A former FBI agent has publicly rejected the idea that missing Arizona grandmother Nancy Guthrie was taken during a robbery gone wrong, arguing that the way the suspect moved around her Tucson‑area home in the early hours of 1 February points to a planned abduction rather than a panicked break‑in.
The early theory that Nancy Guthrie may have interrupted a burglary has never sat well with some former law‑enforcement officials following the case from the outside. One of them, retired FBI agent Greg Rogers, has now set out in unusually blunt terms why he thinks that picture does not fit what little the public has seen.
