Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:54
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It does seem like Tomasco has a similar build.
Have you ever observed a man before? He is a tall man over 6', this man is about 5'10 per experts on CNN/NBC.
He looks 5’5
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:54
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BIL is about to be arrested
Source?
So Ashleigh banfield was correct?
Hopefully once they find the actual perp, Ashleigh is taken off the air and cancelled.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:53
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Looks like a woman or a smaller built male. I think it's probably a caregiver or someone close to the family.
Someone close to the family wouldn’t have been surprised to encounter a doorbell camera.
Exactly. This was probably someone in the area prepared to burglarize homes. Shoving flowers on the camera says they aren't a regular burglar. They aren't really experienced dealing with cameras. Who wears a gun at their crotch like that. That's a big tell.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:53
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Was Tommaso there when Nancy arrived for dinner? Reports that the backdoor was left open. IF he is involved, he could have waited for her to leave in the Uber, unlocked the back door, then headed back home. That would explain how the perp got in the house since there was no forced entry.
The plan to disable the front camera, go in the back and take Nancy out the front is falling apart with this footage.
It is possible that she did not typically lock her door. I know lots of people, even older folks, who never lock their doors. Some don’t even know where their house key is. Boggles my mind because my doors are locked all the time, whether I’m home or not.
If it was common for her to leave doors unlocked, it could explain why she was targeted if someone knew that.
It’s a house with many bedrooms. A house of that size in Tucson would likely have several sets of patio doors outside and she migh
t only use one regularly. Any service provider could have unlocked one days or weeks prior and likely no one would notice if it was in a den or guest bedroom or formal dining room or something like that.
Good point, though in that case the perp probably would not have come through the front door, which had the camera.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:52
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Follow Brian Entin on x for updates. This thread is way behind.
do you have to have an X account to follow him? whenever I go to his page (not logged in) I just see old stuff about a hurricane.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:51
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Was Tommaso there when Nancy arrived for dinner? Reports that the backdoor was left open. IF he is involved, he could have waited for her to leave in the Uber, unlocked the back door, then headed back home. That would explain how the perp got in the house since there was no forced entry.
The plan to disable the front camera, go in the back and take Nancy out the front is falling apart with this footage.
It is possible that she did not typically lock her door. I know lots of people, even older folks, who never lock their doors. Some don’t even know where their house key is. Boggles my mind because my doors are locked all the time, whether I’m home or not.
If it was common for her to leave doors unlocked, it could explain why she was targeted if someone knew that.
No intelligent and cognitively alert elderly woman in their 80s with heart and mobility issues and needing a cane to walk would live alone in a fairly large home (3000 sq feet) with no dogs or active alarm system or caregiver or functioning Ring/Nest camera.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:50
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Was Tommaso there when Nancy arrived for dinner? Reports that the backdoor was left open. IF he is involved, he could have waited for her to leave in the Uber, unlocked the back door, then headed back home. That would explain how the perp got in the house since there was no forced entry.
The plan to disable the front camera, go in the back and take Nancy out the front is falling apart with this footage.
It is possible that she did not typically lock her door. I know lots of people, even older folks, who never lock their doors. Some don’t even know where their house key is. Boggles my mind because my doors are locked all the time, whether I’m home or not.
If it was common for her to leave doors unlocked, it could explain why she was targeted if someone knew that.
It’s a house with many bedrooms. A house of that size in Tucson would likely have several sets of patio doors outside and she might only use one regularly. Any service provider could have unlocked one days or weeks prior and likely no one would notice if it was in a den or guest bedroom or formal dining room or something like that.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:48
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:If it was the bandmate you would think SIL would recognize his clothes and gait. Agree that goatee is something
It is not him. The reason why they released these videos is b/c they cleared the family and anyone close to them of wrongdoing.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:46
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:The guy looks Latina.
Latina?? Do you mean Latino?
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:44
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
The guy looks Latina.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:44
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Follow Brian Entin on x for updates. This thread is way behind.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:43
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:What is Occam's razor for this situation?
For those not familiar:
Occam’s razor in crime, or the principle of parsimony, dictates that the simplest explanation requiring the fewest assumptions is usually the most likely to be correct. When investigating, it favors common sense and directly verifiable evidence over complex conspiracies or convoluted theorieS.
Except it isn't always true and constantly leads to innocent spouses being accused and police not investigating actual leads becase of such base assumptions.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:43
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Was Tommaso there when Nancy arrived for dinner? Reports that the backdoor was left open. IF he is involved, he could have waited for her to leave in the Uber, unlocked the back door, then headed back home. That would explain how the perp got in the house since there was no forced entry.
The plan to disable the front camera, go in the back and take Nancy out the front is falling apart with this footage.
It is possible that she did not typically lock her door. I know lots of people, even older folks, who never lock their doors. Some don’t even know where their house key is. Boggles my mind because my doors are locked all the time, whether I’m home or not.
If it was common for her to leave doors unlocked, it could explain why she was targeted if someone knew that.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:43
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is a woman
Look at the eyes.
The bearded lady?
No woman would do this, I’m sorry. The odds of it being a woman are highly unlikely. Everything about the images scream man. Stature, everything. They estimate this man is 5’10.”
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:38
Subject: Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping
Anonymous wrote:It is a woman
Look at the eyes.
The bearded lady?