Human bones found less than five miles from Nancy Guthrie's home in Tucson on Thursday.

Had the community on edge, people were wondering, could it be her?

Turned out they are human bones, but of an archaeological nature prehistoric, what's going on in Tucson?

We're approaching a hundred days and karm joins us to break down the psychological impact of this long stretch of time as nancy guthrie remains missing

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Today is day 97 that Nancy Guthrie has been missing from her home in Tucson, arguably

the most high-profile missing

person's case, maybe in the history of the United States. Monday night will be day 100.

I've got an all Pima County former law enforcement lineup already lined up for you Monday

at 7 p.m.

And that will be a grim reminder unless some kind of miracle happens over the next three days

that we've gone 100 days.

Hopefully something breaks before then.

Of course, for those who have not been following the story closely, this all goes back to January 31st of this year,

2006. Nancy Guthrie takes an Uber over to her daughter, Annie Guthrie, and her husband,

Tomaso's house. She comes back home. She's dropped off, and that is literally the last time

that she has seen or heard from there is a

nest cameraman who has seen on a google around 147 in the morning you're looking at that gentleman

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