Nancy Guthrie case: Investigation ongoing, major update on Savannah's missing mother's Facebook activity

Modifications implemented in Nancy Guthrie’s Her personal Facebook account more than four months after her disappearance.

Nancy Guthrie's Facebook account was changed within four months of her disappearance. The 84-year-old was active online shortly before her disappearance and her posts and friends list are still publicly accessible. (Reuters) — Nancy Guthrie’s Facebook account was changed within four months of her disappearance. The 84-year-old was active online shortly before her disappearance and her posts and friends list are still publicly accessible. (Reuters)

GuthrieSavannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother was engaged on the social media platform days before she disappeared. Her account is still accessible and a large portion of the information is public, including her posts, friends list, photos and other content, Parade reported.

Nancy Guthrie’s friends list is set to private

In the new update, Guthrie’s Friends list has been set to private. Her account shows she has 372 friends, but none are publicly visible, Parade reported. Additionally, her personal information is restricted, with her account identifying her only as a “female” and lacking any other publicly accessible details.

The privacy settings appear to have been changed by someone with access to the account, although it remains uncertain who implemented the changes.

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Nancy Guthrie’s Facebook Account Updates

This isn’t the first time Guthrie’s Facebook account has been modified. In mid-February, just weeks after Guthrie disappeared, comments on her posts were disabled.

Guthrie’s The Facebook account remains active on the platform, but it’s uncertain whether her family plans to maintain it.

Authorities reported that the 84-year-old was taken from his Arizona home overnight. Investigators are working to pursue the case, reviewing leads and evidence in an effort to uncover the circumstances of Guthrie’s disappearance.

this Pima County Sheriff The office has not provided any public updates on the case in weeks. Still, a volunteer group in Mexico said they received an anonymous tip that Guthrie might be buried in an unmarked grave near the U.S.-Mexico border, prompting them to conduct an exhaustive search in recent weeks.

Anyone with information regarding her location or possible incidents is encouraged to contact Tucson’s 88-Crimeline at 1-520-882-7463 or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.