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

[thefragile7393]

some of these questions are stupid MOO

it seems like over the decades there aren't many who ask hard questions anymore

 

[Zeta74]

My FIL is 85 and super tech savvy and with it. He would NEVER let us drive him around and he Ubers all the time. He’s very proud and a bit feisty. I don’t think you can judge any child’s relationship with their elderly relatives - NG isn’t AG’s child.

 

[bestill]

I'm not sure she drives now, based on the fact that she took an Uber to her daughter’s house, which is only 10 minutes away.

She may not drive at night and knew she was coming home after dark. My mom doesn't like to drive at night either at this stage of her life.

 

[arielilane]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2019476192559047121

 

[Alkali13]

Could a reporter ask the FBI if any polygraphs have been administered, please.

Also could someone ask what prompted someone from her church to contact a family member, i.e., did family ask someone to check to see if she was in attendance.

Inadmissible in court and too easy to maniplate.

 

[moonbeams]

5:32pm- Nancy goes to dinner (takes an Uber, driver has been identified and interviewed)
9:48pm- Garage door opens indicating drop off
9:50pm- Garage door closes
1:47AM- Doorbell cam goes offline
2:12AM Person Detected, no video because no subscription
2:28AM Pacemaker disconnects
11:56AM Family checks on her
12:03PM 911 Call

Perp was there at least 50 minutes...

Family called 911 almost right away after arriving

1:47 to 2:28 is 31 minutes

editing: 41 min... bad math!

 

[thefragile7393]

That makes sense, especially if her garage door faces the street like the front door does. It might be easier to navigate while using her cane (or walker if she uses one). Again, I've missed a lot because this thread has gotten huge quickly.
Just struck me as strange that she entered through her garage, but the abductor(s) brought her out the front door (as evidenced by the blood found). Her home isn't exactly close to neighbors where they would hear the garage door go up/down, is it?
I'm probably overthinking it.
IMO.

are you though? you may not be. And yes I miss the days of breaking up threads into 50 posts or 80 or whatever because it is too hard to find information anymore

 

[SlimPickens]

"any action taken regarding a ransom is ultimately up to the family"

This is vague. Could mean "if the family sends payment, that is up to them" or "the video released last night was a production by the family and their handlers".

JMO.

 

[Bridger]

I am confused by the timeline. The doorbell camera went offline at 1:47, yet a person was detected at 2:12? This is either an error or refers to two different cameras.

 

[Navillus923]

Won't discuss how the person got into the house.

And I agree I do not think they should. That is something only That is something only the kidnappers would know and could be used in negotiations for proof who they are.

 

[Ur728]

The family is cooperating

 

[CHEL]

have you eliminated the son in law? we are actively looking into everyone. it would be irresponsible not to. everyone is still a suspect. uber driver, gardener, etc.

 

[Synergizer Bunny]

bizarre, because you should not say "person" if you don't know. You should say "movement."

True. Our cameras pick up animals, even a rat was picked up once by our Ring doorbell.

JMO.

 

[UsernameRequired]

The only DNA evidence they have got back was on the porch.

 

[Magic8Ball]

"We're actively looking at everyone we come across in this case." ~ Sheriff after reporter asked about SIL and whether he'd been cleared

 

[whitelilac]

SIL...we are actively looking into EVERYBODY...everybody is a suspect Re: SIL

 

[Megnut]

Encouraging reporters to be careful on labeling people suspects

That telegraphed loud and clear.

"Naming someone can harm the investigation... or the individual."

 

[Gemmie]

That makes sense, especially if her garage door faces the street like the front door does. It might be easier to navigate while using her cane (or walker if she uses one). Again, I've missed a lot because this thread has gotten huge quickly.
Just struck me as strange that she entered through her garage, but the abductor(s) brought her out the front door (as evidenced by the blood found). Her home isn't exactly close to neighbors where they would hear the garage door go up/down, is it?
I'm probably overthinking it.
IMO.

I'm not sure why the path an abductor took has to be the same one NG would normally take? She's not going to say "I prefer to go in and out through the garage". I think it's as simple as... She entered that way when she was alone that evening, and he ushered her out through the front door. Plus, he can easily close a front door behind him. Closing a garage door usually takes a remote.

One way was easier for her, the other way was easier for the abductor. JMO on all that.

 

[MesquiteO21]

More from the FBI agent, less from the sheriff please

This is what the sheriff said about that (I was typing while he was talking)
"2:12am software detects person on camera but no video available. no subscription"

i heard a reporter ask if it could've been an animal and he said it could've been

moo

 

[Alkali13]

The fact that he keeps saying DNA evidence in the house and not blood makes me feel ick.