• Nancy Guthrie, 84, is missing and her disappearance is being investigated as a crime. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said evidence found inside her Tucson home led investigators to conclude she did not leave on her own.
• Investigators believe she was taken from her home overnight. Authorities say the incident likely happened late Saturday night or early Sunday morning and believe she was driven away in a vehicle, though no specific vehicle has been identified.
• The sheriff has declined to confirm whether she was physically harmed. Nanos has acknowledged concern that Guthrie was taken without her medications, which he said could be life-threatening.
• No suspect or person of interest has been identified. Detectives are reviewing DNA evidence, home security camera data and traffic and license plate reader footage from around the Tucson area.
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• Authorities are asking the public for help. The Sheriff’s Department has set up a tip line and QR code for submitting photos or videos and says detectives are actively following up on all tips.
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Nancy Guthrie and "Today" anchor Savannah Guthrie are pictured in an undated photograph provided by NBC. Arizona officials say they are investigating Nancy’s disappearance as a "crime."
