So, we’re still hopeful that maybe something will show up there as well.

Okay, that’s different.

There’s there’s other biological evidence.

We don’t know what that is.

I think he’s talking about the mixed DNA.

tripod and a ring light.

Sheriff, you said the blood was found on the porch and on the front stoop.

Just wanted to verify that.

I it I say porch, front strip.

It’s all in that same general area by the front door.

Front of the house.

Front door.

Yes.

U what given her medical condition and the fact that was her blood as you say, what what would her medical condition do with her recovery if she indeed bled out or was bleeding when she left the house? Well, again, I’ I’ve got to be careful for HIPPA, but I would say this.

We know she had is in need of medication.

He doesn’t have to be careful for HIPPA.

It is a extradent circumstance.

The law is clear.

She’s missing.

She’s 84.

Again, that was a dance daily medication.

And we also know that this is day four or five and still we don’t we don’t know that she’s getting her medication.

that that that could in itself prove fail.

No, that’ll be for Kun News.

We have I’ll get that.

I’ll get that for you.

I’ll get Craig.

Kunthera left.

Have you been Have you been in communication with anyone who you believe could be the kidnapper? You know, it goes back to what we talked about.

Nobody’s eliminated, but we just really don’t have enough to say this is our suspect.

This is our guy we know or our gal.

We just Why did he introduce a woman into the suspect list? You know, he’s trying to be like politically correct.

You think? Yeah, I think that’s what it is.

Okay.

Don’t know that.

and and it’s really kind of reckless to report that someone is a suspect when when they could very well be a victim at this time like the the sheriff has said there is no primary suspect identified so it could run the gamut Troy Hayden are you actively investigating the the son-in-law in this case this was right after saying nobody’s involved reports earlier this week to Uh you said you haven’t eliminated everybody.

Have you eliminated him or come close to it or are you actively looking at him? We’re actively looking at everybody we come across in this.

This was a direct question about the son-in-law and he doesn’t answer it.

Well, actually he does case everybody.

Uh it it we would be irresponsible if we didn’t talk to everybody.

the the Uber driver, the the gardener, the pool person, whoever, everybody.

It’s so cliche, but everybody’s still a suspect in our eyes.

That’s we have no suspects.

Two minutes before this, but everybody’s still a suspect in our eyes.

Just how we look at things and think as as cops, does that mean we have a prime suspect? No.

And and and the family’s been very cooperative.

uh very they they again he keeps using the family.

This is why this is important.

Family’s been cooperative.

They’ve done everything we’ve asked of them and and we want that relationship to continue.

Um and sometimes people can be mean out there and and and that can really harm.

We want that relationship to continue.

People can be mean out there.

It could harm the investigation, i.

e.

people lawyer up, harm us, and harm our efforts if we weren’t with the FBI on that.

And just the other question, this being a border state, have you guys had any communication with Mexican authorities? I I have not.

They I I work closely with the Mexican consulate as other consulates being the sheriff, but no, I’ve not heard from them.

Arizona univision mice here.

Hi Sheriff.

My question is do you know it’s a two-part question.

Do you know what medication Nancy uses and have you checked with localarmacies andarmacies around the state where they bought her say this medication to keep her alive to keep her healthy while still look for her? So we we do know what medications uh and we have contactedarmacies probably need to go back to just make sure that they didn’t maybe maybe we contacted them early on.

I know that night uh Sunday night, yeah, Saturday night, Sunday morning, I know we were doing all the hospital checks and that check was continuous every hour going back out and physically in person deputies were going to each local area hospital and asking them to check their their logs.

My second Now, that’s really interesting.

That’s why we’re here tonight.

Okay, you go first.

No, no, you you you’re go.

So, he’s saying that when they were called out to the home Sunday afternoon, teams of deputies were going to the hospitals to check to see if an 84 year old woman showed up.

Right.

And he said they did that continuously for how long? A number of hours or he was vague.

That is different.

That is different than the family calling the hospitals early before maybe before deputies got there, right Chris? Yep.

Because again, the family know saw the doors propped open with the flower pots, blood on the front porch, mom’s things were there, NY’s things were there, but she was missing.

And so Savannah tells us that Annie started to call the hospitals.

And when she’s talking with Savannah, whatever time that was, you know, a couple of hours later, Savannah started to call the hospitals in a panic, right? And what’s your what’s your feeling about everybody calling the hospitals? Well, first of all, my feeling is it was one It was done on radio, okay, through dispatch.

And so then this piece of the puzzle is, did an 84 year old woman who can’t walk 50 ft just show up at a hospital somewhere? So they’re the assumption is the suspect drops her off at the hospital.

Okay.

And she walks in.

So, they’re checking the box.

Okay.

And you don’t have to do that by physically sending a deputy over there to do that.

Okay.

Now, he may have done it the first night to check the local three hospitals around because there are three major hospitals within 12 miles of our house.

Okay.

And they got there and they said, “We checked our rolls.

” Nope.

Just like the other word salad that he’s been given here.

Look, there’s no suspect.

I’d be derelct to tell you that I wouldn’t keep him on the list.

Okay, so this is word salad.

Okay, what’s important about this is who introduced this conversation? And I’m gonna I will submit to the jury it was the family.

Okay.

It’s the family.

And part of the family in bucket number two says that doesn’t make sense that mom would be taken out by the paramedics and all this other stuff.

Okay.

I would submit to you it didn’t make sense to them either.

And so what they did is we got to check that box.

So when we’re ever asked down the road, well, did you check the hospitals, detective? The answer will be absolutely.

And in fact, she wasn’t there.

In Pum County, are you looking for her across the state now? And if so, if there’s a particular area that you’re focusing on right now.

Well, we’re we’re looking for her everywhere, right? The FBI just made a rest on a tip that we got.

See, even he knows that he’s going to have to do the curly shuffle here because she asked him, “Well, why are you doing that?” basically, and he answers, “Well, well, we’re looking for her everywhere.

” Okay.

Well, yeah.

Duh.

And you can pick up the phone and call the h call here.

Here’s how it goes.

Yeah.

Hey.

Yeah.

Can you get me the ER, please, real fast? Yeah.

Who’s this? Detective Mcdana.

So, and so such and such agency.

Yes, sir.

Hang on.

Yeah.

ER.

Can I help you? Yeah.

Is a charge nurse there? Yeah.

Just a second.

Hey, quick question.

We’re running up uh an 84 year old woman.

Uh she’s been missing yada yada.

Do you have any patients here by the name of Nancy Guthrie? Uh just a sec.

They put you on hold.

Let me check the computer.

How about any Jane Does? No.

No Jane Does either.

Okay, roger that.

Thank you so much.

What’s your name? We thought there could be something here there.

There’s um yeah, it’s statewide.

The billboards are going to be out there across the country.

Um we take leads from everywhere and where those leads take us, we’ll get there.

Ms.

Now, Alex Talet, agent Yankee, do you have any reason to believe that Nancy Guthrie may be being held outside of the country? Is that something that you’ve ruled out at this point? We don’t have any of that information.

We haven’t ruled anything out.

Like the sheriff said, we will follow the facts wherever they take us.

Whether it is outside of the state of Arizona or over the border, we will follow the facts and go there, but we have no indication um anything over the Mexican border.

And you mentioned on the ransom note, there were details about the Apple Watch and the flood light.

The ransom notes that were sent out to TMZ, uh KGUN, and Kol.

Are they all the same ransom note? Do they contain the same details in each of those individual resumes? The the ones that I am tracking and aware of were were the same that went to TMZ.

Also, News Nation, Brian Enson, uh, Agent Yonke, sorry, over here.

Um, yes.

When did the first ransom note arrive? And the reason I asked is because the Apple Watch has been in the news and on social media and you could see like flood lights on video.

So, was it before those things were out in the world? I I I don’t have the specific time frame.

as I said here today of what time it came in, but that you are right.

Um, anyone could see a flood light hanging down, could have seen some of those things.

The the watch has been talked about.

So, that timing is is tricky, but that’s why we’re taking it serious no matter what and following um the leads on that, but I don’t have the time frame that the first note came in as I sit here today.

Thank you.

And my followup is for this year, but your guess is good to mine.

I would say absolutely there’s a possibility that this is not nothing to do with the kidnapping, but we cover all angles.

We’re not going to dismiss something until we actually know for a fact that it’s one way or the other.

Take me back to the day was, I guess, a normal weekend for you.

Okay, so now we got to listen to this very carefully again after all that we’ve just seen here tonight.

And by the way, this woman here, Savannah, is in a lot of pain, as are the other family members.

I’m sure of it.

But she’s also confused.

And I think there’s a lot of cognitive dissonance taking place here.

Meaning what that means is two thoughts are are clashing against each other.

She wants to believe things but she doesn’t want to take it that far.

She can’t.

It’s too hard for her.

Okay.

But I think we can all agree that it just doesn’t look right or feel right.

and she Savannah knows it.

Whatever that means.

She understands what’s going on, but she doesn’t want to grasp it yet.

Okay.

Now the answer or the in order to solve this case it will be pieces of technology but it will also be interviewing going back like we’re doing here looking at some of the cracks with inside of you know the the eightball and saying to ourselves okay you know here we are what do we have again.

Okay.

So, listen to Savannah’s answers one more time and then we’re going to take your questions.

But listen now after what you’ve seen and understand that the sheriff saw two buckets.

He saw the family, quote unquote, and he saw Savannah.

And if you’ve just joined us, you’ve got to go back to the beginning where we separated that out.

Okay? So now listen through those ears and eyes from what we just heard and what we just saw.

Yeah.

That the weekend your mom went missing.

Tell me what you were doing and what happened.

Uh well, we just Mike I had given Mike for Christmas a boys trip to go play tennis and so he had been gone for the weekend.

So, I took my kids actually to Carson’s.

So, we had a beautiful, fun night together and then I came home and really it just got home at the same time that Mike came home and we were just saying hi, putting down our stuff and the kids are running around and my sister called me and I said, “Is everything okay?” And she said, “No.

” She said, “Mom’s missing.

” And I said, “What?” Yeah.

What are you talking about? She said, “She’s gone.

” And we She was in a panic.

I I was in a panic.

I’m like, “Call 911.

” She’s like, “I did.

We called them.

They’re here.

” And we thought that she must have had like some kind of medical episode in the night and that somehow, you know, the paramedics had come uh because the back doors were propped open, you know, and that didn’t make any sense.

We thought maybe they came and there was a stretcher and they took her out the back, but her phone was there and her purse was there and all her things and it just didn’t make any sense.

So, you know, Annie and Tommy had already called all the hospitals, but then I’m like, I’m going to call the hospitals.

So, then I started calling the hospitals and and the the police were there and talking to her at the same time and it was just chaos and disbelief.

back to the day.

Okay.

So, in that particular final piece there, Savannah doesn’t believe it.

It doesn’t make sense.

She goes, “That didn’t make sense.

” And she’s a lawyer.

She’s a critical thinker.

It doesn’t make sense that the doors are propped open, that this is a medical event, that, you know, it doesn’t sound right, that the paramedics would show up at, you know, 2:00 in the morning, etc.

, etc.

, etc.

Okay, she’s struggling with trying to make it make sense.

And whenever you see that or you think that even from the family’s perspective, you don’t give talking points or accept them if you’re the sheriff because now you’re not objective and you’re you’re looking through a lens that says, “Well, we’ve cleared everybody.

” But then on the other side of the coin, you really haven’t in your mind.

And you did and they did that in the press conference.

The sheriff just did that.

You just saw it.

Okay? And that’s not fair to the family.

That is not fair to the investigation.

It is definitely not fair to Nancy because if it is like a total stranger out there, which I think it’s still going to be somebody associated, you know, that’s had a the the victim risk continuum puts them associated somehow near that home.

Now, whatever that means, I don’t know, gardener, whatever, pool man, the family, whatever it means, it means just that.

But it’s somebody associated with Miss Guthrie, Nancy, not with Savannah, with Nancy.

And that’s why they’re staying in Tucson for this search.

And that’s why it’s critical to keep uh, you know, this information alive out there because that suspect is probably watching this show right now tonight.

Interesting.

Well, he’d be watching three and a half hours, which we’re at.

Okay.

Some questions.

Let’s go through some questions.

Go ahead.

Your continued attention to this case is balm to my soul.

Hope not hope that not everyone is crazy, callous, or evil, and that maybe justice will be served.

Thank you, Concepts.

Um, Marne, if you call 911 from the house that she’s missing, if 911 had been called through the night, wouldn’t the 911 system have made the connection then and there? Yes, that was Chris’s point earlier.

Yeah, definitely.

Um, Charles, I had no idea you could get the cops to check for any emergencies at your address.

This could save a lot of important time.

Yeah, it’s public information.

Well, and and every time you call 911 or emergency, it is cataloged in the CAD system for future uh law enforcement and/or medical responses.

I want to know if information from the car’s brain showed how many doors were open on TE’s car and for how long.

Could it also tell what time T arrived and left? Yes, thank you, Donna.

Yes, it could.

And I’m sure they’re gathering that information.

Skippy says, “When did the county get involved? Wouldn’t first responds have been from the city?” Um, no.

Um, the reason Pima County would have been called is because she’s probably in an unincorporated area of Puma County as opposed to city of Tucson, even though her mailing address might be Tucson, Arizona.

Thus, the 10-minute response time.

Yeah.

Um, Lwood’s mom says, “I’m wondering if they ever interviewed the family, but just took their word.

” Yeah, we have the same question, right? Yeah.

Yep.

Um, thank you, Chris and Karen.

You are the best coverage of this case.

The only coverage that makes sense.

Thank you, Mittens.

Mama for coffee.

And why is the family threatening to sue some out there trying to get answers that are questioning the investigation’s due diligence? way backwards.

Well, if they’re threatening to sue, then you know, here come the uh depositions.

Yeah.

And they that may not go as Barry Morph, you’ve tried it.

Yeah.

It didn’t work.

That didn’t work.

Um Savannah calling mayor through Senator Mark Kelly noted to have engaged with law enforcement following contact from the family.

Is this how you Is this how you create a script? you create a script.

It could be and that’s why the sheriff had to make sure he was tracking it.

That’s interesting.

Mary says, “Can it be he had talking points because that’s when the family received the first ransom note and didn’t want the public to know.

” Could be, but at that point, uh, the family is not dictating what the sheriff does or the FBI.

Um, the sheriff kept it a walk away to stayave off the FBI as long as he could and shame on him if that’s what he did.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Penny says, “I think that the family wants to hide stuff.

” Okay.

White Lotus says they are trying to erase everything.

want to take memorials down now.

Undercover police giving tickets to people who are stopping at her house.

I don’t Yeah.

What are they citing them for? Yeah.

Um, Beacon of Hope.

Do we know for sure that blood was seen on the porch right away? I’ve wondered when they actually saw it, especially since everyone goes to the garage.

Great point.

But if you’re looking for your mom and you had potentially 56 minutes, you would also think you would go out through the front door.

Uh, the sheriff is the most suspicious character of all.

Uh, Mike, TMZ said they were going to stop publicizing notes.

Thank goodness.

Well, when did they say that? Before or after the last note that they publicized, Mike? Hopefully.

And thank you guys for your kindness here.

Um, porch guy weird karate jeans self-defense instructor.

Great question.

Um, Moren O.

on Brian Netton show is surprised that BAU hasn’t released a profile family’s narrative if ENT would end Savannah’s career.

Yeah, I don’t know.

That’s a great question.

The the profile is going to be somebody uh you know pretty simple.

Sweet Georgia Peach says gangster sheriff is involved and was going to get a cut.

FBI need to investigate him.

It went bad.

He botched case to help him.

Okay.

Uh to help people get away with it.

Okay.

Sharon, why are Savannah and Cameron described as off the table because of the location? The chef isn’t always at the table when the waiter serves the meal.

Great question.

Uh it would be distance and they would tie them together if in fact that is the case through electronic uh digital footprint.

Um, Larry asks, “Were any occult items left inside as a message?” Great question.

That is an outstanding question.

How is this not an obstruction of justice? Another great thought.

Uh, Mike says, “Is Nanos running cover for the cartels?” Probably not.

The cartels aren’t interested in an 84 year old woman.

The only reason I say that, it’s too much to manage and too high pressure.

It brings all this attention to them and they they don’t like that at all.

Crazy Beach says, “I think Savannah went back as fast as she did to New York and to work to distance herself from family because she knows something doesn’t sound right.

” Could be.

Could definitely.

That’s a great comment.

Sun Tine says, “Is Nanos withholding due to nobody um preparing for trial, too? Is he watching public P’s and Q’s per attorney pending charges or is this pure derel election? You know, the one comment that the sheriff made that really still bothers me is he makes a comment of we’ll let the we’ll let the courts figure that out.

Yeah.

And that to your point, that was when he was asked in a press conference, will you left the home too soon? You had to come back to it to open it up.

Do you think essentially, I’m paraphrasing, that could have an impact when you get a suspect at trial? Yeah.

Fruit of the poisonous tree is what that’s called.

Yeah.

And his response was, “Well, we’ll let the courts figure that out.

” It’s crazy.

Oh, Serenity says, “Is this what this is? What never made sense? Why did they stop looking for someone who is still missing?” Thank you.

I We keep asking that and to no avail.

It doesn’t It doesn’t make sense.

It just doesn’t make sense.

Um, true by you.

No continued searches and the family has not come forward to ask for help with searches either.

YouTubers are doing searches on their own.

Yeah, great point.

That is a solid point.

And now it sounds like they’re sending the cops out there to get them out of there, which is terrible.

It’s horrible.

That’s just craziness.

Does it is there anything else that could go nuts on this thing? It’s insane.

Yeah.

Jen says, “Uh, there are too many red flags.

It makes no sense as to why he turned every reputable organization away when they offered to help.

I truly believe he’s involved somehow.

Thank you both for your dedication to this case.

” Yeah.

Yeah.

We sure appreciate that comment.

That’s a And thank you for your kindness, left or off.

Yeah.

Penny says, “If I were Savannah, I would have been asking for the Cinjun Navy to search and everyone and anyone to continue looking for her.

” Yeah, great point.

Yeah, we’ve all wondered why that has occurred.

Wonder.

Yeah, we’re still asking those questions.

Nancy deserves justice regardless of the share.

Her family’s behavior is suspecting themselves, hiding their faces, controlling the narrative.

Is this helping their mom? I hope it is.

Thank you.

Um, I like Chris’s analysis, but the constant sheriff bashing feels political and distracts from Nancy.

Otherwise, I enjoy the show.

Yeah, I hate I to be honest with you, I hate pointing out the sheriff’s problems.

Uh, but I think we also need a a straight shooter who tells it the way it is.

And I and trust me, I do not like telling it the way it is when it involves seeing things uh that law enforcement is doing wrong.

And I think you would expect that from your community.

I mean, the fact that unfortunately the guy hid his resume and he did some things when he was a young officer that should have he should have never ever been the sheriff in that county.

In my opinion, I wouldn’t have worked next to him based on what I know.

I And he may not have ever been hired by Puma County had they known about 37 disciplinary actions against him as a young officer in El Paso.

That’s and that’s the reality.

But we appreciate your objective uh comment there.

Thank you.

Uh Martha says, “Back to the sheriff’s talking points.

How about the double onand?” Quote, “I want to make sure I cover them or cover for them.

” Yeah, good catch.

Good catch.

Uh, Lizzy, a look of total disdain on the FBI, guys.

I know that’s CL.

Was that worth $1,000 on that that those looks? Sheriff needs to lose his job over this in my opinion.

Thank you, Lisa Buu.

And the voters can make that difference.

That’s right.

Um, can Nonads be removed for malfeasants or do they still need a recall to boot him? That’s a great question.

And I know he was held accountable recently by the uh county.

Um so well the county board of supervisors has said if he doesn’t respond to their list of questions for him they can consider removing him from office.

Yeah.

We’ll see how that plays out.

Pretty serious.

Yeah.

Um this is from Chris.

Do you think he’ll he’s shrewd enough to play the family like that? I always felt he was starruck over Savannah and trying to make her happy.

You know, that’s a Yeah, he did.

It did come off that he sent vibes like Sheriff Nanos sent vibes like that based on these press conferences and what he said publicly.

Yeah, good point.

Sher says, “Is Nanos protecting ENT to impress the celebrity? Narcissists are impressed by celebrities.

” Interesting.

It’s a great point.

That’s a great point.

We’re going to have the panel together on Sunday and we’ll ask Dr.

Gary.

Yeah, let’s ask him on that.

Why haven’t FBI given formal suspect profile to help? Uh, probably.

Yeah, right.

What we talked about, uh, uh, Chips? So, great, great comment.

Where is the family? Where are they searching? Where are the pictures of the possible suspects? Sketches, possible car descriptions.

Let’s find her.

If you were NY’s child, what would you be doing? Everything.

Great point.

All of the above and anything else we could think of.

It’s a It’s a solid question.

Yeah.

Um Mike says, “I think FBI has mostly left the case.

Tired of Nanos.

” I hope not, Mike.

Yeah, we hope not.

Um no law enforcement looked anywhere close to good on this case.

Yeah, it’s interesting.

I think some of the guys and and gals on the I mean obviously the new detectives that was disturbing when we heard that from Cross and and others.

Uh but anyway, um Chris says Savannah got the call at 2 p.

m.

New York time.

That would be noon Arizona time.

Okay.

Okay.

Thank you.

Thank you for correcting that for me.

Which then you have to ask ourselves if they’ve already called all the hospitals, how much how could they have done it that quickly? What time did they do that? Yeah, great point.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, you should get Sheriff Grady Jud on sometime.

That guy’s he’s he’s like uh what’s his face? Who what was the guy down there? Araio.

Oh, yeah.

Joe Apo.

But he was Maricopa County.

Yeah.

He famously put the uh prisoners in, wasn’t it? Pink stripes.

Pink.

Pink to try to humiliate the And they made them sleep outside in tents.

Yeah, he that guy was legend.

I’m not saying one way or the other good or bad.

I’m just saying.

Yeah.

Okay.

Anyway, back beacon of hope.

Back to Beacon of Hope.

The time the church friends called um Annie has never been on the timeline.

I think it was 11:15ish.

Uh was 2 p.

m.

called to Savannah Mountain or Eastern.

Thank you, Chris and Karen.

Yeah, good question.

Yeah, that’s a good point.

Mountain time, right? For that part of Arizona, Tucson.

Um, if they if she called.

So, that would have been 4 on the East Coast.

Or does she call at noon and then that would have been two on the East Coast? The only thing about that, if Savannah got received the call at 2:00 p.

m.

and it was noon for Annie, how much longer? And we know and we know that the sheriff’s deputies didn’t even get there till about 12:15 12:20.

And then Annie, according to Savannah, Annie said, “Well, we’d already called the hospitals.

” And then Savannah said, “I started calling 911.

” She said she’d already called 911.

They’re already there.

The cops are there.

So the phone call couldn’t have been placed before 2:15 New York time.

Right.

Okay.

It’s a shame the FBI didn’t take you over.

Hopefully they will.

Hopefully, they’ll find some kind of connection that puts them in the driver’s seat.

I always wonder why Savannah asked Annie, “Is everything okay?” when she calls.

Makes me wonder if they don’t usually call each other too often.

Your thoughts? Do you talk to your sister? We talked about the dynamics of the sisters.

Yeah.

You would think they would if somebody’s making that phone call, you pick up and you would say, you know, “Hey, sibling, mom’s missing.

I’m in a panic.

” what you know, etc.

, etc.

Um, if if Savannah distance herself from Isn’t she beautiful and smart? Tomas, thank you, honey.

Tomas and Annie, that’s a tell.

Yep.

Did Nancy have Life Alert? Why no security? Great question.

We Yeah, we haven’t heard that she had Life Alert.

No.

Why hasn’t the FBI given a presser or released a profile? I know a lot of people are asking that question.

It’s a legit question to be asking for sure at this point.

We’re we’re at 68 days in today.

Well, maybe the next maybe the next big pressure they’ll announce they’ve got some leads because at some point they got to get to that point where they say, “Okay, we got to you got to kick the beehive, whatever that means.

” Crime Time 411, thank you so much for always being here.

We’re so grateful for you.

Um, Nanos asking the public to help at the first presser then takes away any public information.

Egotistical power trip or protecting evidence.

Um, thank you so much for a great show.

Thank you.

Thank you for always being with us.

Thank you for that, Orund.

Um, itty bitty, thank you for gifting a T membership.

We appreciate that.

I love itty bitty.

Chris Hall says, um, CG owns town homes four miles away.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

Final thoughts.

What are you thinking tonight? What are you guys thinking tonight? Final thoughts.

A lot here.

A lot to go back over and and um yeah, we’re going to continue to ask the questions.

We’re going to ask the tough questions.

We’re going to continue to ask Puma County Sheriff’s Office for the questions.

Um, and we’re staying on this.

We know you would expect us to ask the tough questions.

And you know, we’re not implicating anybody.

Again, our job is to raise the points, ask the questions, and hopefully at some point we’re going to get these questions answered by Sheriff Nanos andor somebody at Puma County Sheriff’s Office.

Yeah.

Sher, we got one more here.

Sharon says maybe Guthri were told Nancy had passed.

Then video saying they understand used celebrate with mom as the only way for peace and then the septic tank was searched.

Yeah.

It’s we just feels it’s just horrible.

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Uh and we’re so grateful that each and every one of you uh have been with us tonight.

We’ve got another great show coming Sunday night.

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We put the panel together and we’re going to talk about, you know, a couple more things uh to keep NY’s u out there in in the press.

Thank you, Armads.

As we always say, um, we’re going to go to Hawaii here a in a in a second.

Bakami, uh, that means pay attention what’s going on around you and continue to take care of one another.

Uh, with that, buddy who’s right behind us says, “Have a great night and we will see you on the next one.

Aloha everybody.

Take care.

Hardwork every day.

I’m stressed out 247, babe.

No, no time outs.

Wish we could fly away.

You and I go to our favorite place.

Oh yeah.

Yeah.

Make special memories together.

I’ll be your company now and forever.

I’ll say we fly away.

You and me go to our favorite place.

Feeling the sun on my face.

And why? With you.

With you.

Oh, with you.

With you.

Oh why? With you.

With you.

Oh, I need a summer breeze, some fresh air to put my mind at ease.

I know no cares.

You want to come with me? Me and you go to our favorite tree.

Are you ready now? We jump on a plane now.

We’re taking away.

Yeah, we’re taking away.

Don’t hesitate now.

We’re taking away.

Yeah, we’re taking away.

We’ll never come down.

We’re going away.

Yeah, we’re going away.

You and me.

Feeling the sun on my away.

 

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