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@itstrickortreat @librtynjust4all I don't know 100% if he's left-handed, but as I've noted a couple of times, he pulled the plant with his left hand, touched the gun with his left, fiddled with something by the knob with his left, and positioned the plant over the lens with his left. #NancyGuthrie #Guthrie

@librtynjust4all @ValdeCuriosus How do you know he’s left handed?

My thoughts on the holster this guy is wearing at the Guthrie residence. Looks like a leather holster made for a large frame revolver, but the perp has a black semi-auto handgun stuffed into it. NOT something a professional would do. Amateur hour…

@itstrickortreat 2/ It appears to be a Strategy brand "Large Frame Hip #Holster". Note the strap is worn to the side (it usually secures the gun on top). It might be on the side so the gun can be pulled quickly (most likely), or it might be someone inexperienced with guns. #NancyGuthrie #Guthrie

@itstrickortreat Bizarre position to carry a gun, almost like it was placed there for visibility (intimidation) rather than practicality. Either that or someone with no experience with guns. #Guthrie #holster Here's what can happen if you groin carry: usacarry.com/indiana-man-ne…

@FBIPhoenix 2/ To add to the previous examples of hi-vis backpack straps. Note that Osprey Polaris has the center vertical strap layered over the lighter two-tone strap AND the chest strap lies across the center strap (like Moto Loot) rather than attaching on the inner side. This is rare.

@FBIPhoenix The #backpack straps worn in the #NancyGuthrie doorbell video do not look like #OzarkTrail. They are closer to Riderbag and Moto Loot hi-vis motorcycle straps, somewhat similar to a couple of others like Osprey but, in general, this strap design is rare (see pic with details).

The family of missing Tucson woman Nancy Guthrie is offering a private $1 million reward for credible information that directly leads to her return. If you have firsthand knowledge of Nancy’s whereabouts or any information about where she may be located, please contact the FBI tip line at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324). Due to high call volume, you may experience delays when submitting information. The FBI’s $100,000 reward also remains active. To help keep the tip line available for actionable investigative law enforcement leads, please submit only serious and detailed fact-based information - no well-wishes or case theories. The tip line is not for personal messages to the Guthrie family.

@CherishYuke @chiIIum @FBIDirectorKash @FBIPhoenix @PimaSheriff @FBI I did notice something darker, maybe a tattoo. He picks up the plant in his left hand, touches the gun with his left hand, tries the door knob with left hand, places the plant with left hand, possibly a watchband worn on his right wrist? Tattoo? watch band? dark shirt-cuff?

@ValdeCuriosus @chiIIum @FBIDirectorKash @FBIPhoenix @PimaSheriff @FBI What’s your take on a possible tattoo on his right wrist?

This should help identify the Guthrie suspect’s jacket. @FBIPhoenix @FBIDirectorKash @FBI

@HowTechTo @CathyM111 @FBIPhoenix I don't think they gave out the address although it's possible some of the sleuths have hunted for it (the brick paving is distinctive). I don't think it looks like the same person. The gait is more flexible and spry, the pack is different, the person may be wearing a hat.

@ValdeCuriosus @CathyM111 @FBIPhoenix Question is which house was t his Nest camera taken from?

Will your tip be the one that helps us find Nancy? The FBI's National Threat Operations Center (NTOC) has received more than 19,000 tips related to the Nancy Guthrie case since February 1. Threat intake examiners are working 24/7 to answer calls coming into the 1-800-CALL-FBI tip line and review those submitted at tips.fbi.gov. FBI reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to the location of Nancy Guthrie and/or the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in her disappearance.

@LevinVitali @GeoConfirmed The IRGC have not taken responsibility. The school was associated with an IRGC naval base about 1/3 of a mile away. They didn't kill their own children. Photo on the right is falsely claimed to be an IRGC misfire from that base. No, the photo is from Zanjan, Iran, 1200 km away.

@GeoConfirmed Lies, IRGC have admitted it was a failed launch.

GeoConfirmed IRN. Disinformation. "Footage shows whatever hit the school was a failed rocket launch from IRGC, it wasn't Israel or US." This claim, with almost 11k likes, 5k retweets and 750.000+ views is WRONG based on GeoConfirmed geolocations. (link of the claim: x.com/Tarikh_Eran/st…) Left picture is the school in Minab, Hormozgan Province, Iran 27.109834, 57.084748 (GeoLocation: x.com/GeoConfirmed/s…) Right picture is from a misfire in Zanjan, Zanjan Province, Iran Point of view - 36.684951, 48.488164 "There is no possible way this could have hit the school, 1,300 kilometers in the opposite direction." Great work by @Stinky915846091 and @talhagin.

@Qayos @GeoConfirmed The IRGC "claim" is false and the viral picture circulating of a misfired missile launch against a blue sky, supposedly hitting the school from the nearby naval base, is not from Minab, it's from more than 1,000 kilometers away. They're investigating the hit on the school.

@GeoConfirmed the IRG already admitted it was them

@DiscussOrDivide @GeoConfirmed The girls' school was only 1/3 mile from the IRGC naval base. Maybe they mistargeted. Attacks on Minab are reported to have started around 10 am. Mistakes happen, just as Kuwait mistakenly shot down three U.S. fighter jets (friendly fire). They are investigating the school.

@GeoConfirmed This still does not prove that it was not a failed Iranian missile. What would Israel have to gain from striking a school?

@FanMusk39325 Wait, I see it clearly! I only saw a face, then went to fill my cup, came back and saw "HOPE"!

SO FAR NO ONE HAS FOUND THE WORD IN THE BOX. You deserve $1,800,000 if you can

@ohhanxiety Sure. I'd do it for 1/4 of that.

Would you?

@robertgraham x.com/ValdeCuriosus/…

She thinks Grok has the correct answer, producing a somewhat random response from the prompt. It's clear Claude has the correct answer. An AI can't possibly "judge" anything, it's just reflecting whatever prejudices people had in the training material. Claude correctly points this out. And I'm sure @grok would agree that an AI cannot answer the question whether Donald Trump was right to strike Iran.

@mattvanswol It's called the Internet. People communicate online.

It blows my mind how at any single moment, for any reason, thousands of Leftists can show up instantaneously with foreign flags and signs. Normal people have to rearrange their entire day to show up anywhere… Are these people just always on call?!!!!

@techillionaire @Mr_Husky1 🤣🤣🤣

@Mr_Husky1 Best solution

My nextdoor neighbour does this on a daily basis…. Any suggestions? Please help!

@Mr_Husky1 LOL, my neighbor did that when I was building a shed in the back, sneaked along the fence and peaked over thinking I couldn't see him. All my other neighbors waved and said, "Hey, what are you building?" Not him, he had to crouch and sneak to the corner, bob up for a quick peek.

@BTUPDATES10 That's easy. All of them.

How many cats with,3,legs do you see.?🤔

@yetimaster5000 @Jesii_ca_M The telephone was invented in Italy first, with Bell and Gray vying for the first major US patent. The US was good at getting it into production. Salk (U.S.) for Polio. Pasteurization and X-rays came from France and Germany, TV from Germany. GPS is US, networking US and UK.

@Jesii_ca_M Internet…. GPS….. airplane… polio vaccine…blue jeans… mass production…telephone… microchip… Just to name a few

Can you name one thing the USA gave to the world?

@Matt_Pinner Modern-day Grapes of Wrath.

Where do you think they are moving? 🤣

@Fight_Club_Lad @sciencegirl Haha, that's what I was thinking too. I haven't had fish and chips take-out since I was a kid but that's how they served it, on newspaper.

@sciencegirl Very small fish and chips and where's the newspaper?

What’s your first thought when you see this meal

@sciencegirl My first thought is my childhood. Once in a rare while we would get fish and chips take-out, halibut with the same texture of breading as in your picture. They served it on sheets of newspaper (yeah, really). The chips were hand cut. It was served with ketchup.