Nancy Guthrie’s Children Pledge Payment as Search Enters Day 8
The search for Nancy Guthrie, who went missing from her home near Tucson, Arizona, has now reached its eighth day. In a recent development, law enforcement was spotted at the residence of her daughter, Annie Guthrie. As authorities continue their investigation, a video plea for Nancy’s return was released by her children.
Nancy Guthrie’s Children Make Emotional Plea
In a heartfelt video posted on Instagram, Savannah Guthrie appeared with her siblings, Annie and Camron, urging for their mother’s return. “We received your message, and we understand,” Savannah said, expressing their desperation. She emphasized their willingness to pay in order to have their mother back.
Investigation Updates
Law Enforcement Activity
- On Saturday night, multiple deputy sheriffs were observed at Annie’s house.
- Despite dim lights inside and drawn shades, law enforcement activity was evident, including photography from outside.
Search for Suspects
Currently, the sheriff’s department has not identified any suspects or persons of interest connected to Nancy’s disappearance. Officials are actively seeking surveillance footage from local businesses and residences.
Ransom Notes and Potential Threats
- Two ransom notes targeting media outlets were received this week.
- The first demanded substantial payment in bitcoin for Nancy’s safe return.
- The second contained private information but did not specify a ransom or deadline.
Community Efforts in the Search
To assist in the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie, digital billboards displaying her image and an FBI phone number are being launched in neighboring states. This initiative follows successful strategies used in past missing person cases, aiming to generate leads and support from the community.
The FBI is currently offering a reward of $50,000 for information that may lead to Nancy’s recovery as the investigation remains a top priority. As the search continues, the family holds onto hope for her safe return.
