Scott Eicher

Connected vehicles, that's the term there that connects it all, actually, is that if it has a cell phone in it or if it has a GPS device in it, we can track that vehicle.

That's what OnStar does when you need help.

It indicates to me that they've got new leads.

So many leads have come in.

And as you know, the FBI also put out a stern warning against people fabricating kidnapping notes or ransoming notes.

These things take time to run down, and it takes energy and resources from the task force trying to locate Nancy Guthrie.

So these types of leads just add to the workload of those on the ground trying to find her.

And I suspect this venture into Mexico is based on additional leads that they've received, including information in one of the ransom notes.

No, I'm glad you're emphasizing that because all the indications and the task force work in this case, they believe they're working a targeted victim, Nancy, that based on the evidence

M.O.

of the individual.

He was suited up from head to toe, concealing his identity.

He had a backpack.

It looked like it was filled with gear.

It does not have any of the ear markings of a robbery or a crime of opportunity.

This looks like it was planned.

And we do know there's an abduction.

Past that, it's very difficult to say what we have following all these

ransom notes that one was definitely proved to be a hoax, individuals being prosecuted, and these others that keep rolling in to TMZ and other outlets.

Very stylish.