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Kidnapping Of Nancy Guthrie: 2 Men Detained & Why Is The Internet Pointing Fingers At Son-in-Law

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In one of Savannah's books, titled Mostly What God Does, she writes about how her and her cousins had this really cute tradition growing up, which th…

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A woman dressed like Kanye’s wife, Bianca Censori, flips off the rest of the people surrounding the house, news vans & nosy neighbors, as they shame her for posing and taking pictures in front of the crime scene. The red brick house is home to Nancy Guthrie, who has been missing for over a month. Day one, day two, and now going on 30 plus days, the scene outside her home, where she disappeared from has been national news. And even with a million dollar reward, the head of the FBI getting involved over Twitter, the ‘president’ getting involved, there are still no solid answers. And when there are no solid answers, people tend to start creating their own… This is the case of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance and suspected kidnapping for ransom. All the conspiracies, speculations, and rumors - including - is this case being used as a headline coverup to bury what else has been happening in the US? Full show notes available at RottenMangoPodcast.com
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“In one of Savannah's books, titled Mostly What God Does, she writes about how her and her cousins had this really cute tradition growing up.”

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Key quote: “In one of Savannah's books, titled Mostly What God Does, she writes about how her and her cousins had this really cute tradition growing up, which they called the kidnapping game.”
The host mentions Savannah Guthrie's book to highlight a childhood tradition that some find odd. This reference serves to illustrate the contrast between a playful memory and the current serious situation regarding Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.
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