Julia Cowley

I understand that.

And they're going to talk about it.

And I'm going to listen.

I'm going to I am I admit I'm going to listen and watch, you know, when I see it.

But I'm not sure.

Does it do any good at this point?

I mean, I think what does do good is putting out the surveillance photos of, you know, whatever law enforcement is giving us that they think they need information on.

Then, yeah, that's important.

Look at that, especially if you're from that area.

Obviously, the other aspect of this case that we don't know about, we have these.

Communications that have come in, we have no idea really what they say.

They've never been publicly released in their entirety.

We don't know if they're hoaxes.

We don't know if they're related to the crime in some way.

We don't know if the offender or whoever took Nancy Guthrie even wrote these.

We don't know any of that.

So how can we even speculate or...

derive any behavioral data from that if we don't even know if it's related to the original crime or if it's completely separate.

And the thing I want to point out is law enforcement may not have all these details either.

They're still working on it.