Scott Eicher

You got to remember, I believe the FBI and maybe the sheriff's office is reaching out to Mexico, but not telling us about it.

They should be doing that in the first place because Tucson is only 60 miles from the border.

But these nonprofit situations, hey, you know, why not use anything that we can?

And if the Guthrie family thinks, hey, this mom nonprofit group in Texas

just across the board can help at all, why not try that too?

You don't have to put a name on it because you've already paid the phone company.

What they want is their money.

Well, if you're gonna do cherry picking of reporters, you've got the control of the interview and it's not gonna look crazy like it does in a regular press conference.

So I think if he wants to limit his exposure and try to maintain the integrity of the case, maybe it's a good idea to do one-on-ones instead of getting beat up by 40 different reporters.

Well, there's several different aspects.

I mean, we know that some cars, some of the newer cars have cell phones in them.

We're doing that with the CAST team.

We also know that a lot of companies put GPS trackers on their vehicles

rental car companies put GPS trackers on their vehicles so we could go to them and pull and see if any of their vehicles were in the area of Ms.

Guthrie's residence around the time she went missing.

So another avenue to track vehicles in and out of the area.

SiriusXM is a satellite music entertainment aspect or subscription.

They don't track your locations, but OnStar does, something like OnStore.

When you hit the button and ask for help, they can track your location.

But the NAV systems in all the vehicles, like if they recover a vehicle from this case or they think, and if you remember the Range Rover that they recovered or took from those individuals that they stopped, they're going to pull a NAV system out of that and see if that vehicle was in fact in the area of Nancy Guthrie's residence at the time she went missing.