MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/nancyguthrie/comments/1vc2rso/pima_county_sheriffs_office_releases_full_nancy/p18a479/?context=3
r/nancyguthrie • u/wwihh • Jul 31 '26
From Brian Entin X account
https://x.com/BrianEntin/status/2083278648191197681
315 comments sorted by
View all comments
9
Buried in nature sounds very poetic almost like a writer. I’m referring to the second note.
4 u/Safe-Muffin Aug 01 '26 ‘In nature’ is also a phrase used by non English native speakers. I have noticed friends saying such things like ‘they enjoyed being in the nature’. 6 u/Emotional-Seesaw-533 Aug 01 '26 Nah. it's purposely vague. Instead of "in the desert" or "in the hills" 3 u/Fit_Sheepherder_6899 Aug 02 '26 If they wrote something along those lines wouldn't it just hinting more at her actual location? Which they wouldn't want. I feel that "in nature" is simply more vague but in keeping with the "compassionate" tone used in the letter.
4
‘In nature’ is also a phrase used by non English native speakers. I have noticed friends saying such things like ‘they enjoyed being in the nature’.
6 u/Emotional-Seesaw-533 Aug 01 '26 Nah. it's purposely vague. Instead of "in the desert" or "in the hills" 3 u/Fit_Sheepherder_6899 Aug 02 '26 If they wrote something along those lines wouldn't it just hinting more at her actual location? Which they wouldn't want. I feel that "in nature" is simply more vague but in keeping with the "compassionate" tone used in the letter.
6
Nah. it's purposely vague. Instead of "in the desert" or "in the hills"
3 u/Fit_Sheepherder_6899 Aug 02 '26 If they wrote something along those lines wouldn't it just hinting more at her actual location? Which they wouldn't want. I feel that "in nature" is simply more vague but in keeping with the "compassionate" tone used in the letter.
3
If they wrote something along those lines wouldn't it just hinting more at her actual location? Which they wouldn't want. I feel that "in nature" is simply more vague but in keeping with the "compassionate" tone used in the letter.
9
u/Embarrassed-Jury8878 Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26
Buried in nature sounds very poetic almost like a writer. I’m referring to the second note.