"Well, you're elusive on the communications because you know you're going to be asked for proof of life that you can't provide, Mauro said. That comment hit The Big Weekend Show co-hosts Joey Jones and Tomi Lahren like a ton of bricks. Emmmm, Jones could be heard groaning off camera. And Lahren sounded like she sighed Christ after hearing it."
"I feel like they've been playing games with the details in the house and all of that. They probably planned for the idea that they could provide proof of life, and now they find themselves in a spot where, we can't. And so what do we do? Now we gotta bargain for something else. We gotta bargain to give back something else. That's my read with the limited facts we have, hoping against hope I'm wrong."
"You're saying that there's a possibility again this is all speculation, we want to make sure our audience understands that but you're an expert, Lahren said. Would you say that they didn't mean to hurt her, but something might have gone wrong, and now they're still trying to get their payday out of this. Is that what I heard you kind of allude to?"
A theory proposes that the suspected kidnappers have avoided direct communication because they cannot produce proof of life and now face a need to bargain or offer something else. The theory suggests manipulation of details at the house and a contingency plan that has failed. The hypothesis includes the possibility of a hoax and notes a potential problem obtaining medication for an elderly victim. Broadcast co-hosts reacted audibly to the suggestion. The analysis was offered after a public video plea for the return of an 84-year-old woman nearly one week after she went missing.
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