Mainly due to the Epstein files, Tropical Soulvangelical has proclaimed that 85-90% of celebrities are Guilty Before Proven Innocent, or at the very least Do Not Share The Values Of Ordinary People When It Comes To Right And Wrong. From his point of view, otherwise virtuous values such as forgiveness and due process in law have been subject to so much abuse that he doesn't believe those values have any real meaning anymore. This goes into the Guthrie case, which, again, TSV suspects the Guthries as knowing far more than they're letting on, and that the authorities in Arizona likely engaged in coverup solely for the sake of Savannah Guthrie's reputation. TSV doesn't think the "SEO" people can SEO themselves out of this one online. There's just too much of a gushing waterfall of suspicion about what the actors knew and when they knew it. TSV believes Savannah Guthrie wants to write a book later in the year about what happened, and doesn't want the truth to get in the way. He was already skeptical of the case going in, because there were just too many unanswered questions. For example, why did they release the doorbell pics only ten days after the fact when by that time the trail has long since gone cold? TSV compares the Guthrie case to other cases regarding domestic violence and/or disappearance of one's family members. The really really big one is Susan Smith. Like in the Guthrie case, the Smith case initially implicated a mysterious carjacker on Susan Smith and her children, claiming that it was this carjacker that drowned said children in a nearby pond by submerging the car there. This was before Smith herself fessed up when authorities, unlike the ones in Arizona, did their due diligence to try to find said perpetrator and came up empty after nearly two weeks. The other disappearance case has to do with a late shift nurse in Philadelphia whose body was found in a shallow grave only a couple days after her reported disappearance when the authorities there, too, unlike in Arizona, did their due diligence. The third case is the Rob Reiner case, because TSV believes the surviving Reiners really wanted to keep the tragedy of their family member's struggle with drugs and mental health a matter of privacy, before close friends to the Reiners themselves implicated the troubled family member. But for whatever reason, TSV sees at least the -visual- media of expecting the populace to practice suspension of disbelief like this were some kind of magic act, and not to be critically thinking of such matters. Since the doorbell failure, TSV has seen the media use all sorts of red herrings, like a SWAT strike near where Nancy Guthrie lived that the media tried to imply but could never specifically say was related to the Guthrie case in any form whatsoever. The same with respect to a delivery driver who got pulled over and brutally interrogated before being released two hours later. So now the latest twist is with respect to DNA with the media already proclaiming that the male DNA was not of any of the Guthrie members -even before- the tests got started. TSV expects the media to try to claim that the DNA tests were scrambled and inconclusive, but yet you still somehow find people to exonerate? Unrelated but in the same spirit of things, TSV is also looking into the cases of Tom Watson, Josef Mengele and Stalin's Starvation Czar for the sake of expressing sympathy for those burning the graves of those criminals never brought to justice as a way of -finally- bringing them to justice, and driving home the point that the concept of principle will reach you beyond your grave if you did wrong and there's no way out of it. Here's TSV's formatting accordingly: + nameOfPerpetrator;latitudeOfLikelyGrave;longitudeOfLikelyGrave->WWWWW<-D; +. Then follows ascii art of a fire with said perpetrator crying in agony, because it's what TSV observes the objective universe seeing said figure as deserving, as brutal as it is.