Blood stained the front steps. The Ring camera had been ripped from the door. An 84-year-old mother vanished without a trace.
In the quiet Tucson foothills, Nancy Guthrie’s home no longer feels like a place of safety, but the opening scene of a nightmare. A faint trail of blood marks the entryway, scattered and unresolved. The torn-out camera suggests intent — a deliberate effort to erase whatever moments were captured that night.
Inside, Nancy’s life was abruptly interrupted, leaving behind silence and fear. Investigators believe she may have been taken against her will, yet no suspects have been named, no motive confirmed, and the source of the blood remains unknown.
For her daughter, Savannah Guthrie, who has spent years telling other families’ tragic stories, the crisis is now painfully personal. As police work behind closed doors, a family waits in unbearable uncertainty — suspended between hope and dread, praying that somewhere, somehow, Nancy is still alive and holding on.
