A former FBI agent shares insights into law enforcement raids Anne Guthriehouse and neighboring properties Nancy Guthrie Still missing. The 84-year-old was reported missing on February 1, and authorities believe she was abducted the night before from her home near Tucson, Arizona.
Although authorities have not named any suspects in the case, speculation about Anne and her husband is rife Tommaso Scioni. The latter was reportedly the last person to see Guthrie before her disappearance, and dropped her off after Guthrie had dinner with her daughter, Sioney’s husband, Anne.
Meanwhile, buzz about Anne began to heat up when initial reports emerged that law enforcement was searching her neighborhood. Now, former bureau agent Jennifer Coffendaver is sharing her insights on the matter.
Annie Guthrie Property Search: What You Need to Know
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Explaining why authorities came to Anne’s home, she added: “That’s at least part of the reason why Anne’s home is so closely investigated.”
The former agent then shared insights into cases they deemed “interesting.” “But why would LE go to Anne’s neighbors to ask for their consent to search their property? That’s very interesting,” Coffindaffer added.
A report by a local reporter hinted at why authorities may have been searching Anne’s neighborhood. “On Tuesday, neighbor Robert Reinhart quoted another statement law enforcement told him during an event in Annie Guthrie’s neighborhood. ‘I believe they said if someone threw a camera out of a car window, we would check the entire neighborhood,'” KVOA reporter wrote on X.
Meanwhile, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos dismissed any speculation that one of the family members might be involved. “Whatever we asked of them, the family did it completely, 100 percent completely,” he told Fox News.
“You can’t accuse people of such horrific crimes without any basis in fact,” Nanos added, adding, however, that “no one has been officially or at least publicly excluded.”
Guthrie’s children include Anne, Today show host Savannah and brother Camron. Investigators believe time is of the essence in this case given Guthrie’s progress over the years, meaning she wouldn’t be doing well without her daily medications, which were found in the home where she was taken. There were reports that Guthrie suffered from heart problems, high blood pressure and used a pacemaker.
