One day before Nancy Guthrie sits down for her last known dinner.

The DOJ releases the largest single dump of documents in the history of the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Over 3.5 million pages, more than 2,000 videos, approximately 180,000 images.

And then a little over 24 hours later, a woman named Nancy

Guthrie vanishes in a way that nobody has ever seen before in any similar case. This is not an

elderly woman that is suffering from dementia that wandered outside. Her doorbell camera was

forcibly ripped off the front door. There were blood droplets left on her

front porch. The mainstream media news outlets keep saying that it must be the work of an amateur,

and yet we're a month and a half in and nobody has seen Nancy Guthrie. There were ransom notes

sent to major media publications, and the timing starts becoming the main focus here. The largest

dump of Epstein files to date drops.

And then a journalist's mother just vanishes. The internet starts connecting the dots. We don't

know if there are even dots to connect or the connections are worthy of anything, but it is

interesting to note. Some people on Reddit have just quietly wondered, it's a weird

feeling that they get about this Guthrie case. They see it all over mainstream media and all these

news networks are saying this is the case that the world is captivated by, that the entire nation

cannot look away from. Everybody is overly invested in this case. And normally when major news

networks say something like that, it's partly because it's true. But a lot of people say on

Reddit, I don't know anyone that's personally been following the case. Everybody's heard of it

because it's just like shoved in our faces by every major news publication, but nobody's really

following it. Nobody's really overly invested. They're not trying

to be internet sleuths. A lot of people say, I have friends who are very into active true crime

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