Jeffrey Gentry

Like, for example, I think that they should probably go back in there again and open up drains, take every single device.

Well, from a technology point of view, what law enforcement is looking at is anything they can find where there's a record.

They're looking at the tower records for all the cell phones in that area.

Keep in mind, there's always going to be a lot of records, but this is the middle of the night, so there'll be less.

They're going to get a look at all the flock cameras and any cameras that are reading license plates in and around the area.

And throughout

Tucson because they're trying to find any suspect that's moving at that time at night.

And so that's going to limit the amount of people moving around.

So I know they've already looked at all the ring cameras in the neighborhood.

They're looking at

all the records that they wise.

They've gone throug trying to figure out othe that could lead up to a p keep in mind, we don't kn had with other people.

One about all the time with s people is that if you're n they could get sucked int and you don't know it.

So to find out if she was te with on whatsapp with som

Bitcoin or something else and becoming more conversant with the kinds of contacts she had towards the end there.

So there's a huge amount of valuable data they're going to get from the technology.

I'm curious about the motive.

Is it really financial at this point?

Because you have a person that has obviously put out there that they want money for this crime.

But they haven't been in contact with the family since.