Nancy Guthrie: Anne’s alleged conversations with other men surface; ‘Investigator’ shares Tommaso photo with ‘another woman’

A person claiming to be an investigator also shared a photo purporting to be of Anne’s husband and Nancy’s son-in-law Tommaso Scioni with “the other woman.”

Anne and Tomasso have been in the public eye since NewsNation reporter Ashleigh Banfield reported at the beginning of the case that Anne and Tomasso could be considered suspects. However, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department and top police officer Chris Nanos himself reversed that decision.

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In a sweeping gesture, Nanos announced that members of the Guthrie family were not suspects in the incident. However, speculation surrounding Anne and Tommaso continues, given how close they are to the matter – literally and otherwise. The two lived closest to Nancy’s home. The night before the octogenarian was reported missing, she had just finished dinner with Anne. After dinner, Tommaso reportedly gave her a ride home in his car, and the two became the last people to see Guthrie before she was taken away.

Here’s what’s been shared online about Annie Guthrie and Tommaso Cioni.

In one alleged message, Anne wrote on Frankie Rollins’ wall: “Do you need a salty birthday brownie?”. As the conversation continued, Anne allegedly told him “I’m going to rub salt in your head.” This so-called exchange began in 2011.

In another alleged conversation with Rollins, Anne said “Are you ready to eat and play?”. As the conversation continued, Rollins allegedly said: “Here we go. Come listen to my reading on Thursday, sit in your chair and smile at me,” adding, “Gee, meant to add I’ll bring my whip.”

To which Anne allegedly replied: “Thursday someday. That’s when I asked you to come over. Honey, Alyosha.” Another alleged conversation with Rollins was shared, in which Anne wrote “I miss Rama.”

On another occasion, she allegedly had an exchange with Tom Willett, in which she asked him if he had left anything on her desk.

However, some said too much should not be read into the photo, noting that Tommaso was likely photographed with a female colleague at the school. “Probably another teacher at school,” one wrote.

Another irony is additional “Oh my god, is he standing next to his colleagues? That’s disgraceful!”. Notably, Anne and Tommaso had been married for about twenty years and had one child.

The latest alleged text and photos were nothing more than more speculation about the couple, which authorities have since clarified. Savannah also spoke out in support, saying they loved Nancy Guthrie very much.