Former Assistant FBI Director on why Nancy Guthrie's case faces DNA processing delays and risk of going cold

Name: Former Assistant FBI Director on why Nancy Guthrie's case faces DNA processing delays and risk of going cold
Uploaded: 2026-02-26T02:33:46Z
Duration: 2 min 14 s

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Jesse Watters questions why DNA processing for the Nancy Guthrie case will take a year due to the sheriff's choice of a private lab over the FBI's, highlighting potential chain of custody and quality control issues. Former Assistant FBI Director Chris Swecker explains the extensive cross-checking and difficulty of sustaining FBI resources, emphasizing the importance of public attention to prevent the case from going cold.