This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske. Here now, Tony Bruske.

We've kind of become accustomed to chaos in the Nancy Guthrie case, haven't we?

Something that, obviously, it's a missing person, so it's going to be complex.

But it's really need to be this complex. Does it really need to have this much

chaos surrounding every turn of this case? Well, patterns are an interesting thing. People tend to operate in patterns of behavior.

So when we're hearing reports, obviously we've been hearing reports for quite a while,

we were reporting about six, seven days ago, about Sheriff Nanos track record, about his pattern of behavior.

It seems just now the rest of the media is starting to catch up. Why? Because it's hitting them flat in the face. Because there's reports now

that the FBI and the Sheriff's Department are at a bit of odds. And then, of course, there's reports

that are coming back from the sheriff's department

completely denying it. It's a lovely relationship. Everybody gets along. They go and have Figg-Newtons

on the backstep of the sheriff's department, and they have milk and cookies, and they sing songs

and do kumbaya, and it's wonderful, and everything and everything's great okay that part i'm making up

but they have come back and swung at the reporting that has now been published from many outlets

about said um hiccups to put it lightly so we're going to go through all of that we're going to go

through the history a little bit more in case you're unaware of the track record, the pattern of behavior that has led us here.

So you can judge for yourself.

Both sides are saying what they're saying.

The reality, the truth that lies somewhere in the middle.

I'll let you make your judgment call once you've heard the full scope of everything.

The full story, the track record, the years, the decades of leadership surrounded in chaos.

We're getting to all that.

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