It is day 60, hard to believe.

No signs of an assault inside Nancy Guthrie's home, but there was blood on the outside.

A masked suspect on camera.

Doors propped open.

Still, no arrests.

Now, famous true crime journalist Nancy Grace, who is a best guest on this show,

is sounding the alarm saying, the fish stinks at the head talking about Sheriff Chris Nanos.

And as the investigation spirals into more and more confusion, Savannah Guthrie herself is left asking a really difficult question.

No daughter should ever have to ask.

And that is, is this somehow all my fault?

Welcome to the global phenomenon, surviving the survivor,

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Here's your host, Emmy Award-winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, SDS Nation, and welcome to the global phenomenon.

That is, Surviving the Survivor, bringing you the very best guests in all of true crime.

Hard to believe.

Day 60 in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

I don't think any of the people on this panel, including myself, thought that we would still be talking about this 60 days in.

But here we are.

Instead of answers, a lot of contradictions, a lot of different theories about what happened, a lot of criticism aimed, especially at Chair of Chris Nanos.

And we have a case that appears to be getting more confusing rather than less confusing, but here to help sort it out.

We've got from Pima County, the home of Tucson, Arizona, retired Pima County, SWAT

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