Hello, gems. We now have a suspect in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. We also now have

activity reported in the Bitcoin address. TMZ first broke that there is now activity in the

Bitcoin address that has been linked to alleged

ransom emails to the media. They would not report the amount. Well, Kagan, a Tucson station,

has reported that there is indeed activity in the Bitcoin account. That is listed in the ransom email, but that activity is less than $300.

We're going to get into that more.

I see a lot of you asking questions about the Bitcoin activity.

I'm asking all the same questions.

And honestly, I needed a lot of time to a process a lot going on.

We're going to go through everything. So stick with me because we officially, again, now have a

suspect. Law enforcement has officially called this image a suspect, although they have no name, but we have seen

their eyes now glowing in the light of home surveillance footage. We've seen those latex-looking

gloves fumbling with Nancy's doorbell cam in the early morning hours before she vanished. We've seen the suspect's

backpack. It's chilling, looking very full, full of what we don't know, but very full as they

approach Nancy Guthrie's home in the middle of the night, a time that no visitor should ever

be visiting an 84-year-old grandmother, let alone a visitor wearing a ski mask and removing what seems

to be her biggest security, a camera equipped to capture any movement outside her Tucson, Arizona

home. And the house, the crime scene, is nestled in its breathtaking, the Catalina foothills. I've been there. It's a place

where, honestly, home surveillance cameras usually catch wildlife, like coyotes or havelina,

not a masked intruder who is armed and seemingly determined with a plan. But it is Tuesday,

February 10th, 2026. It's day 10 in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, a case that has grabbed all of our attention, the world's attention,

because Nancy is the mother of the beloved and well-known today show anchor Saviana Guthrie.

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