Did Nancy Guthrie’s Sheriff Get the Only Conviction Wrong?!

Six months of investigation into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance and the sheriff can't accurately describe the only conviction connected to the case. Jennifer Coffindaffer, retired FBI with twenty-eight years in the bureau, walks through the disconnect between what Sheriff Nanos stated publicly about Derrick Callella's sentence and what the plea agreement actually says. The conversation covers the zero-contact relationship between the FBI director and the county sheriff, Savannah Guthrie's new public plea and the shift in her language, and a home invasion thirty miles from Nancy's house that matches the profile of the porch intruder — which Nanos says has no connection. Six months, a million-dollar reward, and the only person convicted got probation for sending texts.

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