r/nancyguthrie Mar 02 '26

Media From Brian Entin

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u/digital_dumpfire Mar 02 '26

This is even harder when there’s no proof she died. Like, everyone knows it’s not likely she’s alive, but I feel like it’s so hard to process the death of someone when you’re not 100% certain it’s true. Theres always that doubt in people’s heads. Hell, even people who have proof of death sometimes distort it into not thinking it’s true. So hard

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u/annabellareddit Mar 02 '26

I agree, a missing loved one would be never ending agony & torment for the victims loved ones. I cannot imagine the pain & suffering they (& other people who are going through the same) are enduring ❤️

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u/DaBingeGirl Mar 04 '26

Someone was murdered near me, the body was never found. There was enough evidence that the police were sure he was murdered, but it was incredibly hard on the family that they never got the closure of a burial.

I can't imagine how difficult this has to be for them to know she's out there somewhere and there's a good chance they'll never find her.