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Nancy Guthrie If you are following this story, you may want to watch the whole "Savannah goes Home" segment. (Linked below) With her family ruled out as suspects, who is in? I believe someone from Tuscon who crossed paths with Savannah is likely. I believe BAU has drawn up a profile of the abductor and is fasioning words to appeal to him based on the abductor's profile. Is it someone angry, like Bryan Kohberger was angry but not angry because he was a sadistic Loser, serial killer in making, but rather is Porch Guy angry because he feels slighted and wants Savannah to pay. Is this why Savannah is doing the pleas solo? Because they believe she is the target? This abduction never was about ransom money. With the family ruled out, we know the motive was not life insurance/ inheritance. We are down to the motive being far more twisted. We know about the "Talk to her and you will see" reference. What about, "It's never too late. You are not lost or alone." Does BAU believe this is a loner and a messed up type of individual, deeply unhappy with who he is and deeply jealous of Savannah? Someone capable of extreme violence, but hurting inside? I think we will be shocked at what we will come to know. What happened in that house between Porch Guy and Nancy for up to 41 minutes? Was the DNA found inside blood, hair, semen, sweat or touch? The motive of the ransom notes seems to be torturing Savannah as does the motive in the abduction. Could they be connected in this way?

Jennifer Coffindaffer

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This will go down as one of the craziest moments of the entire Epstein mania (which is really saying a lot). At the now-infamous Pam Bondi hearing earlier this month before the House Judiciary Committee, Congressman Ted Lieu (Ted Lieu) pulls up an FBI document and presents it as credible evidence of a child sex crime committed by Trump. The report is quite literally the ravings of an insane person -- no hyperbole -- whose ravings the FBI intake agent was nonetheless required to memorialize. It then later got swept up in the "Epstein Files" record production, because the Epstein Files Transparency Act requires the DOJ to produce all records that in any way bear on Jeffrey Epstein, or even contain the name "Jeffrey Epstein," regardless of the underlying veracity of a record's actual contents. The FBI report, submitted just days before the 2020 election, is from a man who claims to have driven Trump around in a limo in Dallas, Texas in 1995, and overheard him talking on the phone with a "Jeffrey," with whom Trump was allegedly laughing about sexually abusing children. The man claims he subsequently told some woman about the limousine ride with Trump, and the woman suddenly blurted out "he raped me." Then in the year 2000, the man said, this woman had her "head blown off" in Oklahoma, in a gruesome attack orchestrated by Ghislaine Maxwell and Mexican drug cartels. The man also tried to tell the FBI that he personally cracked the case of the Oklahoma City Bombing, and discovered that Hillary Clinton was in fact behind it. Which Ted Lieu strangely forgot to mention in his dramatic TV performance. None of this is new for Ted Lieu; he was always at the vanguard of saying the craziest, most factually unsupportable stuff about Trump/Russia collusion during the First Trump Administration. "Epstein" is just a bizarre thematic continuation for Lieu, having supplanted Russian collusion as the main oppositional narrative Dems have chosen to amplify in Trump's second term. Some greatest hits from Ted Lieu during the First Trump Administration: Here he is wearing a "Trump/Putin 2016" t-shirt: Here he is spreading actual "fake news" about Trump/Russia from an actual "fake news" website: Here he is tweeting at me, Michael Tracey, about how right he was with his harebrained Russia collusion theories: And then here I am interviewing Ted Lieu in September 2024, at the Trump/Kamala presidential debate, asking him if he still believes all the outlandish crap he said about Trump and Russia:

Michael Tracey

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Nancy Guthrie I am so surprised that no one is talking about Katie Pavlich's interview with Director Patel on NewsNation. Yes, Director Patel double-downed on what he told Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 about the rift between the FBI and Pima County Sheriff's Department in the early stages of the case, but much more interesting was Director Patel's response that the FBI does not have jurisdiction. The FBI does have jurisdiction under the Lindbergh Law (18 USC 1201) due to the following: 1- Sub b says that after 24 hours, there is a presumption that the kidnapping crossed state lines squarely giving the FBI jurisdiction. 2-If the offender uses any means, facility, or instrumentality of interstate commerce to commit or further the crime" it falls within federal jurisdiction. Recall, the 6 ransom notes (2 sent to 3 media sources)? Those notes also give the FBI jurisdiction. The first note came in the day after the kidnapping. So what is the rub? 1- The FBI typically defers to the locals on such cases. Afterall, there is no quibble that Pima County has venue. 2-Keeping relationships solid between locals and the Bureau (although this relationshipis anything but solid.) 3-In this case, I don't think the FBI wants the lead or that the USA's wants to adjudicate Nancy’s case. Too many early-on mistakes. 4-Something that is really bothering me-Does the FBI know that no one crossed state lines? Do they really have a bead on who is behind this and aren't saying? #NancyGuthrie #NancyGuthrieKidnapping

Jennifer Coffindaffer

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