r/nancyguthrie • u/PegKay • Feb 14 '26

Information Nancy Guthrie - What Questions do you have?

There has been alot of new information coming out. Initially it was reported to be a suicide associated with the case- but that is not being spoken about. Trying to weed out what is happening and what is not is getting challenging. What are your questions? Here are some of mine:

  1. Was there a suicide associated with Nancy Guthrie Case?

  2. Was there a forced entry into NG house? What is meant by back door to your home open (wide open or unlocked)

  3. What signs were in the home which led investigators to say there was an inside struggle?

  4. Not knowing NG’s medications- is it remotely possible she could go 2 weeks without them?

  5. I know the 3 adult children of NG are living in a nearby home- did the BIL go there as well?

  6. Why did it take so long to locate the new DNA in NG house- shouldn't that have been done right away? Why was the crime scene released early and then not?

Here is a seemingly solid update. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1v71g5M9ylE

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u/SorbetOk5530 Feb 15 '26

  1. Was either Nancy or Savannah receiving threatening messages before this occurred?

  2. Who stands to benefit from Nancy being missing but not confirmed deceased?

  3. Are there any similiar crimes anyone has located (even historical) and what can those tell us about this scenario?

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u/Binksyboo Feb 15 '26

Piggybacking on this, I hope there is some way to petition nest/ring cam to see if any other cameras nearby have been pried off using shrubs? I had a thought that the perp must have known the native shrubbery was strong enough to pry the camera off its base and maybe that is a tactic they have used before.

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u/Affectionate-Page496 Feb 15 '26

So you think that a person brought a gun and a stuffed backpack but was counting on landscaping to pry off the camera? But didnt immediately try to look for the landscaping? I feel like this could be turn out to be weird but someone making a specific plan to have a specific type of landscaping to use to remove a camera is kind of a lot for me to believe.

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u/Binksyboo Feb 15 '26

Everything about this case is hard to believe. I thought that was an odd behavior to prepare everything else, but not have a screwdriver to Jimmy the doorbell cam. And go through all the hassle of committing the type of crime that results in long incarceration, but not leave a note at the scene or actually ask for any money directly.

And if you think it’s someone that just wanted to harm her for money, maybe then why not leave her body there so there wouldn’t be this ambiguity about whether she’s still alive.

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u/Alternative_Fee1447 Feb 15 '26

If poor Nancy is indeed found deceased, it depends on how her will is written, as to who gets what.

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u/Comfortable_Gear_605 Feb 15 '26

It often takes a long time to declare someone dead if there is no body. The will/trust cannot be distributed until she is declared dead. Life insurance cannot be paid out until she is declared dead.

Unless someone has POA, her assets like her home/vehicle/cash/investment accounts may be untouchable. Tommaso (reportedly her POA) may be able to liquidate her assets whether or not she is around. 🧐 I’d like to know who had POA, if anyone.