in search Nancy GuthrieSavannah Guthrie’s missing mother, NewsNation’s Brian Entin, told Parade he’s received messages from several people claiming the Guthrie’s have asked Nancy’s friends to keep quiet for now. Entin said he believes one reason is fear of retaliation.
“We have heard from several people that the Guthrie family has asked Nancy’s close friends to keep things private for now,” Entin told the outlet. “You don’t see a lot of her close friends coming forward and talking about her, unlike other cases.”
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‘People here are still nervous about the whole thing’
Entin claims that fear is one of the reasons behind the silence, especially among Tucson locals. people are nervous because suspect Neither identified nor caught.
“I also think people here are still nervous about the whole thing,” Entin said. “For us who are reporting on this, we live in a different state, but people who live in Tucson, especially around here, this doesn’t happen and the fact that there’s no new information and they don’t know who did it, I think people are still nervous about the whole thing and that’s probably why you don’t see that many people talking about it.”
“It was interesting to see who wanted to talk and who didn’t want to talk…no one said anything,” he added.
Entin will host a new TV special, NewsNation presents: The Nancy Guthrie Mysteryis set to air on Wednesday, May 6 at 9pm ET on The CW. Last week, Parade spoke with Entin about the upcoming special.
“I think people [will find the special] interesting because [the profilers] “They came up with some fascinating theories based on the cases they’ve worked on in the past and the statistics,” Entin told Parade. “They are really focusing on patterns from other crimes and kidnappings to help narrow down the motive and who they believe this incident was against.” [suspect] may be. “
