Two weeks after 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie vanished from her Tucson home, the investigation has reached a critical, yet frustrating, standstill. Despite a high-profile “swarm” on a nearby property by federal and local tactical teams, the search continues with no suspects in custody.
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- The Target: A home located near East Orange Grove Road.
- The Outcome: Although armored vehicles and FBI forensic units were on-site for hours, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department confirmed no arrests were made.
- Interrogations: Three individuals were detained for questioning—including one man intercepted at a nearby establishment—but all were released shortly after.
The Evidence Trail
Investigators are currently pivoting toward forensic data to break the case wide open:
- Forensic DNA: “Foreign” DNA not belonging to Nancy or her family was found at the scene. It is currently being processed by the FBI lab.
- The Medical Red Flag: Data shows Nancy’s pacemaker stopped communicating with her monitoring device at 2:28 AM on February 1. This remains the most chilling piece of evidence regarding her physical well-being.
- The Ozark Trail Lead: Police are still searching for a male suspect seen in doorbell footage carrying a specific black 25-liter Ozark Trail Hiker Pack.
Fast Facts: The Investigation
| Category | Details |
| Status | Missing / Endangered |
| Last Seen | January 31, 2026 (Tucson, AZ) |
| Reward | $100,000 for information |
| Lead Agencies | Pima County Sheriff’s Dept & FBI |
| Suspect Info | Male, approx. 5’10”, armed and masked |
A Family in Limbo
Savannah Guthrie and her family have remained vocal, pleading for the safe return of their matriarch. The FBI is currently vetting several Bitcoin ransom demands sent to news outlets, though they are cautioned as potentially being “callous hoaxes” by third parties looking to exploit the family’s prominence.
