house.

I don't know.

But we can't definitively say that she doesn't have her medications.

We can potentially say that that doesn't look like she does.

But we really don't know.

We don't have a pill count before versus what it is that now if they did indeed leave them behind.

I think that the evidence points to familiarity.

The track record of kidnapping cases, I think, is over 90% people who are familiar with the family, a family friend, a family member.

I've been consistent on that.

I think those are the strongest leads.

Those are where you would look.

And it's probably likely based on statistics that that's going to be who is involved in this case.

I know it hurts feelings.