Nancy Guthrie’s neighbor recalls pet’s ‘atypical’ behavior around time of disappearance, ‘dog did wake up…’
Nancy Guthrie’s Neighbors share important information during search Savannah Guthrie’s The missing mother said her pet dog exhibited “atypical” behavior on January 11 and February 1. Nancy was reported missing on February 1st.
Neighbor Jeff Lamie shared the information on the March 23 episode of “Nancy Grace Crime Stories” on Fox Nation. Jeff, who lives a few houses away from Nancy, recalled how his pet dog woke him up and wanted to be allowed out on January 11, then woke him up again in the early morning hours of February 1.
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“We want it to have some value,” Jeff said.
“Dogs can be allergic”
The dogs woke Jeff around 1 a.m. on February 1, and he took them into the yard behind his home. He neither saw nor heard anything suspicious at the time, but did notice that his pet was acting strangely. One of the dogs looks into the distance as if concentrating on something before moving on.
“Oh, just wake me up at that time,” Jeff said. “That’s just not a typical situation. In fact, it hasn’t happened since.”
Jeff also noted, “The dogs did wake up and I took them outside. There’s a picture of me on the camera. I didn’t hear anything, I didn’t see anything, but you know, animals can, dogs especially can be overly sensitive, and we don’t know if there’s a correlation.”
“We’ve shared it whether it helps the timeline or in any way,” he added.
Meanwhile, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos Nancy’s case is “nowhere near” a cold case, Zeng said. “We have some DNA We think it’s still feasible. ” he said during a 45-minute interview on The Bill Buckmaster Show on KVOI AM 1030 with longtime Tucson host Bill Buckmaster and Arizona Daily Star columnist Tim Steller.
The current reward for information leading to Nancy’s return is $1 million, out of an initial $200,000 offered by the FBI and Tucson Crime Stoppers.
