Porch Guy walked ‘backwards' with Nancy Guthrie ‘slumped over' during abduction, leaving no footprints in blood, ex-FBI agent suggests

Retired FBI special agent Jennifer Coffindaffer has proposed a theory as to why there were no noticeable footprints in Nancy Guthrie's blood following her abduction. She suggests that the suspect, known as "Porch Guy," abducted her and carried her away while walking backwards with her slumped over in front of him. According to Coffindaffer, this unique method of abduction would explain the absence of bloodstains, as it would be the simplest way to move the 150-pound Guthrie without disturbing her blood.

The agent's theory emerged after she attempted to recreate the abduction physically, drawing parallels to the SWAT tryout exercises she once participated in. Coffindaffer also shared that she received disturbing ransom notes, which she believes were sent by individuals seeking to exploit the case. The notes contained a graphic image of Guthrie, similar to one Coffindaffer received, and demanded payment in Bitcoin.

Coffindaffer warned that these messages might be used to lure other individuals involved in the case, urging the public to remain vigilant.