WHAT?! Finding Nancy Guthrie Could Take Years, Sheriff Now Says
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What recent developments have occurred in the Nancy Guthrie case?
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Hey there, folks. It is Sunday, February 15th, and two weeks ago today, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was reported missing. And after at first telling us how urgent the search was, the sheriff is now saying... It could take years to crack this case. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. Not a lot of developments necessarily, concrete developments in this case. But this comment I found odd, surprising.
And disturbing. What is going on? With all of those resources and the intense search that is going on right now and the hope that still remains for the Guthrie family to make a public statement like that doesn't seem... helpful, or I'm just confused why he would even go there. Maybe he's trying to temper expectations. Maybe he's trying to get reporters off his back saying this could take a while, but that is a bold and just discouraging statement to say the least.
You said maybe it was this, maybe it was that. Could it also maybe be that he had just an honest moment and they have nothing?
Yes, I guess that is the case. And I don't know. I just you're not used to seeing investigators tip their hand like that or policed say something like that, especially when they know there's an expectant family holding their breath, praying every night, wishing and hoping for the best. And maybe privately you could temper their expectations to publicly say that. I don't know. It's just a head scratcher for me.
So let's put this in the full context of what he said, and we're about to give you the exact quote from Pima County Sheriff Nanos out there, who everybody has become familiar with at this point with this case. Baroti hasn't been doing – I don't even know when the last official press briefing was, but he has from time to time come out and done interviews, certainly keeps the local affiliates there updated, but he hasn't been doing a lot of press. But he did a round here over the past couple days. after there have been some developments.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What recent developments have occurred in the Nancy Guthrie case?
0:00–10:19
2
Why did the sheriff say finding Nancy Guthrie could take years?
10:19–11:51
3
What challenges are investigators facing in the search for Nancy Guthrie?
11:51–23:42
4
What role does DNA evidence play in the investigation?
23:42–24:50
5
How are tips being managed in the search for Nancy Guthrie?
24:50–27:01
Speakers
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