What you know, alibiers. Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. Good to have you here. It's Wednesday, February 11th. At some point, I'll do an update on the hearing for Elic Murda, but it could be months before we get a ruling on that. And to be honest, I was just too tired today. I took a little nap after being up until almost four this morning, just to try to get back a little sleep I lost.

Tonight, around 1120, I'll be on News Nation with Jesse Weber talking about the Nancy Guthrie

case. So if you have News Nation and you're up, tune in. So let's go through what's happened today

while I've been pretty darn lazy. As you guys know, they did release the man who was detained

for questioning last night.

Ashley Holden tweeted out that sources told ABC the man who was detained had been on law

enforcement's radar before the release of that camera footage. She said their sources say the FBI

identified him by using a series of electronic investigative tools, including cell phone usage information and traffic data.

Earlier today, the FBI put out a statement saying they would be conducting searches along multiple roadways in the Catalina Foothills area,

and a few people on the ground have seen them doing that.

TMZ reported they received a new letter today related to the case and the person said

they weren't the kidnapper but would tell them if they put one Bitcoin in an account, that

would be worth $66,000. So this person chose to risk catching a few felonies as opposed to taking

the $16,000 loss and just given the FBI the tip for the $50,000

reward.

Common sense is lacking in this world, y'all.

TMZ also reported their sources singled out three different items, being the backpack, the gun,

and the gloves from the surveillance video, and those things have authorities reaching out to manufacturers and

retailers to see if they can find out who purchased those items. And those kind of things will get

you busted. We've seen it time and time again. You think going somewhere and buying something a couple of

weeks before you commit a horrific crime won't come back. Yes, it will. They also say that backpack looks

to be one sold by Walmart. It's an Ozark Trail Hiker backpack, and they have the same

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