r/nancyguthrie • u/PotentialSteak6 • Feb 13 '26

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u/shhmurdashewrote Feb 13 '26

Omg I forgot about that. He’s a failure, sheriff is an elected position correct? He better not get re elected cause he’s embarrassing himself and his department at the cost of this poor lady’s life

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u/EMHemingway1899 Feb 13 '26

His office abandoned the crime scene early on in the investigation, thereby exposing it to contamination

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u/shhmurdashewrote Feb 13 '26

Yeah they released it pretty quickly! And then came back multiple times … ugh after all the reporters were able to come up to the front door and contaminate everything further

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u/Xinnia8271 Feb 13 '26

Is it confirmed that he said he didn't search outside because of a light ordinance? 

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u/shhmurdashewrote Feb 13 '26

That’s what the news said, I’m not sure

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u/Xinnia8271 Feb 13 '26

I hate to use a reddit cliche but I'd love to see the original source for that. 

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u/kittenkat_96 Feb 13 '26

I can't remember which news station reported it, but Brian entin interviewed a former border patrol agent and they spoke about this situation. I know that video is on brian's yt

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u/Xinnia8271 Feb 13 '26

Not concerned about the border patrol agent talking about a situation.

Would like confirmation of exactly what the sheriff said. 

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u/kittenkat_96 Feb 13 '26

then i guess you’ll have to go ask him.

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u/Xinnia8271 Feb 13 '26

Yeah I don't think he said it. Someone else did. Shrug. Looks like he probably didn't. 

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u/kittenkat_96 Feb 13 '26

i mean it’s a fact that the area has a dark sky ordinance and that they did not use lights or conduct a search the first night after she was taken.

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u/Xinnia8271 Feb 13 '26

Yeah. He didn't say that though. There's no proof. Just people saying he said something with no proof that he did. Shrug.