r/NancyGuthrieCase

Brian Entin Bombshell that no one else seems to be covering?!

This is actually a bombshell newsbreak in the case if true... Sergeant Cross of Pima County says at minute 18 of this episode that the family (A + T) had already been at Nancy's home for HOURS, "trampling things and moving things" before LE were called, and then he goes on to say that the family insisted for the first few hours it WAS a walk away. This is a bombshell if true. Why the heck is NO ONE else covering this? Trying to verify it? It counters the narrative of SG on Hoda completely. Cross could be liable if he said something like this and it wasn't true, so it leans that it's true... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ1mEbGW274

u/Substantial-Train668 — 3 days ago
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Does anyone live in the Tucson area?

I hope this is allowed, my mom had a couple dreams about Nancy Guthrie and she thought maybe it meant something and I was wondering if a local could check a certain area.

In the first dream she was holding three feathers, I think she said one was brown, one was red and one was grey and she thought maybe it meant something. In the second dream she saw Nancy in a restaurant parking lot sitting under a telephone pole and she was alive.

I kind of wondered if the empty restaurant at 3 points (possible connection to the 3 feathers?) was what she saw in her dream. I showed her a picture of the restaurant and she said it did look like what she saw in her dream. I told a Youtuber about the dream but he only drove by the front of the restaurant to look.

Are any locals willing to go to the restaurant and look around the parking lot, especially around the telephone poles?

(If I broke any sub rules please just delete my post so I don't get banned)

Edit: my mom doesn't claim to be psychic or anything like that, she just felt the dream meant something, it probably was just a dream but it couldn't hurt to look there right?

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u/H_i_T_h_e_r_e_ — 3 days ago

Investigation was botched from the beginning

I am deeply disturbed by the work history of sheriff Nanos, and frankly, I don’t know how he still has this job. I don’t feel he is trustworthy.

I also feel he’s incompetent. The house was just given a cursory search before it was returned to the family. I just knew this was premature and wrong. Didn’t anyone learn anything from the JonBenét Ramsey case?

After following this case from the beginning, I am beginning to think Nancy did not leave her home alive.

As to who her abductor was, I think that it’s a good possibility he had at one time done work around Nancy’s property. Either a small handyman job, or maybe he was part of a larger work crew, and Nancy didn’t know him specifically, but he thought she might be a good target for ransom.

I believe if she was killed accidentally, the abductor, realizing he now had no leverage for ransom, took the body to Mexico. There is plenty of desert land in Mexico where a body could be left, and wild animals will scavenge the body and eliminate evidence. There is so much remote territory to cover there that the likelihood of finding a body is slim to none. If the abductor also killed himself, the trail kind of ends there, and since efforts have been focused in Arizona, it makes sense that there has been no progress.

I hope that I am wrong, but I think this may be a case that forever goes unsolved.

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u/MineAllMineNow — 4 days ago

I have a theory

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again. This case will not be solved without a deathbed confession.

Why not?

  1. Intelligent people are involved. This was very VERY well planned.
  2. Nancy Guthrie was despised. Whoever did it knew this case would be scrutinized. Unfortunately, this is how the police work. If it’s a regular person, regular investigation. If it’s a high profile case they pull out all the stops.
  3. She was not kidnapped, she was disappeared. Her body will not be found. See #1.
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u/Gofundyourownfuneral — 3 days ago
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On the YT channel, Justice with Matt Johnson, true crime podcaster Matt Johnson and Chris McDonough, former homicide detective and host of the Interview Room YT channel, discuss how Sheriff Nanos not sharing info with FBI early on hurt and stalled the Nancy Guthrie case. Included in this May 6th episode are video clips from the Sean Hannity interview with FBI director Kash Patel, who criticized Sheriff Nanos handling of the case, including rejecting resources and assets the FBI offered early on during the investigation.

u/Easy-Measurement-929 — 6 days ago