Fresh doubt has been cast on the tip off that first led to alarms being raised over Nancy Guthrie's shock abduction this weekend, the Daily Mail can reveal.
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Fresh doubt has been cast on the tip off that first led to alarms being raised over Nancy Guthrie's shock abduction this weekend, the Daily Mail can reveal.
A fellow congregant at Nancy's church in Tucson,
Arizona, was initially reported to have alerted the 84-year-old's family after she failed to attend a morning service on Sunday.
Curiously, however, a source has now told the Daily Mail that the elderly mother had not been at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church for years.
Ever since the Covid pandemic, she has been worshipping 'online'.
It is understood that St. Andrews does not have a large-scale Zoom call for online viewing, as some religious organizations do.
{That is very interesting--IS IT ACCURATE?]
TIMELINE:
Saturday, January 31
9.45pm
Nancy Guthrie, 84, arrives at her home in the
Catalina Foothills area of Tucson, Arizona.
She had spent the evening having dinner with
family, including her daughter Annie, who drove
her home. It is believed Annie is the last person to
have seen her mother, at 9.45pm.
Sunday, February 1
2am
Nancy's pacemaker last syncs with her Apple
devices at home. Investigators believe
she is abducted around this time.
11am
Nancy fails to arrive at her regular church service.
A member of the congregation calls her family.
Savannah Guthrie and her mother Nancy, 84
11.10am
Family members arrive at her home to find it empty.
zona home
Tucson
12.15pm
Nancy is reported missing to
Pima County Sheriff’s Department.
Monday, February 2
Sheriff Chris Nanos says he believes Nancy was taken against her will, between
approximately 9.30pm Saturday and 11am Sunday.
The home is treated as a potential crime scene and homicide detectives are involved.
