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🚨 GOOGLE DATA SHOWS ONLY ONE PLACE IN THE ENTIRE WORLD SEARCHED “NANCY GUTHRIE ADDRESS” BEFORE SHE WAS ABDUCTED Before January 31, search interest for her exact address spiked 100%. It didn’t come from Tucson. It didn’t come from Mexico. It didn’t even come from her home state. It... came from Grand Junction, Colorado. Days later, a ransom letter claimed she would be returned to Tucson “within 12 hours.” Grand Junction to Tucson is roughly 10.5 hours by car. Add fuel stops and short breaks, and the timeline lands almost exactly at 12 hours. That’s a calculated drive time, not a random number. Grand Junction also sits at a major highway junction, Interstate 70, US 6, and US 50 all intersect there, making it one of the most connected transport hubs in the region. So here’s what we’re looking at: • A pre-abduction search spike from one city. • A ransom timeline that matches that route. • A highway network built for fast exits in multiple directions. Who do you think is in Grand Junction, Colorado?show more

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DocVonGaltenvor 7 Monaten

I swear I thought he was about to say it was being searched from Israel like was done with Charlie Kirk and the Doctor who declared Charlie Kirk deceased

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David J Texacovor 7 Monaten

CHECK THE WALMART IN GRAND JUNCTION

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Patricia Wattsvor 7 Monaten

Why is the Internet doing a better job looking for Nancy than her own sheriff?

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AdeBabsvor 7 Monaten

Digital footprints don’t lie. A 100% search spike for a private citizen’s address in a city 600 miles away days before the crime, is a digital stakeout. If that ransom note said 12 hours, they weren't guessing; they had the GPS route from Grand Junction to Tucson pulled up on their dash.

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truth.phdvor 7 Monaten

When Google says only one place searched her address, that’s the internet’s version of pointing straight at the culprit with jazz hands.

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Capt KEVman!!!vor 7 Monaten

What if..........Maybe we need to start putting some focus up that way!!!! @JLRINVESTIGATES

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BusinessBrush5179vor 7 Monaten

This guy is schooling the @FBI at this point.

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⭐J.B.⭐️vor 7 Monaten

there's another Nancy Guthrie who is an popular author. I hope google trends is giving results for the correct NG!

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JOStreet33vor 7 Monaten

Grand Junction is a place where people could disappear for a long time. Almost nothing for a hundred+ miles in every direction.

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Carlton Langleyvor 7 Monaten

I think the entire thing is a giant, democrat orchestrated false flag fraud designed to shift media attention away from something else.

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Runningstrong031vor 7 Monaten

Look at my pinned post!!! He’s from CO. Was living in Tucson for years.

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Nevermind-🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

Oprah lives there.

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The Hit Manvor 7 Monaten

You just posted meaningful and insightful content about the Guthrie case. That’s not like you.

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MountainMamaBearvor 7 Monaten

@grok who is the post alluding to in Grand Junction, Colorado?

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minion maniacvor 7 Monaten

Colorado’s also a very popular/common United States VPN location lmfao

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Kevin Curtisvor 7 Monaten

VPN could have been used easily though bud. But excellent research!!! Hope it helps find her. We already heard the ransom requesters used IP defeating methods thus far from TMZ.

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Arik 🎗vor 7 Monaten

🤔 sure be nice if they put this much effort into missing children 800,000 kids go missing a year 800,000÷365 = 2191 per day missing 2191÷50 =43.82 per state per day missing. WTF. Point blank fact, no one cares about the children so why in the f should we care about Nancy Guthrie?

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StinkyCatAK22vor 7 Monaten

ok, i'll bite.... who is in Grand Junction....? pls tell us

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Ann Jordan 🦋vor 7 Monaten

Is there a source or link for this data search? When I search the past 90 days Worldwide on Google Trends, the activity doesn’t start until 02/01/2026 (unless it’s already been scrubbed).

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Joannevor 7 Monaten

Boy if somebody drove that far to get her they’re either crazy or broke or both.

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JDs Scratchers and morevor 7 Monaten

How come NO cameras on freeways, etc. showing a car going one way and then hours later coming back, etc.?

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0xLuca 🀄️vor 7 Monaten

Google don’t lie. That search came from the driver’s seat.

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Jennifer Kellyvor 7 Monaten

Cc: @CoffindafferFBI if you know anyone at Command Post, tell ‘em about this Grand Junction Google search!

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mike cosbyvor 7 Monaten

The next door neighbor was driving a SUV with Colorado plates, 🤷🏼‍♂️

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ItsAliesvor 7 Monaten

Damn Google coming with the receipt’s 🧾

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Carolvor 7 Monaten

Huge que: why is the FBI not able to trace exactly where the emails are coming from? Indiana recently had a high school girl go missing and in 3 days they had an online suspect. What are they hiding - that this whole thing is a ruze?

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Pony Expressvor 7 Monaten

Grand Junction is high class, but the area to the south is LVT - lower valley trash - trailer parks.

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Carol Holmesvor 7 Monaten

Relatives of friends of the kidnappers. Are authorities in Grand Junction looking into this?

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Miles A Footevor 7 Monaten

Grand Junction is also on the Amtrak rail between Chicago and San Francisco. Not sure it fits, but factually accurate

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Ianvor 7 Monaten

Forgot one key point the abductors don’t use a VPN.

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Nicole Diamondvor 7 Monaten

Pretty sure this is false. I was looking yesterday and there were spikes in AZ and New Mexico. None in Colorado, Florida or Mexico.

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Gunther Jonesvor 7 Monaten

I’ll guarantee you this. If they find the responsible, they won’t be from Grand Junction Colorado.

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EGBvor 7 Monaten

It’s time to bring in the lead investigator Scamdace Owen’s 🙄🙄🙄

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Debbie H 🇺🇲⛱️❤️🎶vor 7 Monaten

I think it's all a hoax.

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Ritavor 7 Monaten

Nope stop trying to get it out of Mexico . They have her in Mexico someplace . I don’t know if she is alive or dead but she is not in Colorado

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They didn’t have “a video.” They had a video system. Multiple cameras. Multiple angles. Multiple time windows. So when MSP only puts forward one selected angle and the public is told to accept a narrow slice while the period from MIDNIGHT TO 6 a.m. is missing, excluded, corrupted, overwritten, or simply not offered, that is not a small detail. That is the whole ballgame. In a death investigation involving a Boston police officer, outside a house tied to law enforcement families, with witnesses coming and going, phones moving, vehicles moving, and later disputes over who was where and when… “We only saved one angle” is not comforting. It is alarming. If nothing happened between midnight and 6 a.m., then the missing video would be boring. And boring video is still evidence. So why don’t we get to see the boring part?” They didn’t just give us video. They gave us a curated exhibit. One angle. One slice. One version. And somehow the six most important hours of the night are the hours we’re not supposed to worry about.” Who decided which angle mattered — and when did they decide the other angles didn’t?

They didn’t have “a video.” They had a video system. Multiple cameras. Multiple angles. Multiple time windows. So when MSP only puts forward one selected angle and the public is told to accept a narrow slice while the period from MIDNIGHT TO 6 a.m. is missing, excluded, corrupted, overwritten, or simply not offered, that is not a small detail. That is the whole ballgame. In a death investigation involving a Boston police officer, outside a house tied to law enforcement families, with witnesses coming and going, phones moving, vehicles moving, and later disputes over who was where and when… “We only saved one angle” is not comforting. It is alarming. If nothing happened between midnight and 6 a.m., then the missing video would be boring. And boring video is still evidence. So why don’t we get to see the boring part?” They didn’t just give us video. They gave us a curated exhibit. One angle. One slice. One version. And somehow the six most important hours of the night are the hours we’re not supposed to worry about.” Who decided which angle mattered — and when did they decide the other angles didn’t?

Dixie Normus

16,308 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

OLD WORLD MARATHON - 3 HOURS of Proof That Our Entire Historical Timeline is a LIE. What was happening in this world before we arrived is FAR more fascinating than we've been told. And once you put enough pieces together on this puzzle...it becomes clear why our controllers have spent SO much time/resources blocking the truth from us. Knowledge is power, and we are taking it ALL back. This is one to BOOKMARK🔖 if you don't have time right now. It's a beast of a video, but absolutely PACKED with signal from beginning to end, as we've come to expect from MY LUNCH BREAK, one of the all-time GOATs of modern-day independent research, in my opinion.

OLD WORLD MARATHON - 3 HOURS of Proof That Our Entire Historical Timeline is a LIE. What was happening in this world before we arrived is FAR more fascinating than we've been told. And once you put enough pieces together on this puzzle...it becomes clear why our controllers have spent SO much time/resources blocking the truth from us. Knowledge is power, and we are taking it ALL back. This is one to BOOKMARK🔖 if you don't have time right now. It's a beast of a video, but absolutely PACKED with signal from beginning to end, as we've come to expect from MY LUNCH BREAK, one of the all-time GOATs of modern-day independent research, in my opinion.

Ben Wehrman

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CNN’s Scott Jennings on a grand jury rejecting the Trump administration’s attempts to charge the so-called ‘seditious six’ Democrat lawmakers... “Well, I think two things can be true. One, and I’ve been highly defensive of the grand jury system, whether it’s been in the cases in Virginia, the case in Minneapolis, this one — look, grand juries exist for a reason. Citizens go in there, they look at evidence, they make decisions. And I think if you’re going to cheer on a grand jury one week, you got to cheer on a grand jury in the next week. That’s number one. Number two, the video was extraordinarily irresponsible. Ridiculous not a one of them can yet name any illegal order that they’re referencing. Not one of them has ever been able to name the illegal orders. Extremely irresponsible. Is that criminal? That’s up to a grand jury. A grand jury says no.” “I mean, this video was extraordinarily irresponsible but, you know, I’m not even sure what they were proposing to charge them with. I’m not sure the reporting has that, but obviously a grand jury looked at it and said no. Now am I super surprised about that? Look, Donald Trump got 6.5% of the vote in the District of Columbia. Do I am I surprised that 20 people from D.C. went into a room and wouldn’t follow the Trump DOJ’s recommendations? No, I’m not super surprised.”

CNN’s Scott Jennings on a grand jury rejecting the Trump administration’s attempts to charge the so-called ‘seditious six’ Democrat lawmakers... “Well, I think two things can be true. One, and I’ve been highly defensive of the grand jury system, whether it’s been in the cases in Virginia, the case in Minneapolis, this one — look, grand juries exist for a reason. Citizens go in there, they look at evidence, they make decisions. And I think if you’re going to cheer on a grand jury one week, you got to cheer on a grand jury in the next week. That’s number one. Number two, the video was extraordinarily irresponsible. Ridiculous not a one of them can yet name any illegal order that they’re referencing. Not one of them has ever been able to name the illegal orders. Extremely irresponsible. Is that criminal? That’s up to a grand jury. A grand jury says no.” “I mean, this video was extraordinarily irresponsible but, you know, I’m not even sure what they were proposing to charge them with. I’m not sure the reporting has that, but obviously a grand jury looked at it and said no. Now am I super surprised about that? Look, Donald Trump got 6.5% of the vote in the District of Columbia. Do I am I surprised that 20 people from D.C. went into a room and wouldn’t follow the Trump DOJ’s recommendations? No, I’m not super surprised.”

Curtis Houck

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