Big City Dan
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Was the Nancy Guthrie Crime Scene Released Too Soon?
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February 19, 2026
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1:11Now PlayingIn the Nancy Guthrie case, questions are being raised about how long the crime scene remained secured.
From my experience working homicide for over two decades, scenes are often held for extended periods — sometimes weeks — to ensure every piece of evidence is identified, documented, and preserved.
Releasing a scene is a strategic decision. And once it’s released, you don’t get that time back.
On this channel, I break down investigations from the perspective of someone who worked them not from the sidelines, but from inside the tape.
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