Hi all new here! Here are my thoughts so far:
From a friend of someone who has met and interacted with NG, I've been told that Nancy had mobility issues but she was more than able to move around the house on her own.
I initially rejected the idea of it being someone in her family circle. If you are seeking inheritance or life insurance payout for an elderly relative with ongoing health issues. I'd imagine it's relatively easy to fake a natural death or just wait until she passes. There's not much incentive to stage an abduction and possibly murder them. Especially knowing with the family's name and resources that it would cause a thorough federal investigation.
But who knows- not all criminals are smart.
If the family intended to stage a kidnapping to demand money from SG due to personal grudges or wealth jealousy I would've hoped they would have slipped up by taking her pills from the house (we know the pills were left behind).
In terms of the blood evidence in front of house. I agree they look low viscosity meaning it dripped directly from the source of blood. The one concentrated area before the trail makes me think perhaps the abductor carrying NG, briefly paused to close the front door before heading towards a vehicle.
Something about this case really isnt adding up. I know LE keeps things close to their sleeve not to spook suspects but a little weird that nothing seems to be going right. Remember this isn't a murder investigation (yet) - this is an ABDUCTION well behind the 48-72 hour window. And unfortunately the outcome is looking more and more bleak for Nancy. I hope this is not the case and is returned safely.
JMO
I would agree. No one needs to take pills from the house, though.
I assumed that Nancy was on anticoagulants (I still think it could be the case, given the drops of blood + her pacemaker). In one of the articles, antihypertensive drugs were mentioned, however.
Yesterday (before I read about the car and all) I was thinking that the person clearly knew about the drug Nancy was on and either took some of them from her house or had a similar drug in their home.
Things become more complex with Coumadin, thought I, because then one has to buy a device to check PT. I dealt with this issue in the context of dad who was then taken to a lab, but it is highly possible that such things are sold on Amazon or even in the pharmacies. (I checked; they use Coag-Sense now. Modern anticoagulants like Xarelto do not need checking of PT. But if Nancy was on Coumadin, then recent purchase of PT/inr test online in the area where she lived could be of interest).
But if Nancy was not on anticoagulants, merely on antihypertensive drugs, the whole problem becomes easier. Who doesn’t have some extra medicines in the house? They are not controlled. Many (Atenolol/Metoprolol) are interchangeable, -sartans are not difficult to get either.
Plus, if someone who knows Nancy is involved, there is a valid reason to keep an old relative's meds at home.
I did not think of direct/indirect relatives at all. I wondered who might know of her meds, and how. This is when I thought of a person delivering from the pharmacy. But of course, it could be easier.
I still am not sure that SIL is involved. He has to get into drugs or gambling, or be in dire need of money, and seriously, for it.
