Nancy Guthrie's disappearance took on an even stranger hue this week in Tucson, Arizona, after a source close to the investigation described her home as spotless and showing no obvious signs of a struggle when officers first went inside, even though the 84‑year‑old has been missing since 1 February and is feared abducted. The fresh detail about the state of Nancy Guthrie's house is now being folded into a case that already hinges on a few unsettling pieces of physical evidence and a growing list of unanswered questions.
For starters, Nancy Guthrie vanished from her Arizona home on a Sunday in early February. Authorities have said they believe she may have been taken in the middle of the night. The FBI later released images and video of a masked individual standing on her front stoop around the time she disappeared, and investigators also found blood near the front door. Together, those elements led officials to work on the theory that Nancy was taken out of the house through the front entrance.
