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Nancy Guthrie Ashleigh Banfield talking about Sheriff Nanos first press conference vs his recent interview with NBC. "You've known since day one what the suspect was doing there and there's a concern to the public" "Why did my source tell me what your focus was on day 1: You...

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Nancy Guthrie- 3 Points 1-The time that Annie and Tommaso arrived was at 11:56 a.m. You know how I know? It is so precise. This chart was presented on day 4. It is derived from forensic analysis conducted by investigators over 3 days of "hundreds of officers" working the case. This is exactly the preciseness you would see when the source is digital analysis. This looks just like the chart I would have preliminary prepared based on known data. What Sheriff Nanos said about the time being about 11 a.m. was merely guess-work. He was wrong. The chart is right. Annie and Tommaso looked around and knew quickly that there was a serious issue and called 911 and then called hospitals as they waited on police to arrive. It didn't take any time at all to see there was foul play. I believe the chart. I believe Nanos was guestimating. He even says that. 2-The photo below shows irrefutable evidence of expiration, IMV. (Not aspiration;) See the little droplets in this photo? It gives a better picture of the mist. 3-There is a critical piece of footage from 2/1 where Sheriff Nanos spoke to reporters. Have you seen it? Nanos made multiple key statements about search and rescue efforts to find Nancy, but in the next breath said he had concerns about foul play. Hmmm- *2 doors open *Blood on the porch *Nest camera pulled from the doorway *Nancy was in poor health (his words) There was no way to see this as a search and rescue mission, but he apparently did. Is that why Sheriff Nanos pulled the footage? #NancyGuthrie #NancyGuthrieKidnapping

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NewsNation sat down with a whistleblower close to the Nancy Guthrie investigation and what he revealed about the case was disturbing. “The supervisor...never investigated a homicide before being installed as the supervisor for the homicide unit.” Senior correspondent Brian Entin sat down with unidentified man for a full-length interview. ENTIN: “What would you say are the biggest mistakes when it comes to the Nancy Guthrie investigation from what you know?” WHISTLEBLOWER: “Speaking with some people that actually know the intimate knowledges of this investigation, have told me that an immediate rush to judgement on what was happening at that scene, and it was that Nancy had somehow wandered off.” “They rushed to that judgment, stayed with that judgement, and then ran the investigation as if this was a search and rescue mission, as opposed to a possible criminal issue.” ENTIN: “From what you know, we're the initial people who responded, inexperienced?” WHISTLEBLOWER: “From what I understand, the people that were there on the scene were not tenured homicide detectives.” “They didn't have a lot of experience in homicide at that point, to include the supervisor, who, from my understanding never investigated a homicide before being installed as the supervisor for the homicide unit.” ENTIN: “So the supervisor, who first responded to Nancy Guthrie's house, had never investigated a homicide?” WHISTLEBLOWER: “Correct.”

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