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Nanos’ work history and past conduct has also come under scrutiny amid criticism of the handling of the Guthrie case, and earlier this week, he survived a bid to oust him from office. The disputes have raised concerns that they could distract from efforts to solve the case.

“She doesn’t need to talk to me,” he said at the time. Today, the structure of the investigation reflects a multi‑agency effort in which the sheriff’s office remains the lead local authority, but the FBI handles much of the investigative heavy lifting, including forensic analysis, digital evidence recovery and family communication. Detectives within the sheriff’s department continue to work alongside federal agents, reviewing surveillance footage, processing tips and coordinating with the family when necessary.

Khloé Kardashian Questions Why Case Isn’t Solved Reality television star Khloé Kardashian has questioned why the Guthrie case has not been solved.

"Nancy Guthrie. I mean, is that not heartbreaking?" she said in a conversation with Ashley Flowers, the host of true crime podcast Crime Junkie, on an episode of her podcast, Khloé in Wonder Land, released on Wednesday.

"I don’t know if I know enough about this case, but like all the things I was reading about the brother-in-law and that kind of stuff, I'm like, oof," Kardashian said. "The ransom notes going to all the media outlets first. How weird was that?"

February 12–17: The FBI increased the reward to $100,000 and released a physical description of a suspect, including a backpack seen in the footage. Black gloves found near the home were analyzed and initially thought to be linked to the suspect. A second residence was searched on February 13, though no arrest was made.

February 16 Nanos released a statement on February 16 saying the Guthrie family, including all siblings and spouses, had been cleared as possible suspects in this case.

The reporter than asked, "It's 100 days now almost, sir. Are you guys any closer to solving?"