Rookie Detective Leads Nancy Guthrie Case

On April 2, True Crime Podcast, her Ashley Banfield is ripping into the investigation of Nancy

Guthrie's disappearance. Nancy, the 84-year-old mom of today's show co-host, Savannah Guthrie,

went missing from her heirs on a home on February 1st. The big issue, a homicide detective,

with just two years on the job, was put in charge as lead. Banfield blasted Pima County Sheriff

Chris Nannos on her drop-dead series podcast earlier this week. She questioned why no veteran

investigator stepped in, despite calls for a switch. Sources say the rookie stayed on until a

task force finally formed. Folks like retired deputy Kurt Dab from the homicide unit are sounding

alarms too. They worry the lack of experience could slow things down, especially if this detective

never even wanted the homicide gig. Banfield admits he's probably solid, but stresses know how

matters most in tough cases. Meanwhile, fresh reports paint Nancy's home as spotless and untouched,

with no signs of a struggle inside. They clashes with early reports of blood stains on the front

porch, and still no solid leads have dropped. This bizarre case stays wide open, fueling doubts about

whether the team's ready to crack it before time runs out. That's your entertainment and celebrity

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