An 84-year-old woman vanishes from her Tucson home.

Blood on the porch.

A ransom note.

Nobody can verify.

And now a masked arm figure caught on a doorbell can that wasn't supposed to have any footage at all.

Twelve days in, and this case is only getting weirder.

This is Defense Diaries.

All the time, you and I mean, where you go? Hello and welcome to

Everyone, I am Bob Mata, and as always, well, most of the time, I am joined by

my beautiful and brilliant co-host, Allie, what's up girl? Hey, babe. Hey, all. This case,

and we're talking about Nancy Guthrie and her disappearance is an absolute shit show.

Some might say kerfuckle.

It's a kerfuckle.

I have like I've created in my Twitter account, I have like I created a list of my

favorite like accounts to follow with respect to it. And I've, you know, I got a list of my favorite accounts to follow with respect to it.

And I've, you know, I got a lot of the regulars, the Brian Entents and all those guys.

But my boy, our homie, Joe Jackalone, he is flame throwing this investigation.

And I am here for it. I love it. It is my absolute favorite

account to follow for it's so good. I'll pull some of them up as we're going.

What's shocking to me is why they waited 11 days to ask the neighbors for their camera footage.

It has been a series of unfortunate events.

You know, look, if you want to go to like where people are kind of stroking, the cops,

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