Nancy Guthrie: New Leads in January 11th Sighting

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Investigators in the search for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of today, show host

Savannah Guthrie, are honing in on January 11th.

As a critical date, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nannell's believes something significant

happened that day, based on analysis of surveillance footage that may show potential.

Suspect.

Earlier this week, Nannell shared that the focus stems from footage captured by a Google

Nest camera at Nancy's home.

While initial checks pointed to January 11th, the company later said the exact date couldn't

be confirmed.

Still, the sheriff remains optimistic about the leads.

The family, including Savannah, her sister Annie and brother Cameron, has made a public

plea for help.

They urge folks in Tucson to dig into their memories, especially around the late evening

of January 11th, January 31st, and their early.

Hours of February 1st, when Nancy was reported missing, Nannell's told reporters the probe

is active, with strong evidence ahead and FBI support.

He warns the suspect might strike again, but vows not to let up, even if some leads could

fizzle.

As tips keep coming in, the hope is that renewed focus on these timelines brings Nancy

home soon.