Carmona Blasts Nanos: Crime Scene Mess Ruins Trust

0:00On March 30th, former Pima County Sheriff Richard Carmona, who also served as U.S. Surgeon General is calling out current sheriff Chris Nanos for ruining the crime scene at the home of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mom of Today's show host Savannah Guthrie. Carmona says Nanos made a huge mistake by personally declaring the scene open way too soon, something that's supposed to be the lead detectives call. After all evidence gets properly collected, that rushed move let things like a pizza delivery truck roll right over the front lawn while investigators were still working. Carmona warns this kind of slip up means the whole scene's integrity is shot forever. You can't fix it or put it back together once it's compromised, like that. Now folks are fired up with Nanos facing a recall push from the community and a unanimous no confidence vote from the Pima County deputies. Organization just a few days ago on March 24th, he's also catching heat for shipping physical evidence to a private lab in Florida for testing instead of using free FBI services.

1:05Adding to the pressure, the Pima County Board of Supervisors is demanding Nanos answer questions under oath about all this. Carmona's bottom line hits hard, without trust you can't lead law enforcement and this mess is eroding faith in the whole operation as the search. For Nancy Guthrie drags on from the spotlight powered by AI this is entertainment and celebrity news today.