Ex-FBI Agent Thinks Nancy Guthrie Abductor Had 'Personal Grievance' Against Her
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Key Points:
- Former FBI agent Jonny Grusing suggests the suspect in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance may have had a personal grievance and deliberately lured her out of her Tucson home.
- Analysis of doorbell footage indicates the masked suspect shielded the camera while possibly knocking or ringing the bell to get Nancy to answer, implying a planned confrontation rather than a random attack.
- Blood found on the porch and driveway supports the theory that Nancy was intentionally drawn outside, and the suspect's gun may have been a prop used to intimidate rather than for actual use.
- Grusing dismisses the ransom theory, noting no contact was made with the Guthrie family, and hopes his insights might prompt someone with relevant knowledge to come forward.
- The investigation remains active as authorities
