New Clues in Nancy Guthrie's Disappearance

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Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos shared a key update in the search for missing Nancy

Guthrie, mother of today's show Cole Enker's Savannah Guthrie.

Nancy vanished from her home in the Catalina foothills area of Tucson, Arizona on January

31st.

Nanos now believes something significant happened three weeks earlier, on January 11th, based

on FBI analysis of digital evidence from her, property.

Investigators have looked into surveillance images of a suspect near her home, including

speculation that one might be from January 11th instead of the night she disappeared.

Without clear time stamps, they can't confirm the person was there on that date.

The only solid footage shows the suspect tampering with her doorbell camera on January 31st

evening.

Savannah Guthrie recently made a public plea on social media, urging the community to

review any footage, notes, texts, or memories from around.

January 11th and the late night of January 31st, into early February 1st.

Her family has boosted the reward for information leading to Nancy's safe return to $1 million.

Nancy has mobility issues and couldn't walk more than 50 yards alone, but no cognitive

problems.

Officials quickly treated her case as a possible abduction.

Claring her home a crime scene by February 2nd, the Pima County Sheriff's Department

and FBI are pressing forward with promising leads and call on anyone with tips to reach

out to.

1-800-CALL-FBI