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Hey, everyone. I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead Serious. Thank you so much for being here.

Also, if you haven't yet subscribed, could you do me a solid please? It's free and it's easy. It's fun.

And it's really nice. I appreciate it. Also, thank you so much for being members. And do not forget, we've got a member Q&A coming up on Sunday, March 22nd, 6.30 p.m. Eastern. If you want to ask me anything, just join up on the membership and you can join our member Q&A. I do these every so often. It's actually a lot of fun. And I love the questions. I absolutely love the questions. Y'all are so invested and know so

much about the true crime cases, particularly the Nancy Guthrie case. I got to tell you the reason

I'm coming to you tonight is because I'm on day 48 today. It's the one day after the day 47,

which for me was such a, such a Rubicon. day 47 was when we caught Brian Coburger. It's when

they arrested him. And all up until day 47 in this Guthrie case, I'd been saying, just have

patience, just have patience. It took 47 days to catch Brian Coburger. And we just went over that.

So I wanted to talk a little bit about hopelessness. And I wanted to talk

about whether this case has stalled because there's been a lot of talk from the department that

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