Scott Eicher

But when we look at the cellular aspect of it, we can look at Google, we can look at Facebook, we can look at just tower dumps, same stuff.

We do another tower dump in that area because it's going to be possibly different towers than the used around Ms.

Guthrie's residence.

And we see, all right, is that

that those devices in that tower dump also in Nancy Guthrie's area tower dump.

So now we put that same device in two important areas.

That helps us a lot to try to narrow down the amount of different devices that we have to sort through to figure out which ones are important.

Well, you got to first jump the hurdle of privacy regarding medical records.

That's going to be a tough one to get past.

One of the things that you think about is that if they abducted Nancy and they wanted to keep her alive, did they refill her prescription somehow?

Okay, maybe they didn't do that, but can we find other people, newer people, that just started the same type of prescriptions that Nancy was on?

So, I mean, that's an avenue to go, but I think it's going to be hard.

It's not like you can do a tower dump on prescriptions.

You're going to have to find a way to get into the privacy aspect of getting people's medical histories.

I agree that it's wasting time to an extent.

As we know, stalkers, they want to be seen by the person they're stalking, right?

They want the attention by that person.

So in that sense,

there might be an indication that, hey, if I mess with the family, I'll get the attention.

But you hardly ever see that happening.