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This is day 59, y'all, and I'm recording this on March 31st. It is the last day of March,

which means tomorrow is day 60 in Nancy's investigation.

Okay, so I learned something from my law enforcement sources that so much that I learn makes me

so angry. Others I find fascinating. Like if you didn't see yesterday's episode, check it out.

I finally have learned from my sources where the perpetrator got into Nancy's house. It's in the middle back door, the door that goes

into the kitchen. And when Savannah said doors propped open, plural, it meant the screen door

and the wooden door of the same entrance. The screen door was propped open with the flower pots,

and so was the gate to the backyard. So check out yesterday's episode, if you haven't already,

for more details about that. Today, though, I have learned that in the very beginning of this

case, right? You know how it's so important at the beginning of a case?

Timing is everything. Your countdown is everything when you have a missing person. It's just like the hours count. In the very beginning of this case, when we learned from the sheriff that homicide had been called in because there was, you know, disturbing things inside the house.

We learned what that is, right? It's the door, back door wide open. I told you that on day three.

And also, blood found in the house, I told you that on day three. I also, in the last several weeks,

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