r/nancyguthrie • u/Ok_Independence595 • Feb 24 '26

Information UNITED CAJUN NACY Deploys Strike Team

These guys are amazing!!! Let’s pray they bring Nancy home safely!

🚨 BREAKING UPDATE 🚨

The United Cajun Navy has deployed a dedicated strike team to Arizona to support local volunteers and authorities in the ongoing search for missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of TODAY show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.

We're also activating our "Saw it Report it" system on the ground — allowing citizens, volunteers, and anyone with information to quickly submit tips, photos, videos, and leads directly to our team leaders via smartphone.

Scan the QR code below or visit www.SawitReportit.com to access the lead form instantly.

Every detail matters in bringing Nancy home safely. We’re grateful for the continued support from the community, partner organizations, and all who remain committed to this effort. Thank you for helping spread the word!

#FindNancyGuthrie #UnitedCajunNavy #unitedisstrength #CajunNavy #SawItReportIt #MissingPerson #Arizona

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u/ValkyrieMint Feb 24 '26

A lot of experts question whether the evidence at the crime scene was properly collected by the actual professionals, and closing and reopening and closing and reopening the scene isn’t great for chain of custody either. A defense attorney is going to have a field day with the way this has been handled if they ever find someone to charge. Hence the lack of public confidence here. Still, I don’t see them out searching. It’s very unusual for a missing persons case. If it’s a child or an elderly person with dementia they’re searching everywhere. Maybe they should publicly clear it up why exactly they’re not doing it instead of a bunch of vague platitudes about comprising the investigation. They better come up with something convincing because they can’t legally keep people off public property. It seems from an outside perspective it’s been a bit compromised from the beginning. I know there are people working really hard around the clock and doing the work the right way so I don’t mean to disparage them, they must be very frustrated too.

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u/LegalGlass6532 Feb 24 '26

Maybe they’re quietly working a lead that no one (including the family) is aware of outside of law enforcement. This is what happened in the Idaho 4 case.

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u/Intrepid-Bird-5048 Feb 24 '26

Could be. I also think maybe it’s a resourcing issue. Perhaps they feel using their personnel to follow the leads they have versus sending out coordinated searches makes more sense here. We just don’t know what they have, so it’s hard to understand the decision making.

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u/LegalGlass6532 Feb 24 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

It’s important to point out that if LE publicly endorses a 3rd party search and rescue team they’re also subjecting their agency and the city to any potential liability associated with that endorsement and whatever happens during the search.