Investigators now say they are processing five to 10,000 hours of video in the search for Nancy Guthr.

You heard me right, five to 10,000 hours of video.

Let that sink in.

That is a lot of hours of video.

And every single minute, according to reports, has to be first watched by a human being

before it can ever be enhanced or manipulated by any sort of AI.

The case clearly not going cold and not for a long time.

Rather, the case right now is drowning in data.

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