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Finding Nancy: The Nancy Guthrie Investigation

Hidden Killers Podcast
Nancy Guthrie
FBI
Chris Nanos
Nancy Guthrie Case
Sheriff Chris Nanos
Tucson, United States
Tucson
Nancy Guthrie Investigation
Savannah Guthrie
DNA
Wrench Attack
Pima County Sheriff's Department
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
Defamation
Pima County
Bitcoin
Ransom Notes
Ransom
Delphi Case
Felony Murder

An 84-year-old woman vanishes from her Tucson home. No witnesses. No ransom call that makes sense. And a family waiting in the kind of silence that breaks people.

Nancy Guthrie—mother of Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie—disappeared on January 24, 2025, setting off a national investigation that has exposed deep dysfunction between federal and local law enforcement, raised more questions than ans... more

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Every new development in the Nancy Guthrie case seems to raise more questions than it answers, and this one might be the most infuriating yet. The man who sent the Guthrie family fake bitcoin ransom demands has been sentenced, and Tony Brueski breaks... more

The first forty-eight hours are the only hours that really belong to you. Everything after that is archaeology. In the Nancy Guthrie case, the two agencies responsible for those hours cannot agree on what happened during them.

FBI Director Kash Pate... more

Six months into the search for Nancy Guthrie, this episode goes deeper into the one piece of evidence that may matter more than everything else combined: a note her family received that investigators still won't rule out.

She was eighty-four, last s... more

Six months into the search for Nancy Guthrie, one case tied to her disappearance is finally over — and it's not about finding her. A California man pleaded guilty to sending the Guthrie family fake bitcoin ransom demands while agents were still activ... more

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Recent Guests

Jennifer Coffindaffer
Retired FBI Special Agent, expert guest cited for Bitcoin and notes analysis
FBI (former)
Episode: Nancy Guthrie — The Person Who Took Her Is Close
Robin Dreeke
Former chief of the FBI's Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program
Episode: Nancy Guthrie Deserves Better Than a Sheriff Who Won't Leave
Jen Coffindaffer
Retired FBI Special Agent, discussed on the show
Former FBI, Behavioral Analyst
Episode: Where Is Nancy Guthrie? A Sheriff's Credibility Crisis and the Questions That Demand Answers
Robin Dreeker
Retired FBI Special Agent, former Chief of the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program
FBI
Episode: Nancy Guthrie: The Night It Happened, the Questions Still Unanswered, and What Could Bring Her Home
Eric Faddis
Felony prosecutor and defense attorney
Episode: Sheriff Nanos's Staff Accuses Him of Letting Ego Derail Nancy Guthrie Search
Shavaun Scott
Psychotherapist and author
Episode: Nancy Guthrie: The Case May Already Be Compromised — This Week's Legal and Psychological Breakdown
Bob Motta
Defense attorney
Defense Diaries
Episode: Nancy Guthrie Case: Defense Attorney Exposes the Investigation Mistakes That Will Haunt This Trial

Hosts

Tony Brueski
Host and commentator known for analytical crime discussion and investigative critique.
Robin Dreeke
Co-host; former FBI official and leader of behavioral analysis programs.

Reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Possibly the worst ever true crime podcast.

    Zero context. Frantic voices. 100% speculation. I’d rather listen to my elderly mother speculate on what happened. Please stop and appologize for wasting everyone’s time

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    DocYoc
    United States2 months ago
  • Informative

    Good podcast and informative. I was searching for the latest on the case and heard some new info.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marie Smith 100
    United States4 months ago

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Nancy Guthrie: A Blockchain Firm Says This Was a Crypto Hit
Q: Is a loner perpetrator more plausible in this scenario, and how would that impact leakage and evidence gathering?
They discuss the possibility of a single executor or a lone mope driving the operation, which could reduce internal leaks but makes tracing the chain of command harder and complicates proving a direct link to the perpetrator(s).
Nancy Guthrie: A Blockchain Firm Says This Was a Crypto Hit
Q: Do you think this changes how the FBI or local authorities are approaching the Nancy Guthrie case, given the crypto angle?
The panel agrees that while it broadens the investigative toolbox, it also creates a challenge in directly tying the crypto activity to Nancy Guthrie and identifying the suspects, which could alter resource allocation and investigative priorities but doesn't guarantee new breakthroughs.
Nancy Guthrie: A Blockchain Firm Says This Was a Crypto Hit
Q: Jen, how did CertiK come to be associated with Nancy Guthrie's case, and what is the logic behind listing it as a wrench attack?
The experts explain that CertiK provides blockchain information that most investigators don't have, and the fact they linked it to wrench-style activity suggests they see a blockchain trail that could indicate who's behind the ransom demand, even if law enforcement hasn't publicly connected the case to crypto yet.
Nancy Guthrie: A Confession On Paper And Still No Arrest
Q: How important is the integrity of the crime scene and chain of custody in a case like this?
Crucial. The defense can exploit any irregularities in how evidence was collected or transferred between labs to challenge admissibility and impact the prosecution's ability to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Nancy Guthrie: A Confession On Paper And Still No Arrest
Q: As a prosecutor, where do you begin building a homicide case without a body at the scene?
The discussion suggests that while there is no absolute legal requirement for a body, prosecutors must rely on circumstantial evidence, credible testimony, and strong legal theories like transferred intent or felony murder, all while ensuring the body, if found, is connected to the defendant beyond reasonable doubt.

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A daily-leaning true crime analysis show that dissects a high-profile missing-person case with a strong emphasis on investigative process, interagency dynamics, and accountability. The host-led format features expert guests—often former law enforcement, behavioral analysts, and legal professionals—who break down evidence, evaluate public statements, and critique investigative steps. Across episodes, listeners get rigorous, source-backed takes on jurisdictional tensions, media influence, and the path toward answers, not sensationalism. The show stands out for its forensic-style scrutiny, concrete investigative recommendations, and willingness to challenge official narratives. Potential listeners who want clear, expert perspectives on complex... more

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