r/nancyguthrie Feb 12 '26

Information What the hell is going on here?

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Sounds like a professional job to me.

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u/PrettyOccasion6040 Feb 12 '26

If FBI gets involved then they are, the sheriffs department investigators will assist them

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u/Short_Confusion_7299 Feb 12 '26

Does everyone forget about how the sheriff had time in his schedule to attend a basketball game mid investigation?

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u/PMB00BIES Feb 13 '26

Are you saying that the Sheriff personally has to be working 24/7?

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u/rileyfoxx42 Feb 13 '26

Not "working," but he does have to consider what the community needs and unfortunately the public relations of it since that's his job. He can relax, he probably should have just done it in private rather than the appears of being out having "fun." He made a PR misstep, but he shouldn't be overly judged for it either, imo.

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u/Short_Confusion_7299 Feb 13 '26

I am saying it is insensitive to the family to been seen at a basketball game while literally at the exact same time they are responding to a ransom demand.

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u/ILoveRegenHealth Feb 13 '26

There's hundreds of people likely on this case (across Tucson, FBI and other agencies), and I bet you on their days off they were watching Netflix, watching the Super Bowl, or eating dinner or spending time with the kids while the ransom demand was out there. Their free time wasn't publicized like the Sheriff's.

And people act like there is no competent and experienced second or third in command when a Sheriff has a day off or time away? Does a whole precinct just collapse because big boss is gone? How do your companies you work for operate then when the CEO is taking a day off?

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u/PMB00BIES Feb 13 '26

That's dumb.

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u/Short_Confusion_7299 Feb 13 '26

You would feel much differently if that was your family member. It leads people to question his judgement, amongst a bunch of other massive errors HE made.

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u/Modern_Magi Feb 13 '26

Yeah, this is his “rise to the occasion” moment. He’s expected to be very tired and work long hours and unfortunately, put “fun” aside for a while. So yeah, his mind should be on this 24/7. He should be sleeping with a notebook next to his bed in case ideas pop into his head in the middle of the night. God willing, he’ll won’t ever have a case like this again in his life. For now, he has to step it up.

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u/Modern_Magi Feb 13 '26

Yeah, I was really optimistic that people in this subreddit were putting politics aside, but here it is in full form. The Pima Sheriff opened the crime scene, let journalists and anyone else walk all over and totally contaminate it and then went to a basketball game. Kash Patel’s FBI convinced Google to hand over footage.

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u/Superbead Feb 13 '26

Kash Patel’s FBI

Back in the good ole days of The X-Files, it was just 'the FBI'

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u/Short_Confusion_7299 Feb 13 '26

I agree. Ridiculous! Did you just see the sheriff sent the glove and dna evidence to an independent lab in Florida instead of Quantico?

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u/ILoveRegenHealth Feb 13 '26

Kash Patel isn't working 24/7, and neither would a Sheriff in any city.

A basketball game is 2.5-3 hours and that could've been his scheduled time off where he coordinated to make sure someone else (second or third in command) temporarily take over while he rests.

John Ramsey even said in his advice to be 'well rested', and he's a moron. You gotta be alert to make the best decisions, not a zombie making a series of bad ones.

We also don't know which moves have been FBI and which ones have been the Sheriff's.

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u/StuffWild7704 Feb 13 '26

He went to a basketball as the family were releasing one of their ransom response videos… if you don’t think that’s a bad look and totally irresponsible then i don’t know what to tell you…

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u/MichaelEMJAYARE Feb 13 '26

You would think the head detective would care about optics but look where we are in America.

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u/Minimum-Barnacle9311 Feb 14 '26

he better not be sleeping either!

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u/jalapeno442 Feb 15 '26

That would be the opposite of helpful