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Nancy Guthrie - Day 79 - Where Are You MISS NANCY? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@Crystal_Mar87 @DeborahFarah4 way TF up there -_-

@DeborahFarah4 @CriminalNetworX Alexxxxx, how high are you, my friend?? Lol

HAPPY 420 TO THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE!!! 🔥🔥 I just realized that today is 420! I don't smoke, but there are gonna be a lot of high folks on here today. LOL to each their own. Puff puff passssss

Who is Clay Crouch? Nancy Guthrie's neighbor with ‘burglary & kidnapping charges’ comes under spotlight msn.com/en-in/news/wor…

Nancy Guthrie - @SleuthIntuition Richard Nolette - If something happens to him? Marcus?

Nancy Guthrie - Speaking of the devils. Anni Guthrie and Tomasso Cioni Bologna. If you both don't get in front of this, you will always be somehow involved. Cleared or not, make a statement. They won't see this anyways. smh 🩷 Justice for Nancy Guthrie 🩷

Nancy Guthrie - @857Tucson - Tire tracks. Someone emailed me and said it could be a Construction Cart? Thoughts?

"Porta Potty Cypher" - @DAA_JUICE1 - Marinated Marines - Nancy Guthrie - James Feather - Phatredial/Nev - Walter Nash - Brian Guthrie

@TheDrizziz How did I disparage him? This is something that is public record, and they put his name in there, I didnt

@ZabelAlexa58265 Brian Entin is a fantastic ethical reporter. Why disparage him within this reporting?

On **Feb 7, 2026** — just days after Nancy Guthrie was last seen on or about Jan 31 / Feb 1 — NASA’s FIRMS satellite detected a clear heat signature at these exact coordinates on Tucson Water's property. Left image = the actual FIRMS heat hit from that date. That’s not normal background heat. **2/** Right image = the same location today. That’s a locked, fenced-off gate on restricted **Tucson Water** property (City of Tucson municipal utility land — wells, pipelines, recharge areas, or infrastructure sites). This entire area is behind chain-link fencing and signage that screams “authorized personnel only.” **3/** Here’s the problem for regular folks: **Boots-on-the-ground civilians** cannot legally enter. I mean I could see Brian Entin pretending to have permission even though we all know he trespassed on Nancy's property and he recklessly reported he was on a neighbor's land with permission- such lies. So, a reckless character like him may do it though... Crossing that fence = criminal trespass under Arizona law.  So, what were those anomalies??? **Aerial/drone/thermal checks** are also blocked for the public: - FAA rules heavily restrict drones over critical utility infrastructure. - Civilians don’t have the legal authority, specialized equipment, or clearance that law enforcement has. So the public is effectively shut out from properly investigating this spot. Crazy,huh. **4/** Who **SHOULD** have already checked this area back in early February?  They were all addressed on the matter, right? - **Pima County Sheriff’s Department** (lead investigative agency) - **FBI Tucson Field Office** (brought in for the abduction/ransom elements) - **Tucson Water Department** (the actual landowner and property manager — they control access and security) These three entities had both the legal right **and** the duty to immediately investigate a fresh heat anomaly on restricted land in a high-profile missing-person case. Did they??? **5/** Why is this FIRMS hit such a big deal? February in the Sonoran Desert is cool/wet season. Natural wildfires are extremely rare. No lightning, vegetation isn’t dry enough, and there are **no historical anomalies like this** in that specific remote area. This was an unexplained thermal event right in the critical early window after Nancy disappeared near her home. It should have been treated as a high-priority lead. **6/** This kind of anomaly should have been **vetted out immediately in February** — not left sitting until mid-April when civilians on X start pulling up satellite imagery and connecting the dots. The fact that we’re still asking basic questions like “Was this site ever properly searched and cleared?” on **Day 77+** of this investigation is exactly why transparency matters. **7/** This is precisely why we’re pushing hard on the public records requests with the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. We need to see: - Any FIRMS/heat-signature alerts received by PCSD/PCSD-IA or the FBI  - we know that answer is YES! - Scene processing and search records for these exact coordinates - Multi-agency coordination notes with Tucson Water  - they also were notified. So???? The public has a right to know whether obvious leads like this were actually followed up on — or quietly ignored. **8/** Nancy Guthrie’s case has massive national interest and serious public-safety implications. The Sheriff’s Department already admitted they have ~100 overlapping record requests on this single investigation. That level of public scrutiny should trigger **full public-interest fee waivers** and phased release of non-sensitive records — starting with the least sensitive material first. We the people care WHERE IS NANCY and we are not going away. The public is watching. Was this site ever properly cleared? Has anyone with authority confirmed it? @PimaSheriff @FBIPhoenix @TucsonWater #NancyGuthrie #FindNancy #PublicRecords

@yorkie_pie oh snap it mightve been there ur right

@HeliodromusT Maybe you should spend more hours off ur ass and searching before you come on here speaking about me you assclown

This guy, Alex ( I believe that’s his name ) from @ZabelAlexa58265 should spend hours talking directly to the mystery porch guy and focus his energy on him, not on some older HOA woman named Sue Ellen. Maybe the porch guy will reach out. #NancyGuthrieCase

DaaJuice - "Porta Potty Cypher" - Marinated Marines - PhatRedial & Never... youtu.be/IRMB_wkyZrI?si… via @YouTube

Nancy Guthrie - Backpack Reflective stripes are important — they are not common on casual clothing. They are common on: Construction jackets Road crew jackets Delivery jackets Certain outdoor brands This narrows the clothing category significantly.

Additional recovered footage, from the same camera - at the same timeline the morning of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance. This footage is just before the original video shared, with the individual approaching Nancy Guthrie’s front door. 1-800-CALL-FBI or tips.fbi.gov

Additional recovered images from the same camera at Nancy Guthrie’s front door the morning of her disappearance, including two videos of the individual. Anyone with information, please contact 1-800-CALL-FBI or visit tips.fbi.gov

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@ZabelAlexa58265 Are you releasing this information on X or You Tube?

Nancy Guthrie - Some people will be delighted and other will be real mad, and either way I'm gonna do it. I am gonna release 10 articles from an unnamed and unverified newsource, but the reason it's crucial, is because although all info isn't vetted or verified, there is some info only myself, juanita and one other person knows and the fbi, and that info is in here and 100% valid. From the Red Honda abandoned on feb 2, to the 144am phone call made to Nancy from a burner phone that was someone in her inner circle. If you have a problem with me releasing something that's already public record, then you obviously don't know the difference between speculation and public record. Be ready to have your mind blown.

@AmyrufMol Well said and thank you Amy

@ZabelAlexa58265 You’re not alone in this posting. All this has been released over time. Some only mentioned once of course so you probably just missed it. Regardless, I’m hoping the FBI knows more and they just can’t share right now.

REMINDER THIS IS NOT SOMETHING I WROTE! 10 of 10 The paragraph in Italics is something only known by the FBI 8 Minutes After the Pacemaker Died: The Kia Soul and Abandoned Honda SUV That Could Solve Nancy Guthrie’s Abduction. The early morning hours of February 1, 2026, remain the most critical window in the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie from her Catalina Foothills home in Tucson, Arizona. New vehicle evidence has sharpened investigators’ focus, revealing a potential getaway route captured on a neighbor’s Ring camera just minutes after key digital signals from Nancy’s life abruptly stopped. At 2:28 a.m., data from Nancy’s pacemaker app showed the device disconnecting from her iPhone. Eight minutes later, at 2:36 a.m., a Ring camera located roughly 2.5 miles away on a back road captured a vehicle traveling south. The drive time between Nancy’s residence and that camera location is approximately six to seven minutes, creating an eerily precise alignment that has true crime analysts and retired law enforcement experts buzzing. Retired NYPD detective and national security expert Pat Brosnan reviewed the short, grainy clip frame by frame. He pointed to the vehicle’s distinctive slanted roofline, window design, rear quarter glass, and vertical brake lights as clear indicators. His assessment: the car is most likely a Kia Soul. While neither the FBI nor the Pima County Sheriff’s Department has officially confirmed the make and model, the identification has added significant weight to the footage as a potential lead. The neighborhood where Nancy lived is notoriously dark at night — described by residents as a maze with few streetlights and confusing signage. Major routes like North Campbell Avenue are well-monitored with heavy traffic and cameras, but secondary roads such as Camino Royale offer quieter, less surveilled exits. The vehicle seen at 2:36 a.m. appears to have taken one of these back routes, suggesting the driver possessed intimate knowledge of the area and deliberately avoided main thoroughfares. That same Ring camera recorded a total of twelve vehicles between midnight and 6:00 a.m. on February 1. Several passed around the 2:30 a.m. mark, but the timing of the suspected Kia Soul stands out because it fits so tightly with the pacemaker disconnection. Authorities have collected extensive neighborhood footage, yet this particular clip has drawn intense scrutiny because it lies just outside the initial two-mile canvas radius investigators requested in the first days of the search. Compounding the vehicle puzzle is another sighting the morning after the disappearance. A dark red Honda SUV was found abandoned near the intersection of Camino Juan Pyino and Pedra Seca, positioned between the Ring camera location and Nancy’s home. The vehicle reportedly sat untouched for three full days before it was moved. A witness described seeing a man around 5’9” tall, Hispanic, with a close-trimmed beard and a silver bracelet, smoking a cigarette near the SUV. Details about this sighting and the vehicle have been handled cautiously by law enforcement, which many interpret as a sign the lead holds potential value. The day prior to the abduction also produced a suspicious vehicle report. On January 31 around 10:00 a.m., an unfamiliar car was observed on North Via Entrada near Nancy’s property. The FBI has actively sought any available surveillance footage from that morning window, treating it as possible pre-abduction reconnaissance to study the neighborhood layout and escape options. Investigators are now cross-referencing multiple data sources: Kia Soul registrations across Arizona, automated license plate reader (ALPR) hits, traffic camera footage from nearby roads like East River Road, and cell tower pings that might link a specific driver or vehicle to the critical hours. Sheriff Chris Nanos has confirmed that hundreds of thousands of vehicles active that night are being reviewed, but the department is withholding certain details to prevent tipping off potential suspects. The vehicle angle fits a broader pattern in the case. Nancy’s home showed no forced entry and minimal signs of struggle inside, despite blood found on the front porch. The doorbell camera disconnected at 1:47 a.m., and software detected motion at 2:12 a.m., though no usable video was available due to subscription issues. The clean extraction combined with the swift, calculated exit via back roads points to planning and familiarity rather than a spontaneous crime. Nancy’s family, including daughter Savannah Guthrie, has continued making emotional public appeals while expressing frustration with the pace of the investigation. Anonymous sources have claimed that the initial Pima County team lacked extensive homicide experience, leading to early assumptions that Nancy might have wandered off rather than been abducted. That misstep reportedly delayed a full-scale response, though the case has since escalated with heavy FBI involvement. Additional vehicle activity has surfaced in reports, including a car towed from Nancy’s own property and surveillance from a nearby Circle K store where a “vehicle of interest” may have been captured. The possibility of multiple people involved — including a getaway driver — has not been ruled out by authorities. Forensic experts note that vehicles in abduction cases often provide the richest evidence trail: physical traces like fibers or DNA, digital connections through onboard systems, and visual records from countless cameras. In Nancy’s case, the combination of the timed Kia Soul sighting, the abandoned Honda SUV, and the daytime reconnaissance vehicle creates a web of clues that could eventually converge on a suspect. As the investigation moves deeper into its third month, the emotional strain on the Guthrie family is evident. Nancy was remembered as vibrant and independent for her age, making her sudden vanishing from a quiet, upscale neighborhood even more devastating. Tips continue to flow into hotlines, and rewards remain available for information leading to her recovery. The public’s fascination with the vehicle evidence reflects a growing understanding that modern missing persons cases are often solved through technology and persistence. Every new detail about cars, routes, and timings reignites discussion in true crime communities, with armchair detectives dissecting footage, speculating on makes and models, and mapping possible escape paths. While the Kia Soul has not yet been confirmed as the getaway vehicle, its identification by an experienced detective has given the footage new life. Combined with the other suspicious cars, it transforms the narrative from a simple home intrusion into a coordinated operation that relied on local knowledge and precise timing. Investigators continue racing against time. Trace evidence degrades, digital records can be overwritten, and memories fade. Yet the vehicle leads represent some of the most tangible threads available. If authorities can match a specific Kia Soul — or connect the abandoned Honda — to a person whose phone, associations, or movements align with the early morning of February 1, the case could pivot rapidly from search to arrest. For now, the 2:36 a.m. sighting remains a haunting image: a car speeding away into the darkness just minutes after Nancy Guthrie’s life signals went silent. It is a reminder that in an era of ubiquitous cameras, even the smallest visual clue can hold the power to unravel a mystery — or expose the face behind the wheel who knows what really happened that night.

Has Nancy Guthrie been found? Or are they pretending the whole thing never happened?