Nancy Guthrie’s Neighborhood Had Strangers’ Phones in January. Where Did They Go?

Jennifer Coffindaffer, the retired FBI special agent who went to Tucson to work the Nancy Guthrie case herself, joins me on a new phone-data lead. A private analyst contacted her saying he’d flagged phones near Nancy’s home in the weeks before February 1st that don’t belong to the neighborhood.

Investigators already widened their camera canvass to all of January within two miles, and sources say the masked man on Nancy’s doorbell camera was there January 11th. Jen thinks the porch man used a radio, not a phone, and that’s why the night-of phone data came up empty.

Jen also answers why the second ransom note gave up and said Nancy was gone, when kidnappers usually fake proof of life to keep the money coming. The family reward is $1 million, on top of the FBI’s $100,000.

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