Police Probe Grows as Nancy Guthrie Case Moves to Tucson Home
Police Probe Grows as Nancy Guthrie Case Moves to Tucson Home
Authorities expand a Tucson-area inquiry into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, with DNA findings at a property and ongoing investigations.
Nancy Guthrie, the mother of Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, has been missing for nearly two weeks, and investigators are widening their search in a Tucson-area neighborhood. Law enforcement activity is underway at a residence near East Orange Grove Road and North First Avenue, a scene not far from Guthrie’s own home. Officials have not released every detail, but the focus remains on gathering leads and assessing potential connections to the case.
DNA recovered at the property does not belong to Nancy Guthrie or to people described as her close contacts, investigators disclosed. While the findings add a layer to the probe, authorities emphasized that no single lead can be ruled out and that every possibility is being explored as the investigation continues.
A Friday night SWAT operation near Guthrie’s residence resulted in three people being detained, though the sheriff’s office has said there were no arrests at that location and there are no confirmed signs of Nancy at the scene. The operation underscores the high level of scrutiny the case has drawn and the ongoing effort to piece together what happened.
As the search continues, officials caution that there is no timetable for resolution and that families and communities remain concerned. The case remains active, with investigators pursuing multiple lines of inquiry to determine Nancy Guthrie’s whereabouts and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
