Nancy's Disappearance: Transnational Criminal Group Suspected

0:00It's March 20th, here's your entertainment news in two minutes. Speculation is growing around the disappearance of Nancy from her home in Tucson, Arizona. Crime has been suspected from the start, but podcast host Megan Kelly now thinks it points to a larger operation by a transnational criminal group. On her show, Thursday, former FBI special agent James Hamilton pointed out the lack of DNA evidence as a key clue, suggesting those involved may not be. Some of them, the United States, Hamilton's take aligns with other details, like billboards featuring Nancy's picture placed in Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, and California. Fellow XFBI agent Jennifer Kaufendauer called that no accident, hinting the suspects could have ties to Mexico. Megan agrees these border state locations offer strong hands about who's behind it. Megan has tracked this case for weeks, drawing some backlash last month for suggesting Nancy's daughter Annie might have felt jealousy toward her. Sister Savannah, the well-known host on NBC's Today Show.

1:02Still, she stuck with the story amid public debate. Investigators have pushed back on Cartel involvement, despite Nancy's home being close to the US-Mexico border. No solid links there so far, but the theory keeps circulating among commentators. As experts weigh in and billboards stay up, the search for answers in Nancy's case presses on, with more questions than ever about possible outside.