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Following Bill Hudnall's body discovery, detectives interviewed his daughter Guenevere Hudnall, preceded by an interview with her mother, Stephanie. Guenevere is scheduled for a polygraph examination as part of the ongoing investigation into her father's death.
Guenevere is taken back to the polygraph room for a second interview, following which the detective confronts Stephanie about her alleged involvement in the murder.
Guene Hudnall underwent a polygraph examination, after which she was taken into a room with Stephanie. The interaction followed the polygraph session, though no further details about the case or its outcome are provided.
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