Law Enforcement Failures: Nancy Guthrie, the FedEx Murder, Personal Tragedy - Live

In this Wednesday Night LIVE, the 15 Minutes of Murder team—Craig Chapman, Tanisha, and Private Investigator Desiree Edwards—takes a hard look at why the system often fails those it’s meant to protect. We kick off with a deep dive into the Nancy Guthrie case, questioning why critical evidence from the first 48 hours was sent to a private lab in Florida instead of the FBI’s lab in Quantico. We also discuss why the iconic show "The First 48" was famously banned from filming in Detroit following the tragic shooting of 7-year-old Aiyana Stanley-Jones. The conversation turns to the recent sentencing of the FedEx driver, Tanner Horner, who kidnapped and murdered 7-year-old Athena Strand. We break down the heartbreaking details of that day and his chilling lack of reaction in court. Finally, Desiree Edwards shares a profoundly personal story that shapes her work today: the murder of her grandmother at the hands of her own uncle. By living on both sides of the justice system, Desiree brings a perspective of testimony and experience that few investigators can claim. Follow 15 Minutes of Murder: Watch our cinematic series and listen to the podcast at 15minutesofmurder.com Support our work by 'buying us a coffee' at https://buymeacoffee.com/15minutesofmurde #15MinutesOfMurder #TrueCrimeLive #NancyGuthrie #AthenaStrand #TheFirst48 #JusticeSystem #PrivateInvestigator #ColdCases #DetroitCrime #crime #truecrimecommunity #live #Fedexmurder