Dave Mack

Anyone with access to the home has been brought in.

And we're talking about people, even including the pool workers that came by the other day to clean the pool.

Nancy Guthrie doesn't normally have a pool cleaning service.

The family called it out to make sure that it was being kept up.

But you know what?

Nancy, everybody with access to that home, everybody with access to Nancy Guthrie, probably people at church as well as everywhere else, is being polygraphed to find out everything law enforcement can at this point.

And as you mentioned early on, somebody rejecting a polygraph is going to become a huge suspect.

should be polygraphed, I misspoke.

But everybody should be Nancy.

Nancy, the show is called Desert Law.

It encompasses the Pima County Sheriff's Department, which is one of the largest in the country.

And believe it or not, this is an embedded elite group of sheriff's deputies that are being followed by cameras on a daily basis.

And the show just premiered.

So we're talking about a

program on A&E that just premiered as this is exploding all over the country.

And by the way, the sheriff, Nanos, is not particularly featured on the program yet, but he is consulting and directing where to head with different investigations and helping the actual show behind the scenes.

So yes, Desert Law, live from Pima County.

Yes, it is February 19th, 2026.

Looks like she's going to make a withdrawal.

Nancy, now I don't know Mrs. Hanley, but I'm looking at what appears to me to be a worried 72-year-old woman.