The doorbell camera went dark just before she disappeared.
An 84-year-old mother and grandmother, gone without a trace from her quiet Arizona home.
DNA that matches no one. A masked man with a backpack. A former president weighing in as the FBI floods a desert community with agents, drones, and pleas. This is the case that refuses to le… Continues…
Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance has become a haunting collision of intimate family grief and public urgency. An active, sharp 84-year-old who lived independently, she vanished between a routine family evening and a Sunday morning when she simply failed to appear. Her home, quickly sealed off as a crime scene, held the first clues: disconnected cameras, unexplained activity, and personal items left behind as if time had stopped mid-sentence.
From there, the search widened into the desert and onto millions of screens. The FBI’s release of footage showing a masked man with a backpack transformed a private nightmare into a national mystery. DNA on a glove led nowhere; ransom demands of uncertain credibility surfaced as media pressure mounted. Through it all, her family has stood in front of microphones asking for one thing—truth. Investigators insist the case is far from cold, and that the answer likely lies with someone who saw, heard, or remembers something small but crucial from that long, unfinished night.
