On Tuesday’s Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec and guest Lynden Blake discussed newly released video footage in the ongoing search for Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, who was reported missing over a week ago.
Jack Posobiec opened the segment: “And shocking, just within the last few minutes, this new video release.” He added, “I’m flabbergasted. So walk us through, what are they saying? Why is it that we are 10 days into this thing and we're only now seeing footage of what I have to describe as a suspect?"
Posobiec continued, “How could you describe it as anything else other than a suspect when every single day the sheriffs are saying there's no suspect, there's no suspect, there's … there's a suspect, he's right there. He's on the TV. Hey, guys, I think back in the day they used to call that a clue. What's going on?”
Blake said, “Well, yeah, I think that's the biggest question is what took so long? When Kash Patel put out the images and video, he said for the last eight days, they've been working with the private sector on this investigation, trying to get those images off that doorbell camera that did not have a subscription. And what we were told by Pima County, that meant whatever you're seeing right there on your screen, when it happened in real time, which was around 1:47 in the morning, when it was done, it was done because Nancy Guthrie didn't have a subscription to go back in the doorbell camera's memory to get it. And you brought up that point about Pima County having an IC reception to federal agents there, that Fox News reported. And it's day 10 of the search.
"And for the last eight days, they've been doing this. So that could indicate that gap where there was that little hesitation of that partnership from 10 days to eight days where they were working together to get this video. But I mean, this video is incredible because look how clear it is. I mean, this is something that if you had earlier in the case, this case could have been solved by now, because this is when you start really getting people's wheels turning.
"You can see clearly in this video the person's eyes. You can see what appears to be a mustache above the person between the ski mask. In some of the videos you see the person turn around right there. You see the backpack. You see the way they walk up. And I mean, a lot of cases in the past have been solved on grainy video with a person's gait.
"And you have this person literally looking directly into the camera. And it's just incredible how much evidence is right there. And I think that's why Savannah Guthrie posted almost immediately after this was released. I mean, like, someone can recognize this person. And I 100% agree.
Posobiec replied, "I mean, I just, if this were someone that I knew, right, and they were dressed in this ridiculous —and it is, it just seems to me ridiculous—extremely amateurish kind of get up that you would have to believe that you'd be able to identify them.”
He added, “If I if this were someone I knew, I'd easily be able to identify them from this footage. And as horrific as this is, I still can't get away from the fact of asking why wasn't this footage out earlier? This should be the very first thing that you do, the very first thing that you start digging. If you say, hey, there was a Ring camera, Nest camera, whatever it is, get the footage.”
Jack Posobiec opened the segment: “And shocking, just within the last few minutes, this new video release.” He added, “I’m flabbergasted. So walk us through, what are they saying? Why is it that we are 10 days into this thing and we're only now seeing footage of what I have to describe as a suspect?"
Posobiec continued, “How could you describe it as anything else other than a suspect when every single day the sheriffs are saying there's no suspect, there's no suspect, there's … there's a suspect, he's right there. He's on the TV. Hey, guys, I think back in the day they used to call that a clue. What's going on?”
Blake said, “Well, yeah, I think that's the biggest question is what took so long? When Kash Patel put out the images and video, he said for the last eight days, they've been working with the private sector on this investigation, trying to get those images off that doorbell camera that did not have a subscription. And what we were told by Pima County, that meant whatever you're seeing right there on your screen, when it happened in real time, which was around 1:47 in the morning, when it was done, it was done because Nancy Guthrie didn't have a subscription to go back in the doorbell camera's memory to get it. And you brought up that point about Pima County having an IC reception to federal agents there, that Fox News reported. And it's day 10 of the search.
"And for the last eight days, they've been doing this. So that could indicate that gap where there was that little hesitation of that partnership from 10 days to eight days where they were working together to get this video. But I mean, this video is incredible because look how clear it is. I mean, this is something that if you had earlier in the case, this case could have been solved by now, because this is when you start really getting people's wheels turning.
"You can see clearly in this video the person's eyes. You can see what appears to be a mustache above the person between the ski mask. In some of the videos you see the person turn around right there. You see the backpack. You see the way they walk up. And I mean, a lot of cases in the past have been solved on grainy video with a person's gait.
"And you have this person literally looking directly into the camera. And it's just incredible how much evidence is right there. And I think that's why Savannah Guthrie posted almost immediately after this was released. I mean, like, someone can recognize this person. And I 100% agree.
Posobiec replied, "I mean, I just, if this were someone that I knew, right, and they were dressed in this ridiculous —and it is, it just seems to me ridiculous—extremely amateurish kind of get up that you would have to believe that you'd be able to identify them.”
He added, “If I if this were someone I knew, I'd easily be able to identify them from this footage. And as horrific as this is, I still can't get away from the fact of asking why wasn't this footage out earlier? This should be the very first thing that you do, the very first thing that you start digging. If you say, hey, there was a Ring camera, Nest camera, whatever it is, get the footage.”
