What did Nancy Guthrie post on Nextdoor? As search intensifies, her last post resurfaces

Law enforcement agencies have stepped up patrols and revisited the community several times, especially after the alleged kidnappers issued ransom demands for her release. Her family expressed a sense of urgency and concern as the deadline specified in the threat passed without any confirmation of her safety.

Nancy lives in Catalina Having lived in the Foothills community for many years, I often interact with my neighbors online. Her presence on the Nextdoor platform demonstrates a friendly demeanor and a keen interest in family, nature and local wildlife. She affectionately refers to her neighbor as “Cat Five” or “Catfoot Five.”

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She once said, “Male thief. The package was stolen from the front door yesterday. Please note that it was delivered by the U.S. Post Office,” a rare crime in her community.

For years, Guthrie has used the platform to seek input and advice from neighbors. She asked for help finding someone to renovate her pool and asked for directions to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

In another post centered around wildlife rather than security, she mentioned, “I’m considering buying a Ring or Nest security/doorbell camera? Any suggestions? Which has the best camera? Interested in watching animal activity at night,” reflecting her curiosity in watching wildlife rather than guarding against potential dangers.

Security cameras have become an important part of the investigation into Nancy’s disappearance. On February 10, authorities released video from a Google Nest camera showing a man tampering with it.