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Investigators now probing a possible Wi-Fi disruption.

One of the newest investigative steps is whether the kidnapper intentionally disrupted

internet signals in the neighborhood the night,

Nancy Guthrie disappeared.

Detectives from the FBI and the Pima County Sheriff's Office recently went door-to-door

asking neighbors if their internet or cameras malfunctioned that night.

Some neighbors reported camera outages or not-available messages on ring systems during the critical overnight hours.

Investigators are considering whether the suspect used a Wi-Fi jammer or other electronic device to disable cameras and digital evidence.

This is significant because Nancy's own doorbell camera was tampered with shortly before she disappeared.

Why this matters?

Well, if a jammer was used, it would suggest planning and technical knowledge, a perpetrator trying to avoid camera identification, possible pre-surveillance of the neighborhood.

So that points investigate us towards a more organized offender rather than a

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