Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Suspect Could ‘Strike Again’ Soon, Ex-FBI Agent Claims — Sparking Fears Over the ‘Next Target’

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Source: MEGAA retired FBI agents warns the man who kidnapped Nancy Guthrie could ‘strike again.’

 

A former FBI agent said authorities desperately need to find whoever abducted Nancy Guthrie because the suspect “could strike again” at any time, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

Six weeks after Savannah Guthrie‘s 84-year-old mom was forcibly taken from her home, retired agent Jennifer Coffindaffer explained how a person willing to commit “extreme violence” is still on the loose and residents of Tucson, Arizona, should be concerned.

‘Who Will Be Their Next Target?’

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Source: Break The Case with Jen Coffindaffer FBI/YouTubeJennifer Coffindaffer is a retired FBI agent and frequent NewsNation contributor.

Coffindaffer brought up the very real possibility that the man who took Nancy may have already killed her.

“There is a kidnapper (at least 1) and a potential murderer (maybe more) on the streets,” she pointed out in an X post on March 11, and asked, “Who will be their next target?”

The Break the Case podcast host then brought up killer Bryan Kohberger‘s bloody slaughter of four University of Idaho students in 2022. “Yes, this seems to be a very targeted abduction (like the Idaho murders), but you still have an individual(s) capable of extreme violence on the loose,” she noted.

‘Will This Person Strike Again?’

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Source: MEGAThe suspect in Nancy Guthrie’s abduction was armed with a handgun when trying to enter her home.

“Finding Nancy alive was objective 1. Objective 2 was getting an abductor (and likely murderer) off the streets,” Coffindaffer continued, posing the question, “Will this person(s) strike again?”

The former fed called it a “big issue,” since Nancy hasn’t been seen or heard from since she was forcibly taken from her home on February 1.

No motive and no persons of interest have been identified in the case.

Authorities thought they had a huge break when Google was able to recover video from Nancy’s Nest doorbell camera showing a masked man at her front door less than an hour before she disappeared.

The imposing figure wore heavy gloves and carried a stuffed backpack, with a gun ominously holstered in his waistband.

The brief video’s release on February 10 showed the suspect’s physical movements and some characteristics, such as his eyes and an apparent mustache. Within an hour, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department received nearly 5,000 tips, but astonishingly, none of them led police to who might have taken Nancy.V