ＦＢＩ agents investigating Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance have faced scrutiny after a neighbor disclosed they devoted “four hours” to examining the neighbor’s residence. In the most recent installment of Brian Entin Investigates on YouTube, the NewsNation correspondent explored allegations that law enforcement “wasted” valuable time conducting an extensive search of a property belonging to one of Nancy’s neighbors.

Consulting with retired ＦＢＩ agent Steve Moore, Brian disclosed that he interviewed a neighbor who had resided in the community for “decades.” According to Brian, this individual’s “sister lives down the street” from Nancy, and on the Friday following her disappearance, “two people showed up to her sister’s house, identified as ＦＢＩ, asked to come inside.”

This development emerges as a criminal attorney highlighted 6 major red flags in Nancy’s abduction that “don’t add up.” It comes after a mystery man who claimed he “saw Nancy 5 days ago” offered chilling new proof.

Brian further claimed the agents sought to “ask some questions in her house, wanted to look in the garage, asked if she had a pacemaker, and then left.” The sister reportedly found the encounter “strange” and contacted her relatives, who advised, “You should just call the police if you think there was something weird about it.”

The sister purportedly contacted 911, prompting both the Pima County Sheriff’s Department and the ＦＢＩ to respond to the residence. “They ended up spending four hours there, taking fingerprints, they DNA swabbed her, and said, ‘We don’t believe these were real ＦＢＩ agents,'” Brian recounted during the March 12 episode.

“And this was right in the beginning, just days after Nancy went missing. I’m surprised I hadn’t heard about this until now, but it was a four-hour ordeal. They leave, she goes to bed frightened, thinking, ‘Oh my god, I let these people in my house.'”.

Brian informed the retired ＦＢＩ agent that the sister received a follow-up call the following day, stating, “We actually did more checking, they are legit ＦＢＩ. You have nothing to worry about.”

Yet Brian confessed he was “taken by that story,” remarking, “I would’ve just thought that it was more organized, that they would have been able to figure out who’s who, and then they also took four hours doing a crime scene investigation, which was just a whole waste of time.”

Steve concurred with Brian’s assessment, sharing with YouTube viewers, “Yeah, that seems ridiculous to me.”

This revelation emerged as Steve laid out potential motives behind Nancy’s abduction.

“It’s getting more possible every day that they were driven by money…I think that this had to do with violence or sexual activity, or pure robbery, or randomness,” Steve stated, before noting that a sexual motive “is not statistically irrelevant at all.

“It is something society has to deal with, and it’s so horrible that the media doesn’t publish stories about it usually,” the former ＦＢＩ agent concluded.