The Pima County Sheriff's Department gave an update on Friday in the missing person's case of Nancy Guthrie, nine months after the kidnapping that Fox News reported in its headline. The outlet's summary says the department stated that it is "continuing to work to advance the case."
According to Fox News, the update was a statement that the department is still working on the matter. The summary does not describe any new findings, developments, or steps taken in the investigation since the kidnapping, and it does not say what prompted the update.
The summary also does not name the official who spoke for the department, does not give the wording of the statement beyond the phrase quoted above, and does not say whether the update was made in a news release, a briefing, or another format. The Fox News headline and summary are the only details available for this report.
The reporting is limited to a single outlet. No second account of the update was among the material used for this story, so the department's wording and the claims in the Fox News summary could not be compared with another source. The full Fox News article was also not among the material used, so anything beyond the headline and summary is not reflected here.
Fox News frames the update as arriving nine months after the kidnapping, but the summary gives no date for the kidnapping itself and no account of its circumstances. Until the department or another outlet provides further detail, the only description of the update in this report is the Fox News summary of the department's statement that its work is continuing.
Sources: Fox News: Sheriff's department gives update on Nancy Guthrie case 9 months after kidnapping.