Two Suspects or One? FBI Profiles Nancy Guthrie Case

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, with a headline shine, powered by AI. Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mom of today's show, Star Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her upscale Tucson, Arizona home, on February 1st. Doorbell camera footage caught a masked figure on her front porch right around the time she disappeared, and investigators confirmed droplets of her. Blood near the door. After this week on Brian Intan investigates, former FBI agent Steve Moore weighed in with a fresh take. He thinks his more likely two people pulled off the kidnapping, even though one person could have done it. More pointed to stats from big historical cases, saying teens are common, but solo acts happen too. Moore held back from criticizing the FBI's work, calling them the best in the world. But he stressed not jumping to conclusions without solid evidence. Meanwhile, retired FBI profiler Jim Clemente sees it differently.

1:00He says the blood on the porch points to a single attacker, likely a fight right there at the door, with no spatter inside the house. If two people were involved, Clemente argues, they would have controlled her and kept her from falling or bleeding like that. Authorities still haven't said if it was one suspect or more, leaving this case as puzzling as ever while the search for Nancy rolls on.