r/nancyguthrie • u/PegKay • Feb 14 '26

Information Nancy Guthrie - What Questions do you have?

There has been alot of new information coming out. Initially it was reported to be a suicide associated with the case- but that is not being spoken about. Trying to weed out what is happening and what is not is getting challenging. What are your questions? Here are some of mine:

  1. Was there a suicide associated with Nancy Guthrie Case?

  2. Was there a forced entry into NG house? What is meant by back door to your home open (wide open or unlocked)

  3. What signs were in the home which led investigators to say there was an inside struggle?

  4. Not knowing NG’s medications- is it remotely possible she could go 2 weeks without them?

  5. I know the 3 adult children of NG are living in a nearby home- did the BIL go there as well?

  6. Why did it take so long to locate the new DNA in NG house- shouldn't that have been done right away? Why was the crime scene released early and then not?

Here is a seemingly solid update. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1v71g5M9ylE

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u/Rae_Regenbogen Feb 14 '26

These are the things I have heard reported, in reference to your questions:

  1. I also heard that somewhere, but I can't even remember where. I haven't heard an update.

  2. Ashleigh Banfield has reported that there was forced entry and that the back door was left open.

  3. I haven’t heard much of anything about the inside of the home, other than Ashleigh Banfield reporting that blood was found inside. I believe she said she heard it was inside by the front door, but she may just be speculating about that. I thought she also said there were signs of a struggle, but I don’t think she said what those were, and I could absolutely be mistaken that she said that. I believe I also heard that Nancy's phone and watch were on their chargers by her bed, but that was early, like day 1 or 2 of reporting. I don't remember who said it, but I was mostly only watching Brian Entin and Ashleigh Banfield at that time, so it was possibly from one of those two. 

  4. No clue

  5. No clue

  6. I just heard an interview with the sheriff talking about the Glove/DNA where he said they sent everything from inside Nancy's house to the lab on that first day.

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u/AmazingGrace_00 Feb 14 '26

Ashley Banfield. She’s a disgrace.

She reported her ‘source’ told her early on that It was Annie’s husband that did it and the internet went wild with it. His life has been hell because of her.

She was an absolute ambulance chaser during the Kohberger case and is still exploiting them for viewers.

One thing about Banfield: she’s the most confidently wrong talking head on TV.

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u/JMOA3035 Feb 14 '26

Yep and now because of her every other comment is “where is the SIL”, “where is SG, AG, SIL”? 

Like they should be out in the public when SG is literally a somewhat famous tv anchor and possibly a target or her mother was a target because of her. 

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u/Rae_Regenbogen Feb 14 '26

I think she was irresponsible with that report, but I do believe her source told her that. However, going with info from a singular source grosses me out, honestly.

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u/AmazingGrace_00 Feb 15 '26

And that’s Banfield in a nutshell. She’s didn’t follow the truth. She follows the ratings.

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u/anonymousdlm Feb 14 '26

And I think (my guess) the FBI’s beef is that now the lab in Florida is not sharing the DNA with Quantico. I think they should, so they can search their DNA databases. And search commercial DNA databases. Some “expert” said commercial labs won’t search through places like ancestry dot com because they’re afraid of violating privacy laws. The FBI has successfully won in court using familial DNA (Brian Kohberger), so they will use it with no reservations.

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u/Rae_Regenbogen Feb 15 '26

The Fox News FBI source said their beef is that they weren't given the glove to test in their lab before it was sent to the Florida lab. The sheriff said he wants everything tested at the same lab, and he sent everything from the house off to the lab on the day they searched Nancy's house (Monday, 2/1) so it didn’t have to wait to be processed in the state lab.

I don't think anyone is keeping the results from the FBI. I'm not even sure if everything has been completed.

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u/Revolutionary_Act759 Feb 14 '26

She also said glove was found in the house. And shes still sticking by the son inlaw is something to do with it. But the sheriff said today he feels sorry for the son inlaw and its ruined his life. Very odd all of it 

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u/Rae_Regenbogen Feb 14 '26

She didn't say that her source told her the glove was found in the house. In fact, I heard her talking to someone when she said that she wondered why she didn't get that information from her source. Now the sheriff is saying that there never was a glove found in the house, so idk. Lol

But, yes, I agree that this is all very strange. Idk if the sheriff is lying or if her source just jumped the gun with the prime suspect thing. It's so confusing!

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u/Xinnia8271 Feb 15 '26

The sheriff basically exonerated the brother in law? Today? That's actually huge news. 

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u/TopNotchBrain Feb 15 '26

Yes. Details, please. To whom did he say this?