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Nancy Guthrie case: Unclaimed $1.2M reward suggests 'very small circle' of suspects, retired FBI agent says
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Savannah Guthrie has released a new video pleading for information regarding her missing mother Nancy Guthrie as law enforcement continue searching following her abduction from from her Tucson, Ariz. home.
EXCLUSIVE: TUCSON, Ariz. — The fact that a seven-figure reward remains unclaimed nearly six months after the suspected abduction of Nancy Guthrie from her home in Tucson's Catalina Foothills neighborhood tells one veteran investigator that if the masked intruder on her porch had help, it came from a small, tight-knit group.
Nancy Guthrie kidnappers didn't expect her frail condition, retired FBI agent says
The Nancy Guthrie kidnapping group is likely small and not very professional, retired FBI supervisory agent Jason Pack told Fox News Digital, based on his understanding of the evidence.
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Ex FBI agent explains ‘when it went wrong’ for Nancy Guthrie as plot unwraps: Improvisers vs Professionals
An agent whose spent decades in the business explains in detail what happened
Retired FBI negotiator and supervisory agent, Jason Pack recently came forward for an interview, to detail ‘where it went wrong’ for Nancy Guthrie.
He shared his thoughts with Fox News Digital, during one of his interviews.
During that time he shared, bit by bit what the identity of the kidnapper might be. In his view the biggest possible reason for someone to stay silent for over 6 months is simply because they havn’t yet accepted the seven-figure reward by the family. Not only that, even when hints started piling up that Nancy might have long since passed, her family still offered the reward, hoping to ‘bring their mom home’.
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