About The Nancy Guthrie Disappearance

[gab13by13]

The FBI should send some people to help in the case, they are experienced in kidnapping people.

[herding cats]

1. They're not working the case?!

I'm honestly shocked. When I saw they'd offered a $50k reward I just (mistakenly?) assumed they were.

Yeah, this is their forte and they should be involved in this.

[Earl_from_PA]

2. I suspect that the OP

Was proffering sarcasm...

Suggesting that the FBI is experienced in kidnapping people, as well as solving kidnappings...

Of course I've been wrong before...

[herding cats]

3. Oh! Of course.

I'm going through a few things and as such not on my game.

My thanks to you! I appreciate the assist.

[canetoad]

4. I just read

They are looking at the son in law!

*Good one about the FBI

[IcyPeas]

5. Trump called her yesterday....

In a post on Truth Social late Wednesday, Trump said: "I spoke with Savannah Guthrie, and let her know that I am directing ALL Federal Law Enforcement to be at the family’s, and Local Law Enforcement’s, complete disposal, IMMEDIATELY."

"We are deploying all resources to get her mother home safely," the president added. "The prayers of our Nation are with her and her family. GOD BLESS AND PROTECT NANCY!"

The FBI is now involved in the investigation, which also includes about 100 detectives from the sheriff’s office, and Trump said Tuesday he would commit to sending more federal agents to assist.

Trump spoke to Savannah Guthrie as search for her mother continues https://share.google/h3I7Q5jd4Vruk1jbD

[choie]

6. Why does the FBI get activated for this kidnapping

and not others? I realize that Susannah Guthrie is “famous” but how many people are abducted or go missing and they don’t date the attention that her mother is getting.

Trump is so infantile and will try to insert himself so he can feel important and fill the never filled well that is his ego.

[Hey Joe]

7. This right here 👆

[UTUSN]

8. A side, trivial note: The sheriff is all Meta in discussing the case, how they lost sleep, reacting

to what media is saying, more. In this and many events, the spokespeople seem to be affected by being in the media, in different degrees - deer-in-headlights or thrilled by the spotlight or nervous or occasionally thoroughly in charge.

As for this Meta sheriff, seems like he shouldn't be so personal in his details, both about him and his staff and about this victim and family.

I know the locale is not L.A., but on a brief visit I saw how law enforcement interacted with celebrity types (not big names) with extreme solicitousness and deference, like supplicants to the important people.

[Emile]

9. The sheriff is an elected Democrat.

[UTUSN]

10. Personal behaviors are human, not partisan.

So this one is shy, engratiating, tentative. The Meta part is what I'm talking about as a mildly off-putting or disconcerting thing, as opposed to a just-the-facts Dragnet approach - just my personal reaction, Meta-me?

And I did specify comparing how all different spokespeople act, differently.