Sheriff Faces Backlash for Attending Basketball Game in Nancy Guthrie Case

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos faced criticism for attending a local sporting event during the search for Nancy Guthrie, mother of Savannah Guthrie.

Former detective Ted Williams expressed concerns about Nanos being at an Arizona Wildcats game during such a crucial case, calling it an embarrassment.

Williams suggested that authorities should question Nanos about his actions, given the significance of the missing person case.

Demands for Ransom

A ransom note demanding millions in bitcoin for Nancy Guthrie's safe return was reported by a local news station.

Social media reactions varied, with some criticizing the sheriff's actions and others defending his need for breaks during the investigation.

Nancy Guthrie, 84, went missing after being dropped off at her Arizona home by her son-in-law; law enforcement has been actively searching for her.

Emotional Plea

Sheriff Nanos emotionally expressed hope in finding Nancy, calling for her safe return on national television.

The Guthrie children released a heartfelt video appealing to the kidnappers to return their mother, emphasizing their willingness to cooperate.

Authorities conducted searches at various locations, including Annie's home and Nancy's property, but no suspects have been identified in the case yet.