looking for Nancy Guthrie More than three months after the 84-year-old disappeared, the case continues. Now, a self-proclaimed investigator is trying to focus on the condition of the Guthrie family’s vehicle. Jonathan Lee Riches, or JLR, who has been covering the Guthrie case live in Tucson, also asked how the events unfolded the night before Feb. 1.
Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthriewas reported missing that fateful morning. However, authorities believe she was taken the night before from her home in the Catalina Foothills near Tucson, Arizona.
That night, Guthrie reportedly had dinner with her other daughter, Anne, at the latter’s home. According to reports, their houses were very close to each other, and Anne’s husband, Tommaso Scioni It is believed Guthrie was sent home after dinner. Earlier, this prompted some netizens to question why Guthrie chose to take an Uber to Anne and Tommaso’s residence that night.
JLR talked about the same thing with the X. Here’s what the self-proclaimed investigator said.
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Jaguar Land Rover wrote, “Today’s caller said that maybe Nancy Guthrie took an Uber to Annie’s and Tommaso that night because someone else was driving her Subaru. Just like Camren.”
He was referring to Savannah and Annie’s brother Camron, who has military experience. “Camron was seen driving her vehicle on a number of occasions,” JLR added. Notably, JLR, one of the anchors following Nancy Guthrie’s case, had also earlier raised questions about the timeline for Camron’s arrival in Tucson.
Questions about Annie and Tommaso’s car
Another person on X posted a screenshot purportedly of Annie Guthrie trying to sell a vehicle. According to the alleged image, the post was posted on the NW Tucson Auto Sales page in June 2025. “One owner, low mileage, accident free, clean title, leather seats, sunroof, seat heater,” the alleged description reads. Photos of the vehicle are attached below.
HT.com cannot independently verify this information.
However, the person who posted the news also questioned whether Nancy Guthrie needed to take a taxi to Anne’s residence the night before she was reported missing. “So does this mean Annie and Tommaso only had one car between them? Maybe they had been borrowing Nancy’s car. Maybe that’s why they towed Nancy’s car too? Maybe that’s why she had to take an Uber that night and then they gave the car back?” the person wrote.
Notably, authorities impounded a car belonging to Anne and Tommaso, and they conducted DNA testing on the car after Tommaso dropped off Nancy Guthrie home after dinner. There were delays in returning the vehicle, sparking more speculation surrounding the couple.
Anne and Tommaso have been in the public spotlight since former NewsNation reporter Ashleigh Banfield reported that Tommaso was a possible suspect in the case. Nancy Guthrie’s actions the night before also made Annie and Tommaso one of the last people to see her before she was taken away. However, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, who is investigating the matter, has ruled out all members of the Guthrie family – including Anne, Tommaso and Camron – as suspects despite all the speculation surrounding them. Savannah also publicly supported Anne and Tommaso, noting that the two loved Nancy Guthrie very much.
