Nancy Guthrie's disappearance has taken another strange turn in Tucson, Arizona, after police arrested two YouTubers and cited a third near the missing woman's home on 8 June, amid allegations of public nuisance, obstruction and a so-called 'pee tent' set-up. The arrests have dragged fresh attention to the four-month search for Guthrie, whose case remains unresolved.
The news came after weeks of mounting activity around the Catalina Foothills neighbourhood, where true-crime streamers had been gathering, filming and livestreaming from the area as the investigation continued. According to local reports and police accounts, repeated warnings had already been issued about blocked roadways and other disruption before deputies moved in.
