Sandra Birchmore and Nancy Guthrie: State Police Saw Sandra as THIS

Published by Tony Brueski on

Prosecutors told the jury in the Matthew Farwell trial that State Police decided Sandra Birchmore killed herself, even after her coworkers told a trooper about Farwell. In Tucson, the first deputies at Nancy Guthrie’s home thought the blood on her porch might be from a nosebleed, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Tony and retired FBI behavior chief Robin Dreeke cover both closing arguments in Farwell’s federal trial, from the words he said to a fellow detective to his lawyer’s claim that Sandra’s pregnancy news was a cry for help. Then they turn to Nancy Guthrie: the scene released too soon, the DNA sent to a private lab, and the note writer who apologized to her family and then went silent.

Farwell has pleaded not guilty. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos disputes the Journal’s account.

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