Nancy Guthrie Investigation: Big update on reports of ‘suspicious’ activity in her community

In an interview with Fox News Digital on Friday, a representative from the Pima County Sheriff’s Department was questioned about recent claims of suspicious activity at a recently unoccupied home near Guthrie.

While the representative did not confirm if an individual is under investigation, they said “investigators are looking into any reports of suspicious circumstances in the area.”

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Earlier this week, the FBI retrieved images from motion-activated security cameras surrounding her mother’s home in Savannah, Arizona’s Catalina Foothills. The images were captured by cameras located near her swimming pool, backyard and side yard and show people in the yard before the abduction. There was no video that day Guthrie was filmed and the FBI was unable to recover any video.

Nancy was last seen on January 31st and was reported missing after she failed to show up at church the next morning. Authorities found blood on her porch, which they called “very concerning.” The FBI later released a photo of a possible suspect, which depicted a masked and gloved man at Nancy’s front door the night she disappeared.

While the Guthrie family hopes for Nancy’s safe return, they have increased the reward to $1 million and acknowledged that she “may be gone.”