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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is speaking out about the Nancy Guthrie investigation.
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Saturday, August 1, marks six months since Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance.
Sheriff Nanos sat down with 13 News anchor Mary Coleman to talked about about how he believes progress is being made in the case.
“I believe we are. I think that based on what we’ve learned from the scene and all the evidence we’ve removed from there to include the DNA, the video analysis, all that work and all the tips. Yes, I think we continue to work further and further along. We’re not where we need to be or want to be, but progress is being made.”
The Sheriff also talked about the public frustration in the case
“We have gathered a lot of evidence in this case and I wish you knew it, I wish the community could know all of the evidence, but that’s just not how investigations work. Whether its this case or any case. We have an obligation, we have a duty and a responsibility, to protect that case and its integrity.”
You can watch more of Sheriff Nanos’ interview with Mary Coleman in the video player.
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The second half of the interview can be seen below.
In the interview, Sheriff Nanos reflected on the motivation of investigators working on the case, and said talk of the Guthrie case turning cold is simply not true.
“We are not giving up. We never will.
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