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El Charro is Nancy Guthrie's favorite restaurant — the oldest family-owned Mexican restaurant in America. Retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer sat there one October night and asked about two dozen people what they think happened. Nobody in the room thinks Nancy is alive. A table of women from Minnesota compared the case to Jacob Wetterling — a boy taken by a masked stranger, nearly twenty-seven years before the man confessed. Two couples blamed the sheriff. The two hostesses had never heard Nancy's name. Coffindaffer breaks it down with Tony and Robin Dreeke.
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