Good afternoon, everyone, Bill Cannon from Police Off the Cuff.

You know, every day that I wake up, I always check out if there's any new developments in the Nancy Guthrie case.

And as we know, it's over three months, over 100 days.

And so far, there really hasn't been, although every single day someone puts out there,

breaking news, breaking news.

There's nothing breaking right now.

And the nature of investigation is that you have to keep working.

You have to keep your nose to the grindstone. Keep taking calls. Keep investigating

tips. Working on digital evidence, working on forensic evidence. And in this case, it seems like

the biggest hope they have is DNA, an investigative genetic genealogical DNA, which could take six months to a year to come back.

And the information that comes back doesn't necessarily mean that that's the person they're

looking for.

What's baffling to me and everyone that follows this case, anyone that's ever worked a homicide case,

anyone that's ever strapped the gun to their right or left side of their body,

and called themselves the po-po, police or detective or investigator,

what's baffling is that the person caught on that ring camera that we had early on in this investigation

is still not identified.

It is so baffling to me that that person has not been identified.

And it's not for a lack of trying, right? His picture has been out

everywhere, right? On the news, on flyers, local news, national news, international news.

It's been published. And yet, we don't know who that person is. And that

is the kidnapper. That is absolutely the kidnapper. And then we have all the theories,

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