What a profile of saying about the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping.

Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to the Police Off the Cuff podcast.

Tonight, we're discussing day 33 of the disappearance and suspected kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie.

More than a month has now passed since Nancy was taken from a home.

And investigators are facing one of the toughest realities in any major investigation.

The early forensic evidence has not produced a suspect.

Guthrie's home has now come back negative for any

unknown suspect, and the glove were covered in the field roughly a mile and a half away from the

house, also did not produce any usable denny pointing to a perpetrator. It did, in fact,

point to someone who was identified identified but not considered a suspect.

At the same time, the test force has been downsized and relocated to Phoenix, raising

questions about the current direction of the investigation.

Today we are going to analyze what top criminal profiles are saying about this case,

what the negative DNA results actually mean,

why the investigation is being consolidated in Phoenix. And a quick reminder, if you're looking

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