Nancy Guthrie: What Coffindaffer Found on Her Street at Night

Jennifer Coffindaffer flew to Tucson and walked Nancy Guthrie's street after midnight with her car lights off. The AP had called this neighborhood mostly dark at night. A former FBI supervisor said neighbor cameras would be close to useless. That became the reason no getaway vehicle has ever been shown. Coffindaffer says she could see twenty yards — porch lights, up-lights on the cactus, the front door — and her camera was the only thing that couldn't see. She drove every road out and passed lit intersections, a school, a church, businesses on every corner. The one car anyone's ever shown is a Ring camera clip from two and a half miles away at 2:36 that morning, still unidentified. The no-parking signs from February's streamer circus are still up. A neighbor told her people don't feel safe. Coffindaffer joins Tony and Robin Dreeke.
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