Savannah Guthrie, more than a month after her mother dies at 84 Nancy Investigators are still searching for answers after a man was kidnapped from his home in Tucson, Arizona, and a former detective believes the abduction was far from a one-man operation.
Investigators believe multiple people were involved
Retired Pima County detective Kurt Dabb studied the case and believed the man in the video was not acting alone.
“I believe there were two to four co-conspirators,” Dabb told Parade. “Based on the facts that I know now, from my professional point of view, the logistics of something of this magnitude would be too much for one person to handle.”
Dabb also believes the group inspected Nancy’s home before the abduction, but they may not have noticed the doorbell camera.
He said: “It is likely that the kidnappers themselves or their accomplices had conducted a search of the house beforehand. Whether they knew there were cameras there or not, this was the result of their reconnaissance.”
Dabb was convinced it was a planned kidnapping rather than a robbery gone wrong.
“A burglar doesn’t go into a home with a full backpack. This is kidnapping,” he said.
What happened to Nancy?
Nancy Guthrie was kidnapped from her home in Tucson, Arizona in the early morning hours of February 1st. No suspects have been named and no arrests have been made in the more than month-long investigation.
Police reviewed video of Nancy taking an Uber to her daughter Anne’s home on January 31, but “did not find anything substantive.” The driver was questioned and officials said it was “just a routine pickup.” After Tommaso Cioni dropped her off at home, she returned home just before 10 p.m. Nancy Grace Crime Story reported.
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Surveillance video previously released by investigators showed that a masked and armed man appeared at the door of Nancy’s home on the night she disappeared. He was also seen trying to tamper with a security camera near the entrance.
