While Greg Biffle’s tragic plane crash is still under investigation, weeks later, another news about the NASCAR great made the headlines. On January 8, burglars broke into Biffle’s Mooresville home and stole a backpack, $30,000 in cash, two Glocks, and NASCAR memorabilia. Although there have been no arrests, the authorities have some updates.

Released video footage gets an anonymous tip

This week, the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office released surveillance footage that showed someone entering Biffle’s home. The suspect is wearing a white hoodie with a mask and went inside around 11 pm on January 7. In the footage, the person is visible moving around the house with a large bag. However, it is apparent that they also know their way around the house. According to the police, they did not look to be in a hurry.

Interestingly, one clip of the video shows their eyes and well-plucked eyebrows, making it seem like they are a woman. While there is no name out, former nuclear scientist Matt Van Swol just tweeted that they received an anonymous tip on who the suspect could be.

“I have received an anonymous tip from someone who believes they know the individual in the video. I have passed this information along to the police. Thank you to all who have shared the video and reached out; you may have helped catch a criminal. I’ll keep you updated.”

Here is the video footage from Biffle’s security cameras:

It should be known that the police have not yet released any updates regarding the suspect. The above information should be very helpful to them as they have been unable to progress forward in the case. With this information, catching the miscreant(s) involved in the robbery should become much easier for the police.

There was also a 911 call that would further help the authorities.

After the burglary, a woman, who mentioned that she was helping clean the house after the Biffle family’s death from the plane crash on December 18, felt something was odd about the house. According to her emergency call, the doors on the first floor were kicked in, the Christmas tree was a little off, and there were other signs of burglary.

“I’m at the house now, and it looks like someone tried to break in,” the woman said. “Yeah, someone tried to kick the doors in. It’s upstairs. It’s the doors on the top of the stairs, which is bizarre!”

However, when the officer asked the woman if she noticed anything missing, she said she wasn’t sure, noting that Biffle’s trophies were visible in his office. The police later revealed that, indeed, theft was involved.

This heinous incident enraged the public, who were already grieving the loss of the NASCAR legend. Brad Keselowski furiously called out the police on social media, demanding a call for action. The perpetrators behind this incident have not been caught yet.

The police have not progressed much in the case. But fortunately, the newest video evidence, paired with the anonymous tip revealed, should bring the criminals to justice soon. Meanwhile, the NASCAR community has doubled its efforts as they try to show its respect to the legend and his legacy in the sport.

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RFK and Kaulig Racing unite to bring back the iconic Greg Biffle memory

The two racing teams that have been impacted most by Biffle’s legacy are bringing forth new visuals to the Daytona 500 2026. Both RFK Racing and Kaulig Racing will feature the iconic font that The Biff used on his car numbers during the race.

Kaulig Racing will feature the same on their No. 16 car, the same number that Biffle drove in NASCAR. Meanwhile, RFK Racing will feature the font on all four of its cars. RFK Racing will also have a circular decal that celebrates the memory of Greg Biffle. It will be featured on its car throughout the 2026 season.

Inspired by their efforts, NASCAR has also decided to create a stencil of RFK Racing’s decal on the infield of Bowman Gray Stadium for the Cook Out Clash. The entire NASCAR audience is anxiously awaiting the results of the police investigation. We hope that the perpetrators behind this incident are caught as soon as possible.