"detained for questioning" in Guthrie case?

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21. Obviously unlawful detention exists. If there was no such thing, we wouldn't need its associated due process right.

Also, incomplete or mistaken info is sometimes leaked. You also know that someone can be arrested but not charged for a term of hours depending off the jurisdiction. I’m leaning towards the initial information coming from an individual who confused not yet charged with not yet arrested? Also, from what I’ve read, I’m not even sure the person wasn’t detained and questioned during a Terry Stop. It’s really hard to say with Patel’s FBI involved as this case is more interesting to a great deal of Americans than the Epstein info drops or anything else going on in this country. Keeping it in the headlines is a boon to this administration and its republican brethren. Of course it will also be a boon if they actually find Nancy and convict those responsible, but I have a hard time Patel’s media presence has justice as its teleological end. Of course, I’m hoping for the best outcome for Nancy Guthrie and her family.