A forensic expert has shared her insights into the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case, suggesting that the 84-year-old may have fallen victim to a local worker.
According to Barbara Butcher, a former death investigator for the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner, Nancy Guthrie 'likely fell victim to' a 'handyman or service person'.
The expert warned about the absence of a credible ransom demand, and suggested that Guthrie may have died from shock or fright shortly after being taken from her home.
Authorities have been searching for Nancy Guthrie for over three months, but have not officially named any suspect yet.
The forensic expert drew a connection to Savannah Guthrie, the TODAY show host, indicating that the crime may have been carried out due to financial reasons.
Nancy Guthrie's home is estimated to be worth around $1 million, and some experts believe that Savannah's fame may have played a role in the kidnapping.
