Nancy Guthrie, 84, (mother of TODAY Show host Savannah Guthrie) missing - last seen in the Catalina foothills area on Jan 31, 2026

[Friday Fan]

(I'm sorry if this already has been posted)

Look at this neighbour ring video, the man fits the description very well!

He walks the same, bends over the same and has the eyes and facial hair exactly like in the Nancy cctv vid!! - IMO

https://twitter.com/x/status/2022166579614826908

I think "Nerdy Addict" looks like the guy on the porch..LOL


I don't know who ski-mask guy looks like because I can't see his face! The mask looks tight and it's distorting his features. But grubby porch guy looks taller than the guy at NG's house.

 

[birdbox]

I haven't fully thought this through, but is there a possibility that these are two separate incidents? Could guy on camera be an opportunist criminal? Did NG wake, see what had happened or heard something and gone to check, hence no signs of forced entry. Then as she opened the door, she may have walked away from the door and someone was waiting?
Highly unlikely I know, but trying to think of any possible alternative scenarios

You never know. Let's say power was cut or wifi disabled. Maybe something made an alert sound and she went tonsee what was going on. I mean who knows.

 

[GussiedCanoodler]

I didn't see the topic but speculating that nobody can really fathom a person walking right up to a front door of what's been stated to be a "million dollar home" without the assumption that cameras could be everywhere. The basic commonality of thr Ring camera and other basic home security being around now for decades. I guess someone just posed the idea maybe thisnguy is nuts, you know? Maybe its not a planned intentional crime, but just some rando lunatic. So, maybe thats the idea. Thsts youd have to be schitzo to walk up like that to a front door these days. Its a solid assumption in my opinion.

As someone who works in healthcare and is very familiar with active psychosis, the perp does not seem to display signs associated with that. MOO of course and everyone is welcome to their interpretation!

As for schizophrenia specifically, people with mental illnesses are actually more likely to be the victims of crimes rather than the perpetrators. I just don’t want to vilify an already stigmatized group when there don’t seem to be obvious signs pointing to that.

ETA: my thesis in undergrad was actually about how the media uses terms that make “mental illness” and “crazy” interchangeable and how that is harmful for furthering the stigmas with mental illness, so this topic specifically is a bit of a passion of mine hence my responses!

 

[shonyakay]

Not to mention... it's worth reminding anyone who points to SIL...

He would be well aware of the Nest cam at the door

I think (those who are claiming that it was SIL) are saying that he was disguised because he knew the cameras were there.

 

[Deleted member 375152]

View attachment 644471I think it’s SIL. The outline around the eyes on the mask is covering the top portion of the eyebrows. But you can see that the brows are nearly a unibrow. You can also see the shape of the head is very similar. The eyes are spaced apart the same. And the gray beard hairs are sticking out of the mask, indicating this is a long, full beard. You can also see the wrinkles under the eye indicating this is not a young man.

Can I ask where did you get this image from? I have tried looking at the original footage and cannot seem to see this detail.

 

[birdbox]

Makes me furious that ANYONE (whether FBI, or PCSO, or former PCSO, or media capitalizing on conflict) is introducing this crap right now with an 84 year old woman’s life potentially on the line and her family in some kind of horrible suspense waiting for some answers and accountability.

Incredibly selfish and flawed perspective.

Per article this am on foxnews.com
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is rejecting allegations that he is withholding evidence from the FBI in the Nancy Guthrie Case.

Nanos told KVOA that the allegations are “not even close to the truth.”

A federal law enforcement source previously told Fox News Digital that Nanos was restricting the FBI from obtaining key evidence in the 84-year-old's disappearance. The evidence requested by the FBI includes a glove and DNA found inside Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson, Arizona, home, according to information first reported by Reuters.

Federal officials have asked Nanos for the items so they could be processed at the FBI's national crime laboratory in Quantico, Virginia. However, Nanos has insisted on sending the evidence for testing at a private lab in Florida, according to the source.

Nanos told KVOA that the private lab in Florida has been working with the sheriff’s department for years and is analyzing DNA profiles from the crime scene. He added that there were discussions with the FBI on Thursday morning about possibly sending gloves to the FBI’s lab, the station said.

"Actually the FBI just wanted to send the one or two they found by the crime scene, closest to it – mile, mile and a half . . . I said 'No, why do that? Let’s just send them all to where all the DNA exist, all the profiles and the markers exist.' They agreed, makes sense,” Nanos told KVOA.

 

[maskedwoman]

OK does anyone else think it's not a "black" backpack ? the shoulder straps are two toned..right?
black backpacks have black shoulder straps.. I know FBI says black or news said that...so not sure now..

Infared does weird things with color. Dark hair looks light, eye color looks different. It's weird. I think it would take someone very used to that to make an educated guess as to what the colors actually are.

 

[birdbox]

As someone who works in healthcare and is very familiar with active psychosis, the perp does not seem to display signs associated with that. MOO of course and everyone is welcome to their interpretation!

As for schizophrenia specifically, people with mental illnesses are actually more likely to be the victims of crimes rather than the perpetrators. I just don’t want to vilify an already stigmatized group when there don’t seem to be obvious signs pointing to that.

Yeah i get where you are coming from and as someone who lives in a city with a very active homeless population near my home incan say most all of them suffer from mental illness. And it makes perfect sense for them to hpp my fence either my cameras pointed at the fence with the spotlight on them to steal stuff from my shed. They sleep behind my fence. Sherrif says nothing they can do, the fence backs up to a public alley,. I think at any moment I could be a victim of a violent crime. I stand by my only a lunatic would hop a fence with a visible camera and spotlight on them them. Sorry, just my experience and you have your as a professional. Im living my experience. Not trying to put down people with mental health issues.

 

[maskedwoman]

Does anyone know if it's common for these cameras to not record? I assumed they'd at least keep a small amount of recording, but I really have no idea. Surprising to me that so many of these don't record at all. JMO.

I wonder what kind of traffic camera they are talking about, and why any jurisdiction would not want them to record. The interstate camera here don't record, but we have intersection camera that take pictures and send you tickets for infractions. Even if you don't use video for traffic enforcement, wouldn't citizens want them to record evidence of a hit and run, or the cause of a horrible accident, or a different crime?

 

[GussiedCanoodler]

Yeah i get where you are coming from and as someone who lives in a city with a very active homeless population near my home incan say most all of them suffer from mental illness. And it makes perfect sense for them to hpp my fence either my cameras pointed at the fence with the spotlight on them to steal stuff from my shed. They sleep behind my fence. Sherrif says nothing they can do, the fence backs up to a public alley,. I think at any moment I could be a victim of a violent crime. I stand by my only a lunatic would hop a fence with a visible camera and spotlight on them them. Sorry, just my experience and you have your as a professional. Im living my experience. Not trying to put down people with mental health issues.

I definitely can appreciate how that is difficult and I’m sorry you are experiencing that! That sounds very stressful. My comment is mostly to say that, yes; I would agree that someone who robs someone else/abducts another person is acting in a ‘crazy (in the sense that a rationale person would not consider doing this)’ manner, just not necessarily someone who has schizophrenia or a mental illness

Edited post for clarity because I typed too fast and accidentally contradicted myself. Sorry!!

 

[Strangeworld]

IMO TC is much taller than this person

I'm going to correct myself here!

I had always seen SIL as quite tall, like 6 foot or taller, but since reviewing that family photo (which we can't show here as it contains children) I can see that he is actually similar height to Savannah, and I believe she's around 5 foot 9 from what I have found online

 

[maskedwoman]

Wouldn't it be better from a research perspective to use actual night time to replicate night time?

Yes, but in the case of an abduction, you don't want to wait 10 hours for actual night time.

 

[Scooby-Doo]

You would think the law enforcement/ FBI would be searching for a phone ping from the kidnapper

If the phone is turned off, law enforcement can access the last known location, which is the last cell tower the phone connected to before being powered down.

There are numerous cell towers and small cell poles in Tucson, Arizona, operated by major providers like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile.

The City of Tucson maps small cell pole locations for both 4G and 5G upgrades, and T-Mobile specifically offers 5G home internet in the area.

I think this kidnapper had someone else waiting in a vehicle in the street.

He seems to be looking around when he pulls the bush out,

and might have had a phone on him to communicate with someone else to help get Nancy into the vehicle, most likely covered up with a blanket.

Showing the outside onto the road from the video, when it's done more clearly, could show something interesting as well

 

[Cassie P]

Yes, but in the case of an abduction, you don't want to wait 10 hours for actual night time.

You probably don't want to wait 12 days after the abduction either.

 

[shonyakay]

Why would a family member need a gun to take Nancy?
Or need one to stage a scene?

 

[Strangeworld]

I didn't see the topic but speculating that nobody can really fathom a person walking right up to a front door of what's been stated to be a "million dollar home" without the assumption that cameras could be everywhere. The basic commonality of thr Ring camera and other basic home security being around now for decades. I guess someone just posed the idea maybe thisnguy is nuts, you know? Maybe its not a planned intentional crime, but just some rando lunatic. So, maybe thats the idea. Thsts youd have to be schitzo to walk up like that to a front door these days. Its a solid assumption in my opinion.

As someone who works in healthcare and is very familiar with active psychosis, the perp does not seem to display signs associated with that. MOO of course and everyone is welcome to their interpretation!

As for schizophrenia specifically, people with mental illnesses are actually more likely to be the victims of crimes rather than the perpetrators. I just don’t want to vilify an already stigmatized group when there don’t seem to be obvious signs pointing to that.

ETA: my thesis in undergrad was actually about how the media uses terms that make “mental illness” and “crazy” interchangeable and how that is harmful for furthering the stigmas with mental illness, so this topic specifically is a bit of a passion of mine hence my responses!

I definitely can appreciate how that is difficult and I’m sorry you are experiencing that! That sounds very stressful. My comment is mostly to say that, yes; I would agree that someone who robs someone else/abducts another person is definitely crazy or a lunatic, just not necessarily someone who has schizophrenia

I'm not sure if you are repeating what other people said, but 'nuts', 'rando lunatic', 'schitzo', and 'crazy' are really offensive to people with mental illness (and should be offensive to those without mental illness). These terms have no place in any conversation about someone's behaviour. I won't say anymore

 

[SMK777]

New here so still understanding the rules. Why deleted?

It's just a way to say, "Deleted by me" in case you double post, or realize someone just posted the link you were about to post, etc.

 

[scandiamerican]

Interesting is that a far-back ear? I said in the ski mask photo that the person's ear was far back on the head.

The person in that video has a large dark neck tattoo. I think that is making the back of the head look odd here.

 

[maskedwoman]

Is this investigation turning into a p!ssing contest???

I suspect that everything is a pissing contest for Nanos. Unfortunately, that kind of contest doesn't always require more than one contestant. Sigh.

 

[SMK777]

Houston crime-sketch artist releases portrait of masked suspect in Nancy Guthrie case

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/trending/article/nancy-guthrie-lois-gibson-sketch-21349269.php