Day 115 of the Nancy Guthrie case.

Tonight on police off the cuff, we're going to go into the disappearance

and why top FBI profilers believe the suspect may have already exposed themselves through his behavior.

We break down the latest evidence, the psychological profile of the offender, and the chilling

theories from Dr. Ann Burgess, Dr. Gary Burkado, and former FBI profiler Jim Clementi,

and one of the most disturbing active investigations in in America. So folks, just a quick reminder

that the police off the cuff podcast is sponsored by Fandool on the Believe network. So folks,

hold on to your hats, hold on to your loved ones, hold on to your thoughts, hold on to your service dog. You're about to enter true crime from a police perspective. You're about to enter the off the cuff zone. The police off the cuff zone. That has to be some common sense.

They were the ones who called 911 to get them help, and now they're calling to change.

So again, day one 15 of the Nancy Guthrie case, no arrests.

We're not hearing much from the FBI as far as evidence, new evidence, old evidence, anything new on this case. But what we have is we have some real profilers that gave outstanding theories more than just

the three you see on the screen, Dr. Ann Burgess, Dr. Gary Burkado, and retired FBI agent

Jim Clementi and the senior writer on criminal minds on television, great theories.

But have these theories led to an arrest?

Have these theories move this case any closer of solvability?

Right now, no is the answer.

And we're going to go into what their theories are, what they were, and where is it taking this

case?

Anyway, joining me tonight was retired NYPD sergeant, professor at Albertus Magnus College

in Connecticut.

Attorney at Law, welcome to the show.

He's got a new microphone, Professor Mike Geary.

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