Nancy Grace

I'm not disagreeing with you, but I don't understand the probative value of which side of the bed she rolls out on.

from our friends at Today on YouTube on one of Savannah's visits.

And to you, Joe Scott Morgan, joining us, professor of forensics at Jacksonville State University and author of Blood Beneath My Feet on Amazon.

He is the star of a hit podcast series, Body Bags, with Joseph Scott Morgan.

Joe Scott, the fact that that was his point of control to me is not probative.

I can't use it to prove anything, except that's where I would find evidence.

the DNA or the static prints.

Right there, Chris McDonough is right.

That's the place to look if Nano's people had thought to do it.

Maybe they did, doubtful, but maybe they did.

What do you think?

Dave Mack, you also mentioned that renewed interest is in not only her bedroom, and now with Chris McDonough and Joe Scott Morgan explaining it, we see why, but renewed interest in her garage.

Do you know why?

You know, that raises another question, Joe Scott.

Let's take a look as best as we can from the video of her home that shows her garage.

We believe there was a clicker that opened the garage.

We know that Annie Guthrie's husband brought her home that evening.

But very often, there is a control panel as well.

This video from our friends at 12 News.

And those control panels are just about the easiest thing in the world to hack, which leads us to the possibility that the garage was the entry point.