Police are reviewing surveillance camera footage from the home of a Tucson neighbor of Nancy Guthrie’s daughter, Annie
BREAKING NEWS
Police have confirmed they are intensively reviewing surveillance camera footage obtained from a Tucson residence connected to Annie Guthrie, daughter of the missing Nancy Guthrie. Authorities say what investigators observed at 2:37 a.m. has dramatically shifted the course of the investigation.
According to law enforcement sources, the footage was recovered from a neighboring property and is now being treated as critical evidence. While officials declined to release the video publicly, they described the recorded activity as “highly revealing.”
“The timestamped footage provided clarity on movements and interactions that were previously uncertain,” a police spokesperson stated. “It has exposed inconsistencies that we can no longer ignore.”
Investigators confirmed that the recording captures unexpected activity near the property during the early morning hours. Authorities would not specify who appears in the video, but acknowledged that the images contradict earlier assumptions about the timeline surrounding Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance.
Sources close to the investigation indicate that the footage has prompted detectives to reassess prior statements and re-evaluate the roles of individuals previously considered peripheral to the case.
Police emphasized that the video contains no graphic or violent imagery, but its implications are considered significant enough to trigger immediate follow-up actions, including additional interviews and forensic analysis.
The Guthrie family has been informed of the development. While they have not issued a formal statement, sources say the new findings have been described as both shocking and deeply emotional.
Authorities stress that the investigation remains active and urged the public to avoid speculation.
“This evidence is helping us piece together a clearer picture,” the spokesperson added. “But conclusions will only be drawn once every detail has been verified.”
Further updates are expected as investigators continue their review.
