As the Nancy Guthrie case continues, a former FBI agent is resisting the theory that the back door shows how she was taken out of the house. On NewsNation, ex-FBI special agent Raymond Carr told anchor Elizabeth Vargas he does not believe the back door served as an escape route at all — instead, he suggested that it may have been used to bring more people into the home while attention was on the front.
FBI expert thinks Nancy Guthrie’s home’s back door was an entry point and not exit
Discussing the Nancy Guthrie case with Elizabeth Vargas, former FBI agent Raymond Carr said, “I don’t think that the back door was an exit, I think it was an entry.” He added, “I think that’s how additional individuals may have been let into the home.”
Carr said investigators have a strong reason to focus on the front entrance, noting, “I agree with the SWAT commander that they had to leave from the front of the home because of the blood that was found on the steps and on the porch,” adding, “There’s no doubt in my mind that she left from the front.”
Notably, his theory tracks with what Savannah Guthrie has shared publicly about her mother’s disappearance. In her interview with Today, Savannah said her family initially wondered if paramedics had come in the night “because the back doors were propped open.” However, she said that the details did not add up.
Savannah also stressed how unlikely it seemed that her mother would have left on her own, stating, “My mom, she was in tremendous pain,” and adding, “On a good day, she could walk down to the mailbox and get the mail, but most days not. So there was no wander off.”
Carr told NewsNation that the physical reality of the scene supports the idea that more than one person played a role in Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance. When Vargas noted how difficult it would be to move an 84-year-old woman through rough terrain, Carr responded that it would have been “absolutely” too much for one person alone.
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