Nancy Guthrie Update: Savannah Guthrie recounts harrowing 5-month search for missing mother, ‘No…’
Today host Savannah Guthrie says her family has been experiencing “endless trauma” since her elderly mother, Nancy Guthriewas removed from her residence—even months later no arrests were made.
“This has been five months of pain and endless trauma for our family. We have been actively searching for our mom every day of the week,” Savannah GuthrieThe 54-year-old said in an interview arizona Wednesday Cod.
“We thank the people of Tucson for keeping her in their hearts, and we thank the FBI and police pima county Thank you to the Sheriff’s Office for their tireless efforts on behalf of our family,” she said. “Just bring her home. “
Nancy Guthrie Update
84-year-old grandmother Nancy Guthrie was taken from her home in Tucson. ArizonaIn the early morning of February 1st. After that, she was never seen or contacted again.
Despite a five-month regulatory investigation pima county The Sheriff’s Office and FBI have not made any arrests and have not released the names of any suspects.
Nancy Guthrie Update: Man pleads guilty to sending fraudulent ransom request
A man from California has pleaded guilty to fraudulent ransom requests in connection with the Nancy Guthrie case.
Derek CarreraThe 42-year-old, of Hawthorne, was arrested in February. He is accused of sending two text messages to the Guthrie family. Shortly after Guthrie, 84, disappeared from his residence in Arizona on February 1, he called his family.
Carrera pleaded guilty Thursday to two counts of harassment by means of a telecommunications device.
Carrera admitted in the petition that she called and texted Guthrie’s family on February 4, shortly after Guthrie’s disappearance, requesting a Bitcoin transfer.
Carrera acknowledged that he was aware of the previous ransom demands, as federal officials have said, and acknowledged that he acted in an effort to harass the family with questions about the investigation into Guthrie’s disappearance.
Carrera could face up to two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. His sentencing is scheduled for September 10.
