“NOBODY WILL FIND HER”!!! BELIEVE IT OR NOT, AUTHORITIES SAY 84-YEAR-OLD NANCY GUTHRIE MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED IN TUCSON… AND A FULL-TIME DEDICATED TASK FORCE CONTINUES WORKING DAILY TO SOLVE THE UNSOLVED CASE.
News broke on February 1 that Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother had been reported missing in Tucson, Arizona.
The disappearance came to light after Nancy failed to attend a virtual church service.
On February 2, NewsNation senior national correspondent Brian Entin traveled to Nancy’s hometown.
Entin spent nearly 43 consecutive days in the city following the disappearance.
He continues to make the trip back to Tucson to facilitate followup visits with neighbors, police and sources.
More than six months have passed since the investigation began.
Entin, 41, remains confident that Savannah Guthrie and her family will receive answers.
He shared his insights exclusively with Us in a cover story focused on Nancy’s disappearance.
“I really still feel that there’s going to be a resolution and that [detectives are] going to solve it. I just know through my sources how many people are working behind the scenes,” Entin shared.
He explained how the resources assigned to this case differ from typical investigations that stall.
“With other cases that go cold, they might have one detective that looks into it every once in a while, or they say it’s technically still open. With this case, there’s a dedicated task force. There are still FBI agents and detectives whose entire full-time job is just the Nancy Guthrie case every single day, and they all meet together every single day.”
Entin is confident a breakthrough is coming.
He pointed directly to evolving forensic capabilities.
“I also have faith in the DNA. I’ve learned a lot about how much that technology is changing, and just other parts of science. There are advances every single week,” he claimed.
“They’re able to do things they weren’t able to do not that long ago with DNA testing. I’m hopeful that eventually there’ll be a break on that front.”
Police have yet to publicly name a suspect in the case.
Police have also not publicly named any person of interest.
Yet a $1 million reward remains available.
That reward is offered to anyone with information that assists in Nancy’s recovery.
Entin emphasized the extraordinary level of attention focused on the probe.
“I can’t think of another case I’ve covered where there was this level, I think, of pressure on law enforcement for it to be solved,” the journalist shared.
“It goes all the way to the very top with [President Donald Trump and] people asking and concerned that it’s not solved and what’s going on. I think the agents and the detectives feel that, and I just think eventually there’s going to be a lucky break.”
Authorities have shared limited updates in recent weeks.
And Entin is not surprised that Americans continue to follow the unsolved matter.
“I think they just connected with it because they feel something for Nancy. You think about your own mom. You think about your own grandma,” he shared.
“I think all of us who have older parents are always a little worried about them being alone. Do they have what they need? Are they still OK by themselves? Do they need security cameras? Do they remember to lock the door at night? … It was less about Savannah, and it was more just how does this nice older woman just vanish in the night? And there are no answers.”
Police continue to investigate Nancy’s disappearance.
Investigators continue to ask the public for new tips.
Entin is ready to pack his bags and head back to Tucson at a moment’s notice if needed.
He remains confident that a resolution will arrive sooner rather than later.
“I would tell you if I thought that it was becoming a cold case,” he said.
“I would just tell you if I was getting that vibe. But I still think every day, I’m like, ‘Today could be the day.’ I think that there’s just too many people working on it, and I think eventually there’s going to be a break.”
Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI’s tipline at 1-800-CALL-FBI.
Tips can remain anonymous.
The investigation remains open.
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