SAVANNAH GUTHRIE MOM MISSING: DAY 50
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Crime Stories with Nancy Grace. Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy Guthrie, missing. We learn one car in particular taking center stage in the FBI's analysis. A white vehicle seen in the maze of streets surrounding Nancy's home. What is the latest? Tonight, we're also learning that this vacant home may have been used as a staging area. for the kidnapper. Does that explain why we don't see the kidnapper entering or exiting from a vehicle? He's in no rush.
What are the latest developments in Nancy Guthrie's missing person case?
The dog behind Nancy Guthrie's home goes crazy at 2 a.m. Is it because he didn't need a car? Because he has a staging area near Nancy's home in her very
How is the FBI analyzing the vehicle related to Nancy's disappearance?
own neighborhood. Also, the FBI focusing on pharmaceutical records that are similar to Nancy Guthrie's medication. All of this happening while we learn that the casting attempts failed trying to get footprints or tracks outside the home. The FBI now apparently looking at electrostatic lift prints from inside the home. And what is Nanos doing during all of this? He's going to the gym. Good evening. I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. I want to thank you for being with us. One vehicle in particular is taking center stage with the FBI search for Nancy Guthrie. It is a white vehicle.
What role does the vacant home play in the investigation?
Straight out to Dave Mack, Crime Stories investigative reporter. Dave Mack, it's curious. The Via Entrada is like a maze. streets and intersections surrounding, it's part of that anyway, surrounding Nancy Guthrie's home. What can you tell me about Pima County Sheriff's requesting now surveillance footage, anything neighbors may have of a vehicle? Tell me what you know.
The law enforcement, we're talking the FBI and the sheriff's department asking all of the homes in the area if they have a camera pointed toward the street to go back and get that video for the law enforcement because they don't want it being recorded over. You're showing right there. At 2.38 in the morning, we've got a car within two and a half miles of Nancy Guthrie's home seen on ring camera. This is a shocker because when the sheriff's department first put up their ring of area they were confident in was about two miles. This is a two and a half miles. So they missed it. Now this is becoming a huge part of the investigation as law enforcement is trying to identify what type of vehicle it is and anything else they can find.
So they're looking for any vehicles traveling along these roads that match up with this vehicle, trying to identify it, Nancy. And they're looking for every camera they can find.
I want to go straight out to Scott Eicher joining us, a founding member of the FBI. By the way, this video is from our friends at Fox News. The FBI's cellular analysis survey team, but also homicide investigator in Norfolk Police, has worked so many missing people cases, he can't count them. Now at Precision Cellular Analysis. Scott Eicher, speaking of the car, I think it's very telling that... Pima County Sheriff's is asking now for footage of vehicles in the neighborhood. And they asked for footage about a car the morning, 10 a.m., the morning of the kidnap. That would have been January 31st. What do you think?
Well, this is the normal process of the investigation like this. You have breakout groups that are looking at different sections of the investigation. I'm sure there's one group of investigators that are saying, okay, we're going to concentrate on trying to identify this car seen going by the cactuses, and we got to start working on that. So they'll follow that path. They'll go out and talk to the neighbors. They'll help the neighbors access their cameras, because as we know, some people... are not very good at accessing their film and their footage, they'll go to the businesses and they're gonna keep asking the public to provide anything they have that might help identify vehicles that were in that area at that time.
We're doing the same thing with the cell phones, right? We're following cell phones. Hopefully we see a cell phone follow that same track as that car went from Nancy's neighborhood to that main street.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:45
2
What are the latest developments in Nancy Guthrie's missing person case?
0:45–0:58
3
How is the FBI analyzing the vehicle related to Nancy's disappearance?
0:58–1:46
4
What role does the vacant home play in the investigation?
1:46–6:53
5
What forensic evidence is being examined in Nancy Guthrie's case?
6:53–9:44
6
How are surveillance footage and eyewitness accounts being used?
9:44–21:29
7
What theories are emerging about the motive behind Nancy's abduction?
21:29–23:13
8
What challenges do investigators face in analyzing blood evidence?
23:13–1:08:56
Speakers
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