FBI Profiler Confident in Nancy Guthrie Case

0:00On April 23rd, Nancy Guthrie and 84-year-old mom from Arizona vanished on January 31st after being seen with her daughter Annie. A mass figure showed up on her doorbell camera that night and cops believed that's the kidnapper. The search has been dragging on for nearly three months now. Former FBI profiler Jim Clemente is straight up confident the suspect will get caught. He points out a bunch of mistakes the person made, like hanging around the porch where photos captured them. Clemente figures the guys probably glued to every news update and has already switched up his look to dodge detection. The FBI dropped those porch photos back in February, along with a physical description, begging the public for tips. Thousands poured in, but nothing's panned out yet to nab anyone. Private investigator Lisa Rybakov-Muni calls out the Pima County Sheriff's Department for botching the probe, saying it's a textbook case of what? Not to do. She notes the suspect can't wipe the camera data just by covering the lens. Experts like Clemente keep hammering that point.

1:02You can't run from your slip-ups forever. With heat from pros and tips still flowing, this case feels prime for break any day now. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.