FBI agents working on the Nancy Guthrie case may soon be sent back to their home divisions as the search for the 84-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie enters its fourth week without a suspect or significant breakthrough.
According to Newsweek, retired FBI supervisory special agent Steve Moore said the investigation has 'cooled off quite a bit' since it began on 1 February. Speaking on Brian Entin Investigates, Moore said agents on the case 'are being told that they may be going back to their divisions at least until more information comes up,' though he stressed the information was unconfirmed.
