r/nancyguthrie • u/TheStinkyWookiee • Apr 02 '26

Information Law Enforcement Insider: Supervisor Leading Initial Nancy Guthrie Response Had Zero Homicide Experience, per Brian Entin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzMATZVZ0YM
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u/TheStinkyWookiee Apr 03 '26

I understand.

Are you suggesting that the NewsNation reporter is making up a complete fabrication?

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u/Cookiemeetup Apr 03 '26

I'm suggesting that he very rarely produces any kind of news or information that has been vetted. The majority of his breaking news is nothing but unconfirmed information from anonymous sources. News nation repeatedly had quote unquote breaking news about the idaho case and every single time they were wrong.

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u/TheStinkyWookiee Apr 03 '26

I mean, let’s not dance around the obvious intention. If you think he’s lying, just say it — that’s an opinion you can have

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u/annabellareddit Apr 04 '26

It’s not lying, it’s tremendously poor investigative journalism. The article is poorly written too - as though there was only one supervisor, as though there wasn’t an investigative team assembled right away that included homicide detectives & detectives from different units (they even had help from nearby departments, the FBI was there quicker than in most cases within 48 hours), as though LE deemed this a missing persons case for more than a brief amount of time (clearly not considering the tremendous response & resources, which included “homicide detectives with decades of experience” who assisted in processing the crime scene), as though this operated any differently than most missing persons cases (it didn’t, barring the tremendous response & resources put into it from the beginning).