Chapter 1: What updates are there on the search for Nancy Guthrie?
It's been two weeks since our mom was taken and I just wanted to come on and say that we still have hope.
Savannah Guthrie still believes her mother is out there as a search for 84 year old Nancy Guthrie enters week three. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos clears Nancy's immediate family and their spouses as possible suspects in the case.
I'm not one of the spying into that this was a burglary gone wrong.
A former senior FBI investigator tells us his theory of what happened to Nancy the night she vanished, as we all wait for the DNA results from a glove found near Nancy's home. Could this be the breakthrough the case needs?
We have received a fourth letter from the same person who says that he knows where Nancy Guthrie is. and he wants money.
And a fourth note sent to TMZ, this one claiming Nancy has been spotted in Mexico, what TMZ offers the note's author. I'm Lyndon Blake, and this is Finding Nancy Guthrie, a Daily Wire true crime investigation. It is Monday, February 16th, day 16 in the search for Nancy Guthrie and a big break today.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos clears Nancy's immediate family and their spouses as potential suspects in the 84-year-old's disappearance.
This has been something that a lot of people have been questioning for the last two weeks, whether there was any family involvement, immediate family involvement, because we have been told over and over again that no one was cleared and everyone was a suspect.
Even though Pima County Sheriff said that an Uber driver was cleared and there's been other indications of people being released after being detained for questioning, I'm going to stress this. This does not mean that every person related to Nancy Guthrie in the Tucson area has been cleared. We're specifically talking about Annie Tommaso, Cameron, the brother, Savannah, and her husband, Mike.
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Chapter 2: How did Sheriff Chris Nanos clear family members as suspects?
There's been reports of glove found in the home. No, the glove wasn't found in a home. There's been questions about, was this a burglary gone bad? And you've had pushback from FBI and Pima County Sheriff saying no. So why so many narratives? There hasn't been direct communication from the people running this case and the public. But over the weekend, Savannah did put out a new video.
And this was an important video because it was her most... raw video that we've gotten. It sounded like Savannah. I mean, she sounded tired and just overwhelmed.
Chapter 3: What theories exist about Nancy's disappearance?
But in that video, she said she still has hope her mom is out there. And I think it's important to note that in this video, it seems like she's trying to appeal to the human side of whoever may have her mom. She says specifically, you're not lost or alone, and it's never too late to do the right thing.
A lot of people online took that as, does Savannah have any inkling of who took her mom or what they may be going through? But it is clear that she is trying to appeal to the human side and try to get the person or people responsible for taking her mom to just have a little bit of humanity and return this beloved 84-year-old grandmother.
FBI did get preliminary results over the weekend that had DNA of an unknown male on a glove. Now, this is not the glove in the house, the glove not in the house. This is a glove that was found about two miles away from Nancy Guthrie's home. It was one glove of like 16 gloves that were collected, but only one glove has given DNA.
So today they're in the process of confirming this and trying to get this DNA in the CODIS, which is the national database that is unique to the FBI. And another thing, and I'm gonna briefly talk about this because it just seems that these notes that are going to TMZ are far-fetched at this point.
But again, I'm gonna report it because authorities have to look into this if someone is claiming to know things about Nancy. The fourth note was sent to TMZ Monday, And the author of the note said they saw Nancy five days ago in Mexico. That is weird. They're again asking for that reward money and Bitcoin. They're scared to go straight to law enforcement.
So TMZ's Harvey Levin offered the person writing this note a little deal. He said, you can tell us who Nancy's kidnappers are and we'll tell law enforcement, but we just need to confirm that you are legit. So if you're legit, come forward and we'll make sure you get the money.
It just seems unlikely because there's been no proof of life at all that this is going to lead to whoever has Nancy Guthrie. FBI, they're the ones looking into all this and really playing a pivotal role in this investigation. That's why I was so excited to bring in Chris Hinkle, the former supervisory special agent with the FBI.
He is going to break down the DNA evidence that is being collected right now. plus go into his theory of what actually happened the night Nancy vanished. And we're going to get into why he thinks there are so many conflicting reports surrounding this case. Chris, thank you so much for joining us.
Pleasure.
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