Suzanna Ryan

I totally agree on that.

Most burglars are trying to get quick, quick,

quickly in and then out.

They want to grab what is valuable and then get out of that house as soon as possible.

They do make mistakes and every once in a while go in when there's someone else in the house.

But you're right.

And I totally agree.

It's very random that, you know, they would hurt the person in the house.

They more want to get away from the scene as soon as possible because they're going to, you know, call the cops on them and stuff like that.

Yes, there's experts all around the world that are very good at visually identifying a weapon.

Now, as Andrew said, this is grainy photo.

We don't see the whole weapon itself.

So, I mean, I suggest that a lot of people are just making their best estimate or guess of what this is, but we don't know for sure.

Obviously, you know, the gun store visits are helpful, and hopefully we can maybe narrow down suspects by going to

the gun stores and hopefully find someone that purchased that type of semi-automatic weapon.

We've got a lot of things to go on and it's a lot of work to go to all the gun stores and all the Walmarts because we're looking for people that bought the type of holster.

I agree with Andrew in the aspect that holster is not made for that gun and that probably will allow that gun to very easily slip out of that holster.

This new ransom note, I mean, we've been told that it was very graphic on what's going to happen to Nancy if they don't pay.

But why would you have to put that into the ransom note?

I mean, Savannah and the family have already said, we will pay.