Nancy Guthrie Update: Is Porch Guy a hired ‘street thug’? Experts share the theory of “overseas planners”

A “wrench attack” (also known as a $5 wrench attack or rubber hose cryptanalysis) is a physical attack or kidnapping in which a suspect uses violence or coercion to force a cryptocurrency holder to reveal their private key, password, or mnemonic phrase.

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However, Miller also pointed out that Nancy’s case was not a “classic spanner attack.”

“At the beginning of the Nancy Guthrie case, we were all looking at it and we saw some things that didn’t seem appropriate,” she said. “What we saw with Nancy Guthrie was not a typical wrench attack.”

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“The street thug theory fits with what we saw in the Guthrie case because when the FBI released the photo of this porch guy, I called him the ‘porch monster’ from the beginning, I mean, this guy came across as kind of goofy,” Miller said. “Look at his attire, look at how he was carrying the gun…However, there are some very complex elements in this case that again fit what we see in traditional wrench attacks.”

Miller believes the Porch Man’s apparent clumsiness in the footage is consistent with being a hired local thug. She said it appeared someone who was more technically capable masterminded the crime and may have been carried out in a country that does not have an extradition treaty with the United States.

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