The Nancy Guthrie case may be nearing a crucial turning point, with a former prosecutor suggesting that her kidnapper is probably a 'career criminal' already known to authorities.
Law enforcement confirmed that they are treating the 84-year-old's disappearance from her Tucson, Arizona, home as an abduction.
Former Orange County prosecutor Matt Murphy believes the suspect is someone who has been arrested previously and is registered with the legal system.
Murphy thinks the suspect is a known offender in Pima County and may have been released on a 'ridiculous social justice program.'
There were 'no signs of assault' and the interior of the house was 'immaculate' despite blood being discovered on Nancy Guthrie's front porch after her disappearance.
