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This is exactly how Nancy was taken out of her home.

This is exactly how Nancy was taken out of her home.

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How Was Nancy Guthrie Actually Taken Out of Her Home? | Breaking the Case with Jen Coffindaffer FBI

Jen Coffindaffer has been conducting hands-on experiments to explore one of the biggest unanswered questions in Nancy Guthrie’s abduction: How did “Porch Guy” physically remove Nancy from her home?

Using reenactments, AI-generated visuals, and her own experience in law enforcement and tactical medicine, Jen presents her theory that Nancy was carried in a bent-forward position, with the suspect supporting her from behind—not thrown over his shoulder as some have suggested.

Jen also examines the blood spatter on the porch, the limited time between the suspect appearing on camera and Nancy’s pacemaker disconnecting, and the significance of the foliage left inside the Nest camera bracket.

She raises serious questions about why investigators did not collect the porch mat, camera bracket, and foliage as potential sources of additional forensic evidence.

Could a practical reenactment help explain what happened that night? Jen walks viewers through her reasoning and shares why she feels this may be the most plausible explanation.

Join Jen on Breaking the Case with Jen Coffindaffer FBI for an investigative deep dive into the Nancy Guthrie case!

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