FBI conducts new search at Nancy Guthrie's home
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By Jana Winter and Andrew Goudsward WASHINGTON, Feb 19 (Reuters) - The FBI plans to make it easier for existing employees to become agents, removing two long-standing steps in vetting applicants as the bureau faces a staffing crunch under President Donald Trump's administration,
The race against time intensifies for missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie as investigators rush DNA processing while she remains without vital medication.
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Police were called to the home for reports of "suspicious circumstances" by the property's landlord. They later handed the investigation over to FBI officials, who have been at the home since Monday.
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