The Shadow of Failure Looms Large in Nancy Guthrie's Disappearance Case The six month anniversary of Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping has passed with no signs of her return or any arrests made.
A report from The Wall Street Journal highlights potential mistakes by the Pima County Sheriff's Department that may have hindered their investigation. One disturbing revelation is that Sgt.
David Stivers, who was reprimanded two months before Nancy's disappearance for poor judgment in handling a previous homicide case, was appointed head of homicide and failed to seal off the crime scene at Nancy's house on the day she went missing.