Nancy Guthrie's Dark-Street Excuse Just Died

Retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer spent a week in Tucson investigating the Nancy Guthrie case for herself. She walked Nancy's street after midnight, killed her headlights, and says she could see twenty yards in every direction — porch lights, landscape lighting, the front door. Her camera showed black. Her eyes didn't. She drove the routes out and found lit intersections, a school, businesses — no way to leave that neighborhood without crossing a working camera. The only car identified is on a Ring clip two and a half miles out at 2:36 a.m., and the sheriff still hasn't named it. Coffindaffer says the darkness excuse that's protected this investigation for eight months is a camera problem, not a light problem. She walks through what she saw with Tony and Robin Dreeke.

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