Body language expert spots chilling detail about backpack of masked person at Nancy Guthrie’s home
Because of those factors, Constantine indicated she does not believe the footage reflects a routine burglary
Former FBI agent Mark Harrigan pointed to the suspect’s unusual handling of the weapon. Instead of keeping it concealed or secured, the firearm appears exposed and held awkwardly at the front of the body. Harrigan described this as unconventional, possibly indicating inexperience or discomfort with weapons rather than the behavior of a seasoned criminal.
The note’s alleged closing words — “Time is more than relevant” — have heightened public concern, though officials continue to withhold critical details as the investigation unfolds.
Body language expert Susan Constantine focused on the backpack, noting that it looked full before the person even reached the home. She explained that burglars typically arrive with empty bags and often work in teams. The fact that this individual appeared alone and approached from the front, rather than discreetly from the side or back, made the situation seem inconsistent with a routine burglary.
Additional analysis from former CIA officer Tracy Walder highlighted the suspect’s gait and the absence of night-vision gear. While walking patterns may reveal identification clues to investigators, the lack of specialized equipment seemed unusual for a carefully planned nighttime crime.
Meanwhile, reports of a third ransom note involving a new Bitcoin wallet have added more tension. Authorities have not confirmed its legitimacy, but the message has been turned over to the FBI. For Nancy’s family and community, hope remains for answers and, above all, her safe return.
