DNA will solve this, the Nancy Guthrie breakthrough.

What if the biggest mistake in the Nancy Guthrie case was also the key to solving it?

We're talking about DNA, specifically saliva DNA.

And according to the renowned genetic genealogist,

C.C. Moore, there's a real possibility that the suspect left it behind. Right there at the crime

scene. Tonight, we break down how that evidence could still identify the perpetrator and why this

case may be far from cold. A quick reminder,

if you're looking for real crime insight, not YouTube theories, this channel's different. I'm a

retired NYPD sergeant, and on police off the cuff, we analyze cases the way cops and prosecutors

do what matters, what doesn't, and what the internet gets wrong.

And folks, I'd just like to remind everyone that the police off-the-cuff podcast is sponsored by Fandul on the Believe network.

So folks, hold on to your hats.

Hold on to your loved ones. Hold on to your thoughts. Hold on to your hats. Hold on to your loved ones. Hold on to your thoughts.

Hold on to your prayers. Hold on to your service dog. Hold on to that chicken palm hero.

You're about to enter true crime from a police perspective. You're about to enter the off the cuff

zone. The police off the cuff zone. The police off the cuff zone.

They were the ones who called 911 to get him help,

and now they're calling for change.

Joining me tonight, I'm thrilled to have them, actually.

We have a full cast of characters tonight, and what I have is retired NYPD sergeant,

professor at Alberta Magnus College in Connecticut,

attorney at law.

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