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  Eugene, OR — Andrew D. Capps , 31, of Eugene, was arrested by the Oregon State Police on March 10, 2026, and booked into the Lane County Jail.  The arrest stems from a bench warrant issued in November 2025 after Capps failed to appear for a trial on a felony charge of driving while his license was suspended or revoked. Capps faces the following charges: ORS 811.182 - Criminal Driving While Suspended/Revoked (Felony) - Case Number 26CR13717 ORS 162.235 - Obstructing Governmental or Judicial Administration (Misdemeanor) - Case Number 26CR13717 ORS 162.385 - Giving False Information to Police Officer (Misdemeanor) - Case Number 26CR13717 ORS 811.182 - Criminal Driving While Suspended/Revoked (Felony) - Case Number 25CR17789 ORS 144.350 - Parole Violation (Homicide-related) - Case Number PAROLE The current charges build on Capps' prior criminal history involving driving offenses. In March 2025, he was arrested for operating a vehicle despite a lifetime driver's license rev...

By  Michael Weber Feb. 5, 2026  3:00 pm In my view, Nancy Guthrie's abduction was an inside job orchestrated by a close family member, specifically her son-in-law, driven by the motive of collecting insurance or inheritance money. This explains the lack of forced entry, as the perpetrator would have easy access without raising alarms. As a frequent visitor to her home (including dropping her off that very evening), their DNA and fingerprints would already be present everywhere, eliminating any concern about leaving traces behind. The timeline supports a scenario of hesitation and second thoughts. After the doorbell camera disconnected at 1:47 a.m., there's a gap until just before the pacemaker signal stopped syncing with her Apple Watch around 2:28 a.m. I believe this period was spent wavering, questioning whether to follow through with the plan, since nothing was stolen and the scene doesn't suggest a rushed, professional kidnapping. Evidence at the scene reinforces foul p...