Nancy Guthrie Vanished, and Deputies Guessed the Blood on Her Porch Was THIS

Did the Pima County Sheriff's Department lose Nancy Guthrie's case before it ever got started? The 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie was taken from her Tucson home in February 2026, and the reporting since has laid out what went wrong in the first hours.

Deputies left the porch untaped for three days, according to The Wall Street Journal. Sheriff Chris Nanos admitted releasing Nancy's home as a crime scene too soon. Sources told CNN the masked man came to her door on an earlier night, a report the sheriff's department called speculative.

Retired FBI behavior chief Robin Dreeke tells Tony what investigators lost with each of those calls, and why a sheriff would turn away the trained volunteer searchers retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer says were sent home. Nanos has disputed the Journal's findings.

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