Nancy Guthrie Case Update: Vacant Home May Have Been Suspect's 'Staging Location' to Keep Close Eye on Neighborhood, Ex-SWAT Commander Claims

 

An empty house near 's Arizona property could have been a "home base or staging location" for a potential kidnapper,  can reveal.

Bob Krygier, a retired SWAT commander who served as a Pima County law enforcement officer for nearly 30 years, said using a neighboring home would have allowed the suspect – or suspects – to fly "under the radar" as they secretly watched the "comings and goings of people" in the community, including Savannah Guthrie's missing mom.

'Out of the Prying Eye'

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"A location like [a vacant home], out of the prying eye of the neighborhood, could also be a location to set up surveillance equipment if anyone chose [to do so]," Krygier told. "It could be easily stashed in a structure or on the property without anyone knowing."

The retired officer said it was important to do "more follow up" on the surrounding properties near where 

"The investigators continue to  and tips that they are getting," he continued. "Believe it or not, new viable leads pop up all the time. Someone in the area could see or hear something and it shakes loose a memory that they just put away as ‘nothing’ at the time."