Nancy Guthrie's Kidnapping: Blood Evidence Points to One Suspect

0:00On April 24, Nancy Guthrie, an 84-year-old from Arizona, vanished from her home on February 1, and now experts say blood spatter on her. Porch points to just one kidnapper. Former FBI agent Jim Clemente figures if there were two people, they'd have kept full control without her hitting the ground and coughing a blood. Like that. Blood patterns on the porch and driveway back this up, showing no footprints or voids that suggest she walked out on her own. Retired agent Moreno Connell thinks she was already unconscious, wrapped up, and carried away by the suspect. Online detectives and forensic psychologists Gary Brucato speculate the masked guy on her doorbell camera knew her somehow. He stayed way too calm under pressure, like someone comfortable around the house, maybe a friend or family tie. No big evidence of multiple suspects has dropped yet, like different shoe prints in the blood. Clemente says the guy is probably switching lips and cars while glued to news coverage,

1:00but those crime scenes lip-ups will catch him eventually. Investigators keep pushing with their pre-attacks of valence in mind, holding out hope Nancy turns up safe as the clues tighten the net. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.