Porch Blood Sparks Scrutiny of Guthrie Missing Case Probe
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Pima County deputies allegedly ignored blood found on Nancy Guthrie’s porch at the start of her disappearance, delaying proper crime-scene sealing for two days and allowing reporters and delivery drivers to crowd the area; DNA testing later confirmed the blood was Guthrie’s and linked to the kidnapping, with one deputy previously reprimanded for poor judgment in a prior case.
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