Savannah Guthrie’s mom Nancy has been missing since February 1 (Image: Savannah Guthrie/Instagram)
A detailed timeline has been confirmed as part of the investigation for Savannah Guthrie’s missing mom, Nancy.
During a press conference in Pima County, Arizona, on February 5, Sheriff Chris Nanos spoke to the press, alongside FBI Special Agent Heith Janke, and shared the latest details in the search for 84-year-old Nancy, who appears to have been taken from her home in the early hours of February 1.
As he went into a detailed timeline, Sheriff Nanos emphasized that the times were “approximate,” and began, “At 5.32pm, Nancy travels to her local family’s home for dinner and playing games with the family. Just visiting. At 9:48pm, which is very consistent to what we were told by the family, Nancy was dropped off at home and we know that because we have a garage open at approximately 9:48pm.”
Sheriff Nanos continued, “At 9:50pm that garage door closes and at that time, we assume, Nancy is home and probably going to bed. Sunday morning, early morning at 1:47am, the doorbell camera disconnects. At 2:12am, software detects a person on a camera but there’s no video available.
“They had no subscription and therefore it would rewrite itself, it just kinda loops and covers up. That’s what our analysis teams have told us. We’re not done with that, we’ll do all we can but that’s what it says, it detects a person on camera.
Nancy’s pacemaker disconnected from the app on her phone at 2.28am (Image: Instagram)
“Could that be an animal? I imagine that’s possible, we don’t know that, we just have no video but we’re not giving up on that.”
Sheriff Nanos went on to confirm that at 2.28am “Nancy’s pacemaker app shows that it was a disconnect from the phone.”
Over nine hours later, Nancy’s family decided to check on her when friends raised the alarm about her not being at a Sunday church service, and 911 was called at 12:03pm.
Savannah Guthrie and her two siblings shared an emotional plea video on February 4 (Image: Instagram)
However, he went on to confirm that authorities have still not “identified a suspect or a person of interest,” adding, “We’re not there yet.”
Elsewhere during the press conference, FBI Special Agent Heith Janke told press that there were some people falsely claiming to be the kidnappers, but did not rule out the existence of a legitimate demand letter. As for those impostors attempting to send faux ransom demands for the return of Savannah‘s mother, he stressed that they would also be brought to justice, including an earlier arrest.
He told the press, “To those impostors who are trying to take advantage and profit from this situation. We will investigate and ensure you are held accountable for your actions. We have made one arrest related to an imposter ransom demand.”
Savannah and her family are ‘ready to talk’ to whoever has her mother (Image: savannahguthrie/Instagram)
The official further explained that a complaint against the alleged imposter is intended to be presented to the court later today. “You will get more on that from the FBI,” he said.
He also addressed Nancy’s kidnapper(s) directly and said, “To anyone that may be involved, do the right thing. This is an 84-year-old granmda that needs vital medication for her wellbeing.
“You still have the time to do the right thing before this becomes a much worse scenario for you. Please return Nancy home.”
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‘ Some details of this article were extracted from the following source www.the-express.com ’
