Is Nancy Guthrie’s Arizona home still an active crime scene? When will it be returned to the family? New update

For weeks, Nancy’s home has been the center of law enforcement activity, including the recovery of DNA evidence. Two federal law enforcement sources told NBC News that the activity on Wednesday, February 25, was related to efforts to return the home to the Guthrie family.

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Officials reportedly acknowledged that law enforcement had no reason to cordon off the premises as a crime scene or restrict the family’s re-entry.

The FBI tip hotline has received more than 23,000 calls since Nancy’s possible abduction. Savannah said in a new video she posted that she received 750 such calls in 12 hours Instagram account Earlier on Tuesday, February 24, the family offered a reward of up to $1 million for any information that could help them find Nancy.

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“We know millions of people have been praying, and many have been praying for people of all faiths and no faith at all. We feel these prayers. Please continue to pray without ceasing. We still believe,” she continued.

She added, “We still believe in miracles. We still believe she can come home. … We are blowing out the embers of hope.”

Savannah also noted that her mother may not be alive anymore, considering how long it’s been since her disappearance.

“she may have disappeared,“She may have returned to the Lord she loved and is dancing in heaven with her mom, her dad, her beloved brother Pierce, and our dad,” Savannah said through tears.