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Hey there, folks. It is Tuesday, February 17th, and still authorities have not named a suspect in the Guthrie disappearance,

but they are coming out and telling us who they are not officially looking at as suspects. With that, welcome to this episode of Amy

and T.J. Big deal you said to me, I said, what's the bigger headline? You said, this is a big deal.

They've cleared the family. Yes, we had a couple headlines that we woke up to, but this is huge.

Look, initially, and I think just about everybody, including especially law enforcement,

when something like this happens, you look first and foremost to the last people who saw someone alive.

And so, of course, that would have fallen directly on Savannah Guthrie's sister and brother-in-law,

because they were the last people to see her alive.

And dropped what of them, dropped her off at home.

Yes, the brother-in-law, Thomaso, I believe is his name, dropped off Nancy Guthrie.

He says, I saw her go into the home.

I saw the garage door close.

I made sure she got in safely.

So, of course, that is the obvious first people that you would

have to investigate and then hopefully eliminate. But reporting came out pretty quickly, and Ashley

Banfield was the one who came out and said it. They were looking at the brother-in-law and

made him into a prime suspect.

That was a big headline as well.

So to have the sheriff come out and say, all Guthrie family, including their spouses,

have been cleared and are innocent.

That's a huge deal.

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