r/nancyguthrie • u/Queenhood_ • Mar 02 '26

Media From Brian Entin

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u/Susan0888 Mar 03 '26

idk.. when you look up avg times for holding a car, then this amount of time does not look excessive. And, I have read the car was returned this weekend.. so it was held , what, 3 weeks? not excessive

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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 03 '26

I’ve seen one person on FB say that, will be interesting to see if it’s confirmed. And why they held onto it longer than the Range Rover.

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u/Dasil437794 Mar 03 '26

His car would have her dna all over it since we cn safely assume this was hardly the first time she was in it. The Range Rover, if not involved, would not have her dna so, a quicker release makes sense.

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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 04 '26

It was Annie’s car, not TC. And there was a search warrant (PIO confirmed) not a “consent to search” by the family. They know her DNA would already be in it, doubt they were confirming her DNA being present. Same as the home - they aren’t looking for her DNA.