A former high-profile member of the FBI is sharing his insight into the disappearance Nancy Guthrie. Dan Bongino previously served as Deputy Director for the Investigations Unit for years as a Secret Service agent.
He believes there are “three possibilities” in this case. Police have reportedly found more clues in the case and are hopeful that they will eventually be able to locate Nancy. TODAY host Savannah Guthrie’s mother has not been seen or heard from since the evening of January 31. A reward of $50,000 has been offered for information that helps authorities in this case.
Dan Bongino shares his thoughts on the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie
Various ideas are emerging regarding how this entire incident might have happened. Dan narrowed his principles down to three. Speaking on Fox News program Hannity On Monday, Dan shared his opinion.
The first possibility for them is that it was “the intention to kidnap for ransom.” Possibility two is that it was “a crime that went wrong.” He thinks that perhaps a theft was attempted and failed miserably, leading to a kidnapping. His final thought was that “there must have been some type of medical emergency.”
Nancy is said to require daily medication for her heart. She is 84 years old and widowed. Ransom notes have been left in this case. Dan says that if you can’t find a suspect at a crime scene after a few days, there are a limited number of reasons why. For one thing, it could have been surgical-type operators who did this. The other possibility for them is that the story we believe may not be true at all.
Savannah has said that she is willing to pay a ransom of $6 million to the alleged kidnappers. FBI Director Kash Patel releases some photos found in front of Nancy’s home on the day he believes she was taken. A photo of a possible suspect was revealed, although his face was covered with a ski mask.
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