Masked suspect in abduction of Nancy Guthrie might have been at her entrance door sooner than date of disappearance: stories | EUROtoday

The masked suspect within the abduction of Nancy Guthrie might have been at her entrance door sooner than the date of her disappearance, in response to a number of stories.

Guthrie, the 84-year-old mom of Today present star Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her dwelling within the Catalina Foothills outdoors of Tucson, Arizona, on February 1. Police imagine the aged lady was taken as she slept.

Authorities launched pictures of the suspect, who has but to be publicly recognized, earlier this month. The suspect was sporting a ski masks, gloves and, in a lot of the pictures, a backpack.

The pictures had been taken from a doorbell digital camera at Nancy’s entrance door the morning of her disappearance, in response to the FBI.

But ABC News reported Monday, citing sources conversant in the investigation, one of many photographs, which confirmed the suspect with out a backpack, was taken on one other day earlier than the alleged abduction.

A CNN supply later confirmed the suspected kidnapper was at her entrance door on an evening apart from the day Nancy disappeared.

It’s unclear which day the suspect got here to the house earlier than Nancy vanished.

The Independent has reached out to the Pima County Sheriff’s Department, which referred to the FBI. The FBI has been contacted for remark.

It’s been greater than three weeks since Nancy vanished. Authorities and the Guthrie household are determined to seek out her.

The reward for priceless info in reference to Nancy’s disappearance has grown to greater than $200,000. Savannah and her household have even gone so far as to supply to pay for her secure return following stories of ransom notes which have but to be verified by police.

Savannah has not posted on Instagram, the place she often posts updates concerning the case, in additional than every week.

In her final put up, the TV journalist spoke on to her mom’s suspected kidnapper: “I wanted to say to whoever has her, or knows where she is, that it’s never too late.”

“It is never too late to do the right thing,” she mentioned.

This is a growing story…