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

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Hiya Dinks!

I think its plausible, if he was delivering parcels in Nancy's area it could explain if his phone registered in the vicinity of her home
I don't suspect CP at all, but I have had experience with GLS, they are a really large freight delivery company (think mattress, furniture, etc. The kind that sets up appointments and then delivers bulky items to curbs from large trucks, to the door or in home- white glove delivery. I would guess his tracking circled the area near her home, prior to the crime. Even possible he delivered to her inside or outside her home. I don't know about delivering smaller boxes, maybe (like oversized boxes that could still fit in a van). We def don't seem to know much about the warrant, but they sure did move on from him quickly.
 
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I am leaning towards 'whoever' didn't actually go in the front door. I think they might have tried, and then moved to the back door to gain access to the home.
I think they broke in the back door and removed her through the front door because of her mobility problems.
 
  • #22,663
People throw evidence out of their vehicles all the time. If the perpetrator is leaving the scene they may no longer feel the need to wear the glove and want to get rid of evidence so out the window it goes. Generally speaking people throw trash out the windows of vehicles without ever giving it a second thought, imo this is no different. Likely nothing in this case but you never know.
Perhaps the suspect was under the false belief that there was no closeup footage of his outfit, and thus LE would have no basis to examine random gloves. I hope so, anyway.
 
  • #22,664
I could be wrong, memory only, I think they said he had a white van, and at one point the neighbor mentioned a white van. The guy was a private contractor delivering for UPS.

I think he did deliver a package, not sure if to NGs or the neighbor.

He was not involved, someone thought he looked like the images, but he is not the perp.

JMO
He said in a video he works for GLS.
 
  • #22,665
And wasn't the back door open when family got there? I need to look that up --- but I am pretty sure I saw that. With the blood on the front porch, I assume they for sure went out that the front.
.. and then there could have been two ppl there - one in the front and then one in the back then left thru the front w/her. I hate guessing but I do that sometimes when Im so confused.
 
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IMO-no. This makes the least sense along with cartels. iMO there is no logical reason an Iranian sleeper cell (especially with the turmoil going on in Iran right now) is going to target a random American celebrity’s mom with zero ties to to the Middle East. IMO I don’t see how that is logical
Zero basis in reality. Due to proximity, you can't fully ignore the potential of cartels (but again, why?!), but beyond that this isn't nation state level stuff. And you're correct: absolutely not now with all that is going on. As of last week, the mullahs wanted to return to JCPOA (Iran nuke deal) where it left off in 2017, you don't kidnap a morning show host's mom if you're trying to diplo your way out of getting turned into glass. Especially with the amount of hardware sitting on your borders. Historically speaking, Iran sucked at direct action in the US and most op were attempts to silence critics/dissidents/etc.

Deranged fan/stalker for SG, idiot trying to make money, harebrained crime of opportunity gone awry... all far more likely.
 
  • #22,667
The answer to your question here is the key to this whole thing, imo. Why WOULD someone want to take her? Money/extortion of family members, sadistic cruelty, or...possibly, this person believes NG herself has something that they want, which could be some kind of delusion. This year's film Bugonia comes to mind. Two cousins kidnapped a biotech CEO because they believed she was an alien intent on destroying humanity. We can't logic our way to that kind of answer because it's not logical.

Also, because the McIsaac case was brought up earlier: he used an imitation gun to take a family of four hostage. That could be the case here.
Assuming either of these scenarios work or one like them, what is the abductor going to do with her?
 
  • #22,668
If, as many have speculated, the person on camera was wearing multiple gloves, unsure how helpful this glove will be. Any thoughts? Also seems odd to dispose of it so relatively close to the scene. Wonder how they knew to look at roadsides. Is that typical?
If it was an outer glove it could have both his and NG's DNA. He had a bite light in his mouth so when he removed it he would transfer saliva to the glove.
 
  • #22,669
Another odd thing to me about this is LE doesn't seem to be actually LOOKING for NG (alive or unalive). Like sweeps of homes, fields, etc.
It looks more like they're looking for items, camera footage, information.
That feels off to me. Unless such searches are happening where no media would have knowledge.
But, seems like actually finding NG would be the priority.
 
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Carlos, the man detained in Rio Rico interviewed. As far as reason for being detained, he said all he knows his is eyes might have resembled the person in the video and he delivers packages in the Tucson area.

@UsernameRequired ; thanks for the video link !

Keep thinking LE had more to go on than just his mother in law thinking his eyes looked like the person in the security footage ?

Sounds like he's in the clear and maybe his MIL needs to apologize to him and not so much LE who were following up & only doing their job ?
Jmo.
 
  • #22,671
I don't suspect CP at all, but I have had experience with GLS, they are a really large freight delivery company (think mattress, furniture, etc. The kind that sets up appointments and then delivers bulky items to curbs from large trucks, to the door or in home- white glove delivery. I would guess his tracking circled the area near her home, prior to the crime. Even possible he delivered to her inside or outside her home. I don't know about delivering smaller boxes, maybe (like oversized boxes that could still fit in a van). We def don't seem to know much about the warrant, but they sure did move on from him quickly.
Interesting. I wonder if someone actually delivered something large to the house recently and even assembled it. Like furniture. They may have seen photos of Nancy with Savannah. Maybe recognized SG and asked NG about it who proudly told him she is her mom. That may have given the delivery guy ideas for a kidnapping for ransom. JMO.
 
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Sure, but someone who just kidnapped a lady isnt going to be throwing evidence out their window...
What else are they going to do with it? Get rid of it nearer their own location? Hide it under their bed?
They were probably wearing 2 layers anyway. I would definitely get rid of the bulky looking boxing gloves and the mask. MOO
 
  • #22,673
It’s just my unsubstantiated opinion but if the glove that was just found was indeed from the attacker then it doesn’t bode well in regard to NG. If you’ve just kidnapped someone who is still alive then would you be discarding items of clothing so close to the crime scene? I would think you’d be focused on getting her to a secluded location as quickly as possible. On the other hand, if you’ve already disposed of a body and are leaving the scene then maybe you begin tossing out gloves you no longer need…
 
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Another odd thing to me about this is LE doesn't seem to be actually LOOKING for NG (alive or unalive). Like sweeps of homes, fields, etc.
It looks more like they're looking for items, camera footage, information.
That feels off to me. Unless such searches are happening where no media who have knowledge.
But, seems like it would be the priority.
Agreed I really think LE is grasping at straws and has no clue where NG could be located. Hence why they need to find the abductor and be able to either retrace their steps or get a confession. JMO
 
  • #22,675
I was responding to the person who said she opened the door a crack and they pushed their way in. That's what the doors are there for... to stop that as well as forced entry.

When commenting on a post... I also read the comment to which they are responding... for context.
You responded to me and my previous comments. I stand by my words. Just because a door has burgler bars doesn't mean that it is bolted shut. They open and shut. How did he get in the house? In the SW, burgler bars are also considered decorative. So, it wasn't like she was living in a fortress.
 
  • #22,676
Sorry if this has been discussed before (man this board moves fast!!!!) but is it a fact that Nancy got home safely after game night, aside from Thomasco saying he drove her? I'm just trying to understand why law enforcement continues to search Annie's house since the crime is said to have taken place at Nancy's house. Doesn't make sense to me.
 
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Super far-fetched thought, but another motive -- maybe NG/SG is supposed to be an example to other reporters..."watch out, or what happened to NG will happen to your loved one." National reporters have potentially been put on notice. Will they not pursue certain stories now? Will they back down if threatened? Of course, the abductor has not (yet) drawn any such link, but that could happen down the road.
Or a copy-cat crime.
 
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Zero basis in reality. Due to proximity, you can't fully ignore the potential of cartels (but again, why?!), but beyond that this isn't nation state level stuff. And you're correct: absolutely not now with all that is going on. As of last week, the mullahs wanted to return to JCPOA (Iran nuke deal) where it left off in 2017, you don't kidnap a morning show host's mom if you're trying to diplo your way out of getting turned into glass. Especially with the amount of hardware sitting on your borders. Historically speaking, Iran sucked at direct action in the US and most op were attempts to silence critics/dissidents/etc.

Deranged fan/stalker for SG, idiot trying to make money, harebrained crime of opportunity gone awry... all far more likely.
bbm

all too boring to be true


(SARCASM)
 
  • #22,679
I was on X & typed in AGC's name & someone posted a pic of DE & WOW
 
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Agreed I really think LE is grasping at straws and has no clue where NG could be located. Hence why they need to find the abductor and be able to either retrace their steps or get a confession. JMO
Which is disappointing.
I go back to my post a little while ago about use of scent dogs. They have a million things with NG's scent, and TC/AG too for that matter. Why wouldn't they just perform sweeps, even without more knowledge, in areas where they may find SOMETHING, even if just an item, etc.
 

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