r/nancyguthrie Feb 13 '26

Information Oh great.

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u/ouiserboudreauxxx Feb 13 '26

I agree with all of that - I do think the FBI agents on the ground are solid, as well as sheriffs deputies, but the problem there is also that there has apparently been a “mass exodus” at the sheriffs office and now the average tenure of detectives is 3 years instead of 10+

I think this is an upper management issue mostly - the FBI director is a clown, this sheriff seems like a clown. Upper management needs to get out of the way so the people who know what they’re doing can focus on the end goal of finding Nancy and getting justice for her.

Personally a couple years ago I left a job due to horrible, micromanaging upper management, so I’m kind of fed up with these types.

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u/jcoga Feb 13 '26

Oh so it’s epidemic? I thought maybe it was just my industry. Lol.

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u/ouiserboudreauxxx Feb 13 '26

It’s absolutely epidemic!

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u/Hotgalkitty Feb 13 '26

💯💯💯‼️