Major Update, Major Setback in Guthrie Case
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What is the major update in the Nancy Guthrie case?
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Why did the DNA results from the gloves not match any suspects?
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What confusion arose regarding the DNA found at the Guthrie home?
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What did the sheriff say about the case being cold or active?
It is Wednesday, February 18th, and a highly anticipated and major update in the Guthrie case. A major update that turned out to be a major setback. Plus, the sheriff out in Arizona did a new round of media interviews yesterday and gave several interesting and even confusing answers. Updates. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. Major setback in that this was a highly anticipated result. We were waiting on DNA from the gloves. We got that back.
Yes. And it did not match.
How are investigators responding to new leads in the case?
That DNA did not match any known suspect in this federal or I guess this national database of folks who have been processed through our judicial system. So they did not lead to any conclusive suspect.
And again, this is, and Robes, as far as leads go, as major leads go, haven't been a whole lot, at least they've shared with us, but it doesn't seem like they have a whole lot when you sit and talk to the sheriff. He doesn't seem confident and whatnot. This was a big deal because what? The gloves, they said, match the gloves that the suspect has on in that ring camera, so this could be the suspect's gloves, and wow, there's DNA in those gloves. It was just, there were high hopes that this could lead to something.
Correct. There were expectations that perhaps this could be the smoking gun, or this could be the thing that leads us directly to Nancy Guthrie, or at least find the person who took her.
What role does genealogy play in modern investigations?
The other thing that was a little confusing to me, well, we'll get into a lot of the confusion, but the DNA that was found in the gloves is not the same DNA that was found inside the Guthrie home, correct?
Yeah, so there's another set of DNA. Apparently it was found inside the house, and that is where some confusion lies that we'll get into. A couple of updates from the sheriff we'll get into as well. This idea of a proof of life that the family has been asking for. Well, he did bring that up in relation to also a proof of death.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the major update in the Nancy Guthrie case?
0:00–0:52
2
Why did the DNA results from the gloves not match any suspects?
0:52–1:29
3
What confusion arose regarding the DNA found at the Guthrie home?
1:29–2:19
4
What did the sheriff say about the case being cold or active?
2:19–2:55
5
How are investigators responding to new leads in the case?
2:55–3:49
6
What role does genealogy play in modern investigations?
3:49–4:31
7
What are the implications of the sheriff's media interviews?
4:31–5:31
8
What can the public do to assist in the Guthrie case investigation?
5:31–28:06
Speakers
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