Crime
2, Nancy Guthrie Had Not Been Found, and the Report Highlights Possible Mistakes by the Sheriff and Lead Investigators

WSJ Report Details Possible Sheriff’s Mistakes in Nancy Guthrie Case A new Wall Street Journal report accuses the Pima County Sheriff's Department of investigation delays and failure to protect crime-scene evidence in the kidnapping case of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of TODAY anchor Savannah Guthrie. The investigation has passed the six-month mark with no arrests and no sign of Guthrie, who disappeared Feb. 1. Reviewing personnel files and interviewing current and former county and federal officials, the WSJ found concerns from the start, including Sheriff Chris Nanos’ appointment of Sgt. David Stivers to head homicide.
As of Aug. 2, Nancy Guthrie had not been found, and the report highlights possible mistakes by the sheriff and lead investigators. "She Perished Shortly After She Was Taken"
Source: Hollywood Reporter




