FBI Agent Challenges Nancy Guthrie Disappearance Theory

0:00On March 31st, in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case, a former FBI agent is challenging the idea that the back door was her escape route. Ex-special agent Raymond Carr told NewsNation that he sees it as an entry point instead, possibly letting more people into the house while focused, stayed on the front. Earlier this week on the show with Anchor Elizabeth Vargas, Carr pointed to blood evidence on the front steps and porch as proof she left that way. He backed the swat commander's view, saying there's no doubt about the front door exit. Nancy's daughter Savannah weighed in too, stressing her mom's poor health. At 84 years old and in constant pain, she could barely walk to the mailbox on good days, making any solo wander impossible. Carr added that the scene screams multiple suspects. Moving an elderly woman over rough terrain would be way too tough for one person alone, he said, absolutely not feasible. This theory keeps the investigation wide open, with experts pushing for a team effort in her vanishing from that home. I'm Corey with the story and you've been listening to.

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