A local official said Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, whose department is leading the investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, has “perpetrated a fraud” by lying about his past employment.
“We should not know the name Nanos. He has perpetrated a fraud for four decades upon my community, and it is, frankly, it’s shameful and insulting to the 1,500 men and women of that amazing law enforcement agency that he heads currently everyday he walks in the door,” Pima County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Dr. Matt Heinz told NewsNation.
Heinz said Nanos “made really bad decisions and then lied about his past.” The Pima County Board of Supervisors previously requested Nanos answer questions about his employment history, and the sheriff sent the board a response on Tuesday.
“I’ve reviewed his responses with my team, with some other lawyers as well, and I’m certainly not satisfied with…
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