Nancy Grace Slams Sheriff in Guthrie Case

On March 31st, Nancy Grace is calling for the head of Pima County Sheriff Chris Nannos

over his handling of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.

The 84-year-old Arizona retiree vanished from her Tucson home on February 1st and evidence

like Blood Splatter and Doorbell Footage of A.

Mast intruder points to a targeted abduction.

Earlier this week on Sean Hannity's podcast, Grace ripped into Nannos, saying he ruined

the crime scene by releasing it to the family too soon and even.

Blocked the FBI from key evidence, she called those moves straight up screw-ups, not just

missteps.

Public backlash is mounting against the sheriff, who is already under fire for his past

as a cop.

Back when he was a rookie, he allegedly kicked a suspect in the head, sending him to the

hospital, and later fudge dates on his resume after quitting.

Under pressure, the county supervisors voted unanimously on March 24th to investigate

him further.

Meanwhile, the search for Guthrie drags on with no solid leads.

Her daughter, Savannah Guthrie, recently upped the reward to $1 million for info leading

to her recovery, though she admitted to family.

Fear is the worst, but keeps praying.

This mess highlights how local leadership can derail a critical case, but pressure's

building to get it right and bring Nancy home.

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