NewsNation correspondent Brian Entin has remained in Tucson, Arizona, for much of the six months since Nancy Guthrie’s reported kidnapping, continuing to cover an investigation that has produced no publicly named suspect. The Hollywood Reporter portrays his sustained, on-the-ground reporting as a contrast to intermittent coverage and online speculation, reflecting the wider public interest in the unresolved case.

Entin, 41, previously gained national attention through coverage of the Gabby Petito case and the Idaho college murders, and says his approach is to stay at a scene after other journalists leave. He travelled to Arizona on the day the case was first reported with a cameraman and producer, initially expecting clearer footage from a Nest camera released nine days later to lead quickly to an arrest. The video reportedly showed the suspected abductor’s eyes, clothing, backpack and gait, but Entin says there have been few apparent leads since; he has also interviewed retired FBI profilers for context.