Sheriff's Credibility Questioned in Missing Person Case

0:00It's March 30th. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Cory with the story. Nancy Guthrie vanished from her home on February 1st, and Pima County Sheriff Chris Nannos has been running the investigation ever since. But now, he's catching serious flag from his predecessor, Richard Carmona, who claims Nannos corrupted the crime scene and should step aside. Nannos arose through the ranks in Pima County Law Enforcement decades ago before becoming surgeon general under President George W. Bush. He knows the pressures of the job, yet he's got zero sympathy, calling it a fundamental screw-up that could wreck the whole case. Folks are buzzing about how this arose public trust in the Sheriff's office. Carmona stressed, you can't lead without credibility, and defense lawyers might now shred any evidence from that scene in court. Recently released footage shows a pizza delivery van rolling right across the front lawn while investigators were still working. That's the smoking gun Carmona points to, saying, once a scene's tainted like that, it's

1:03game over. Thousands of leads have poured in, but no arrests yet, leaving everyone wondering if new leadership could turn this around. Stay tuned as this unfolds.