Nancy Guthrie: The Note That Might Be a Confession

Start here, five months, 50,000 tips, more than a million dollars in reward money.

The FBI hasn't publicly named a single person of interest yet.

A lot of people, Bob, are speculating what's taking so long here.

But let's take a look at it from an angle of prosecuting a case like this.

You really got to make sure those T's are crossed and those I's are dotted and not inversely the other way.

Do you think that maybe they have some leads back somewhere and they're making sure that it's going to stand up really good if you're going to get the person arrested and put them in a cell? Or are they just hitting a dead end? From your experience in the legal world, what's your thoughts? Well,

potentially, yes.

I think they probably have some leads whether or not they're, they're strong enough to bring a case.

Cause at this point it's a no body case,

you

know, but look, we've seen the trend in the last couple of decades, no body cases, you know, it used to be the old thing, no body, no crime.

That's not the case anymore.

They they've been trying no body cases and been trying them successfully.

So I don't think that that's, the final impediment.

I think it's impediment if they have somebody who maybe checks a few boxes, but we don't want somebody who's checking a few boxes.

We want the fucking actual person that did

it.

You know what I mean? I guess that there's my defense attorney coming out.

Like we, we want to catch the actual perp or perpetrators of this.

We don't want somebody that's just somebody that they might be able to cram a, you know, a, square peg into a round hole with because that's not justice for the Guthrie family.

It's certainly not justice for Nancy.

So I think we can all assume, sadly, at this point that she's no longer with us.

So I don't know, man.

I tend to think that they probably don't have a real strong lead.

You know, I mean, it's interesting because there's there's so many boxes you want to check here and it's going to be up to the prosecutor in the D.A. in the case of, OK, this is enough if they have somebody on their radar before they go and make an arrest or anything like that.