Sheriff Vows Persistence to Solve Nancy Guthrie Case After Misstep
The search for Nancy Guthrie continues under the leadership of Sheriff Chris Nanos from Pima County, Arizona. Despite a recent setback in which a delivery driver was detained and later released, the investigation remains active. Sheriff Nanos expressed optimism, stating, “We will keep moving forward.”
Sheriff’s Determination to Solve Nancy Guthrie Case
At 84 years old, Nancy Guthrie, mother of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie, has been missing for 13 days. With over 32,000 leads pursued, investigators have struggled to find concrete evidence regarding her whereabouts. In a recent media briefing, Sheriff Nanos detailed the difficulties faced during the search.
Developments and Evidence
- On February 1, Nancy Guthrie was reported abducted.
- Video footage captured a masked suspect with dark gloves and a backpack.
- DNA samples were collected from her property and her associates.
- DNA tests are also being conducted on gloves found nearby.
Initial hopes were raised when law enforcement detained a man in connection with the case. However, his release highlighted the challenges in obtaining clear leads. Sheriff Nanos recognized this frustration, noting, “It’s exhausting, these ups and downs.”
Continued Efforts and Resources
As the investigation progresses into its third week, nearly 400 personnel are actively working the case. Sheriff Nanos reassured the public of their commitment, stating, “We’re going to find Nancy. We’re going to find this guy.”
Though the timeline of the investigation remains uncertain, the sheriff’s office is resolute. They continue to seek justice for Nancy Guthrie and answers for her family.
