Nancy Guthrie’s Arizona Home Was ‘Innocent’ and Showed ‘No Signs of a Beating’ After Kidnapping, Investigative Source Claims

A close and continuous source Nancy Guthrie An investigation says the home of an 84-year-old missing Arizona man “shows no signs of damage” after his disappearance – with allegations that some rooms inside the property were in “poor” condition after he went missing.

Days after Nancy’s daughter, “Today” is the host of the show Savannah Guthriespoke about the signs investigators saw at her mother’s place after she was reported missing, an insider revealed new details about the condition of the house with a NewsNation reporter. Brian Entin.

“This new information makes sense in the big picture of what we know,” Entin—who has been on the ground near Tucson since Nancy disappeared in Feb. 1-say today.

“The source that is very close to the investigation now [confirms] to us that there were no signs of an attack inside Nancy Guthrie’s house, that most of the rooms were described as ‘clean,’ so the house was very clean.”

Etin added that this explanation is similar to the details Savannah, 54, shared during a recent interview Hoda Kotbwhere he pointed out that the situation at home did not immediately reveal what happened to his mother.

“[It] it makes sense if you go back to what Savannah said, which is that when her sister and her brother-in-law came, they weren’t sure what happened, she just disappeared at some point, and they thought maybe the ambulance took her,” Entin continued.

“That’s because, according to this source, there was nothing unusual in the house.”

Speaking about the scene at Nancy’s place in her recent NBC interview, Savannah said the doors to the home were “opened,” leading her and her siblings to believe that perhaps their mother had experienced “some kind of night sickness” that required emergency personnel to enter the home through that door.

However, they soon realized that something worse might have happened—when it was noticed that Nancy’s belongings, including her phone bag and phone, were still at home. Detectives then found blood on the door of the property, while the doorbell camera had been “dislodged” from the front gate frame.

“The doors were open, and there was blood on the front door. And the camera was out. So we said, ‘This is wrong. Something is wrong here.’

What is the full timeline of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance?

Nanos noted at a press conference on February 5 that, although the timing is close, his team has gathered a lot of evidence that points to Nancy’s movements—and the timeline of her apparent abduction.

Nancy was reported missing around 12:00 pm on February 1, about 14 hours after she was dropped off after a family dinner. When he failed to attend his regular Sunday church gathering, his friends alerted his family, who found his house empty.

SATURDAY, JAN. 31

5:32 p.mNancy goes to Annie’s house in an Uber “to eat dinner and play games with the family.”

9:48 p.mThe garage door opened at Nancy’s house when she was left by her daughter.

9:50 p.mThe garage door closes, indicating that Nancy is inside the home.

SUNDAY, FEB. 1

1:47 a.mThe security camera on Nancy’s doorbell is disconnected.

2:12 a.mMotion is detected on a home security camera. No recordings of this are available yet.

2:28 a.mNancy’s pacemaker app shows that the device has been disconnected from her phone.

11:00 a.mNancy fails to arrive at her friend’s house, where she has been going to watch the live church service.

11:56 a.mNancy’s family goes to her house to check on her and finds the place empty.

12:03 p.mThe family calls 911 to report Nancy missing.

12:14 p.mThe police arrived at Nancy’s house.