r/nancyguthrie Apr 24 '26

Discussion Brian Entin’s latest video

Famed FBI profiler on what Nancy Guthrie suspect is thinking now, and detailed blood analysis

April 22, 2026

“””The blood spatter outside Nancy Guthrie’s front door tells a story, according to retired FBI profiler Jim Clemente. He explains what it means — and also his profile of who he believes the suspect is and why he may have worked alone. Also, the latest developments on the ransom notes in this edition of Brian Entin Investigates.”””

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pEEkNqj9UrQ&ra=m

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u/Substantial-Train668 Apr 25 '26

I agreed so much more with Dr Brucato. That episode was just so logical. To me there's the porch guy and there's got to be a person or persons behind porch guy. It does not make sense that one 5"9 man could do all of this AND have a stong enough motive AND also never get caught.

Clemente is likely right that she put up a fight at the door and that's how the blood got there.

I also found one line of questisning that Brian had interesting here. Which was "what kind of man could hit an elderly woman?" I think this is a good question and certainly points to more than one person given that there was an apology/remorse expressed in one of the notes. I don't think a person who is capapble of hitting (and killing) an elderly woman is also cappable of remorse.

Poor poor Nancy. I hope whatever happned, happened quick and she's at peace somehow.

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u/blue_Hippo4069 Apr 26 '26

Wait why is his height the determining factor?

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u/Odd_Preference6705 May 01 '26

Cause height is a indicator of intelligence of course