Overview
- On March 2, Savannah Guthrie, her sister Annie, and brother‑in‑law Tommaso Cioni visited the growing memorial outside Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson‑area home and left a handwritten note.
- Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said a dedicated homicide team is working with the FBI, investigators are operating on the belief Nancy is alive, and they are “definitely closer” after pursuing thousands of leads.
- Forensic testing continues on mixed DNA collected at the property and from a recovered glove, with profiles entered into federal databases producing no matches so far.
- Rewards now include a $1 million family offer for Nancy’s recovery and a separate $100,000 FBI reward, with authorities reporting a surge of new tips since the larger family reward was announced.
- Detectives are combing extensive surveillance and digital evidence, resources have been refocused with some FBI work shifted to Phoenix, no suspect has been publicly identified, and the home is expected to be returned to the family soon, according to local reports.