Sheriff's office reveals six months of police work on Nancy Guthrie missing case

As six months passed and still there was no suspect arrested yet in the much-discussed case of missing Nancy Guthrie, Sheriff Chris Nanos, under whose investigation the case is ongoing, spoke out.

In a statement released on social media, his Pima County Sheriff's Department said, "The Guthrie investigation remains active and ongoing."

With a joint task force comprising the sheriff's office and the FBI, the readout said, "A task force of investigators from the Pima County Sheriff's Department and the FBI remains committed to finding Nancy and providing answers to her family."

The investigators, the statement stated, have been combing through DNA and digital evidence for the past six months to fish out a clue.

"The analysis of DNA and digital evidence has been underway for the past six months. This work is complex and time-intensive, but investigators continue to pursue every credible lead."

Bringing in Nancy's daughter Savannah Guthrie's recent statement, the message read, "As Savannah Guthrie recently said, it is never too late to do the right thing."

"Anyone with information is urged to come forward and help bring this case to a resolution."

To sign off, the message drops a helpline and urges people to share tips if they have any.

"Those with credible information that may assist investigators should contact 1-800-CALL-FBI or 88-CRIME. Callers to 88-CRIME may remain anonymous."

Nancy has been missing since Feb 1 from her home near Tucson, Arizona.