Pima County Sheriff's Missing Mom Mix-Up

0:00It's April 17th. I'm Cory with the story and this is entertainment and celebrity news today. Your AI-powered entertainment report. Pima County Sheriff's Department just dropped the ball big time in the search for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mom of today's show host. Savannah Guthrie, she's been missing since February 1st after a brazen abduction from her bed. But they posted a celebratory update saying Nancy has been located, slapped over a flyer for a totally different woman, Nancy Radikovic, and 82-year-old who looks similar and vanished nearby. That flyer matched the exact style they used for Guthrie's case, and Radikovic was last seen south of Tucson, not far from where Guthrie lived. Folks started wondering if grandma's name Nancy were dropping like flies in the area with one area seen two vulnerable elders vanished close together. Social media blew up with panic and fury. People thought Guthrie was found at first, hard-strapping when they realized the mix-up. They slammed the department for not using full names, calling it out of touch, or even deliberate,

1:03and tied it to the whole botched investigation. This piles on Sheriff Chris Nanos' long list of fumbles, like letting reporters trample the blood-stained crime scene too soon, giving mixed messages to the press, and clashing with the FBI over evidence. They finally sent mixed DNA samples to the FBI lab on April 17th after her private lab struck out. Nancy still gone after over two months, no suspects or motives in sight, despite a $1 million dollar reward from her family and creepy doorbell. Footage of a masked gunman. The push to recall Nanos heats up as pressure mounts for real answers in this chilling case.