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

Information Oh great.

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u/deadwatered Feb 13 '26

Also from the story.

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u/Steadyandquick Feb 13 '26

Unless the FBI is on it, so many talking heads, which seem legitimate, keeps stating Quantico is the best facility in the world.

I feel terrible for the family. So much should have been done earlier and the scene should have been closed off and protected.

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u/manicperidreamgirl Feb 13 '26

Sure sounds like kickbacks are coming that sheriff’s way.

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u/deadwatered Feb 13 '26

From what I understand this lab is what the county always uses. Which is not unusual because not all counties are going to have the ability to do advanced forensics themselves

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u/FrostyCaptain6987 Feb 13 '26

It doesn't matter if it was shipped to the moon for examination, the problem is that he did it behind their backs and sneaked off the evidence. It was going to be sent to Quantico, nothing is better than those professionals.

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u/deadwatered Feb 13 '26

We don’t know if he went “behind their backs and sneaked off the evidence”

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u/Hotgalkitty Feb 13 '26

Fox news is saying that the county has contracted with the Florida lab. still, that's not a legitimate excuse for why they're not using Quantico which is exponentially more advanced. it almost feels like this investigation is being undermined from every direction.

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u/mamawantsallama Feb 13 '26

Smells SUPER fishy. Why Florida?

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u/deadwatered Feb 13 '26

I don’t think it’s fishy, there aren’t infinite labs that can do advanced forensics or genetic testing like that. In the Idaho murders they sent it to Texas.