Nancy Guthrie investigators should be more forthcoming, Ed Smart says
About this episode
Ed Smart discusses the limitations of information released in the Nancy Guthrie investigation and the importance of transparency from law enforcement.
The information law enforcement has released in the Nancy Guthrie investigation has been limited, and Ed Smart says that is a mistake. Smart’s family was thrust into the national spotlight in 2002 when his daughter Elizabeth Smart was abducted from her home in Salt Lake City, Utah. Elizabeth was held captive for nine months before being rescued. In this episode of Brian Entin Investigates, Ed explains what it was like behind the scenes with law enforcement during his family’s ordeal and why he believes police should be more forthcoming in the Nancy Guthrie case. Watch the video version on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@brianentininvestigates Listen anywhere…
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Host: Brian Entin
Guest: Ed Smart
Topics covered
- law enforcement
- investigation
- abduction
- transparency
- family ordeal
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Places: Salt Lake City, Utah
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