A camera was discovered on the roof of the Tucson home belonging to Nancy Guthrie after a neighbor noticed an unusual detail in aerial footage that led to a police search, authorities and multiple news outlets report. (Parade)
Neighbors told investigators they saw what looked like a recently altered or unusually clean section of the roof in drone or aerial video, which prompted officials to inspect the property more closely. During the search, officers removed a mounted camera from the roof. (The Sunday Guardian)
Law enforcement also seized a vehicle from the property as part of the ongoing inquiry and conducted searches near the home, including probing a manhole or septic area behind the residence, according to local reporting. No arrests have been announced and investigators have not disclosed whether the camera recorded useful footage. (Parade)
The investigation into Savannah Guthrie’s mother remains active, and authorities say they are continuing to analyze multiple items of evidence recovered from the scene. Officials have declined to release many details while forensic work continues. (People.com)
Federal and local agencies have been involved in the probe, and the family has requested a continued law-enforcement presence at the property for security while searches proceed. Investigators are also reviewing alleged ransom messages that have circulated in connection with the case. (People.com)
Police are urging anyone with information about the camera, the vehicle, or any unusual activity around the Guthrie property to contact investigators. The department handling the case has said the matter remains an active and ongoing investigation. (People.com)
