Deborah Elkins

In case you've been living under a rock: Nancy Guthrie is missing. Shes been missing for 11 days. Major broadcast networks (NBC, ABC, and CBS) interrupted regular programming and Olympic coverage to report developments... BUT THERE ARE NO DEVELOPMENTS. NBC ran a 10-minute special report telling us THEY DON'T KNOW ANYTHING. Cable news programs like CNN and Fox News have devoted ENTIRE SEGMENTS OR HOURS to updates on the case... BUT THERE ARE NO UPDATES. Conservative estimate per day of national + cable exposure during peak coverage: 2 to 4 total hours across all networks combined. If coverage has run roughly 10 days at these elevated levels, that would likely place aggregate televised discussion somewhere in the range of: 20 to 40+ TOTAL BROADCAST HOURS NATIONWIDE. And still: WE KNOW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. This is your daily necessary reminder that about 600,000 people are reported missing in the United States each year. That's roughly about 1,600 people reported missing per day in the U.S. And if THIS is the level of incompetence the FBI is working at for JUST ONE WOMAN... ...I feel truly sorry for the other 1,599 families getting zero attention, zero resources, zero special reports - because they don't know the right people.