Nancy Guthrie’s Abduction Scene Had Blood Deputies Chalked Up to THIS

Nancy Guthrie’s front porch went three days without crime scene tape, according to The Wall Street Journal, while reporters, livestreamers and delivery drivers walked up to it. The blood on that porch turned out to be hers.

Tony and retired FBI behavior chief Robin Dreeke look at what was lost in the first hours of the Nancy Guthrie investigation and the chances never taken all year. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told the Arizona Republic his department released her home too soon and had to go back for more evidence. Sources told Reuters he sent DNA to a private Florida lab when the FBI wanted it at Quantico.

Robin also explains what investigators lose when a picture they wanted kept secret goes public. Nanos disputes the Journal’s account of the early hours.

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