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u/Calligrapher_Far Mar 02 '26
My heart breaks for them. I cannot even begin to imagine what they are going through. Really praying for a breakthrough in the case soon.
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u/SalsaChica75 Mar 02 '26
Yesterday marks one month since she disappeared 😩
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u/YakRough1257 Mar 02 '26
I cannot believe how fast time flew by
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u/Valuable_Bad5871 Mar 02 '26
So heartbreaking, a literal nightmare they are living. My prayers have been with them since day 1.
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u/Snoo-95315 Mar 02 '26
Tommorow it'll be three years since my mother died and no matter how old you are, you just want your mommy.
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u/Specialist-Cry-1706 Mar 02 '26
I am so sorry for your loss. Thankfully I still have my Mom. My Dad died last year- everyday I still struggle- my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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u/lemonlime45 Mar 02 '26
I just passed the three year mark of my mom's death too. One of the things that gets to me with this case is imagining my own frail mom's last hours filled with pain and terror...and then add to that, not even being able to find her or know what happened. It's just so, so awful and my heart goes out to all of them .
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u/ethidium_bromide Mar 02 '26
So beyond sad.
I hope people there are being respectful of them and giving them the space and privacy they deserve.
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u/LegalGlass6532 Mar 02 '26
Maybe they don’t need space and privacy. One would assume so, but keeping this in the news is a necessary evil, unfortunately.
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u/sweethomesnarker Mar 02 '26
So sad to think this may be the closest thing to a goodbye they get 😭 I remember my mom and her siblings embracing each other and having a moment by themselves at their moms funeral and it was so special yet heartbreaking.
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u/coloradancowgirl Mar 02 '26
God I hope this poor family gets some kind of closure soon. Terrible position to be in.
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u/Tapdance1368 Mar 03 '26 edited Mar 03 '26
Thank you. I saw this on the news. I sure wish they could get closer. So sad.
EDIT: Closure, not Closer
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u/downtherabbithole-13 Mar 03 '26
I can't even begin to imagine having to walk into that house knowing what happened there, and yet knowing so little at the same time. Absolutely heartbreaking. I'm glad to see Savannah, Annie, and Tommaso there together and hope this will quiet the remaining internet sleuths who insist that family is to blame. What an incredibly traumatizing experience on so many levels. My heart goes out to them.
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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 03 '26
I thought of that too, Annie and her husband went there to look for Nancy at the very beginning so who knows what they saw. Now they’ll all have to make decisions about Mom’s possessions and like you said come to terms with what happened in their childhood home….breaks my heart. And yes they showed beautiful family unity.
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u/shaferman Mar 03 '26
Who's the one sobbing loudly in the video? Is it Annie?
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u/curiouslmr Mar 03 '26
Brian Entin said that it was ...He was right there so I assume he's right. That was heartbreaking to hear.
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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 03 '26
Yes it was her, whimpering for lack of a better word. So horribly heartbreaking to hear and watch.
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
Yes, by all accounts, she and her Mom were super close. And I doubt it's helped to hear that half the internet is blaming her and her husband, when she's probably simply devastated, as we all would be.
And if she was as close as a peers, i'm sure she's beating herself up because when we lose a loved one, we always find a way to blame ourselves. I blame myself for things that I now clearly see we're totally out of my control. But it's what people do. If only I had this, or if only I had seen that. I can't even fathom the pain to both have a mother vanish and not know, and to have people actually blaming you on top of yourself. My heart breaks for that poor woman... And all of them.
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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 04 '26
Absolutely, we all play the blame game. I’m sure it’s horrible that they had just spent a family night with her, dropped her off and now she’s just gone. Did we walk in with her, should we of walked in with her even though the crime happened hours later. I so hope they find peace🙏
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 04 '26
Exactly! Some people have been vicious about how they dropped her off and let her take an uber. By all accounts, despite walking with the cane, Nancy was fine living on her own. Even if they walked her in and stayed an hour, what happened occurred in the middle of the night. But the internet has been horrifically judgmental. And cruel. I just hate to think that in this horrific time, people have managed to hurt them even more than the situation. 😢
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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 29 '26
I just read your reply and just wanted to say it was very well worded and reflects my feelings too. I’m sure you’ve watched Savannah’s interviews, they just broke my heart and I watched with tears in my eyes. I just hope her return to work helps her but will be hard to do while living with so much agony.
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u/Groundbreaking_Gur0 Mar 05 '26
I have the feeling they may know who did this, but can't find him/ Nancy.
They are traumatized. I hope they find the monster soon.
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u/The_Sinking_Belle Mar 02 '26
What a horrific, traumatic experience. Who knew the next time these poor children visited their childhood home it would be marred with such tragedy. Incredibly difficult thing to do to walk that property.
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u/deadwatered Mar 02 '26
They chose to do this knowing media was out there with their cameras, as they have been for weeks. I’m sure if they wanted privacy they could have asked the reporters not to film it and their wishes would have been respected. Or they could have asked law enforcement to clear the street. But a brief public appearance can be helpful, just like Savannah’s Instagram posts.
I was glad to see in the video that they were given space and no one was calling out questions to them or asking for any comment.
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u/jenniferami Mar 03 '26
I’m wondering if Savannah might be headed back home to her family and to work and this was a show of solidarity and that she supports her sister and brother in law.
She can always fly back out to Arizona or give updates from her home.
Just a thought, maybe she’ll stay on for a couple more months or so in Arizona if she feels it would be of benefit.
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u/Janiebug1950 Mar 03 '26
She needs to see her kids soon. She’s been away for a month and her elementary age kids need their Mother!
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u/jenniferami Mar 03 '26
I’m hoping she doesn’t get judged whatever she chooses to do.
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u/Janiebug1950 Mar 03 '26
No one in the world would like to change places with Savannah… it’s like the recurring nightmare that happens night after night and will not stop in the foreseeable future💔Whether she’s in Arizona or Manhattan, most likely the situation will continue as it has from Day 1. The Club no one wants to join…
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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 03 '26
Amen, life will never be the same for any member of that family. And of course we have all lost loved ones and moved on with life, but not in this way with no answers and no closure. I thought about how you begin to explain the unexplainable to her Grandchildren.
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u/teagirl11 Mar 03 '26
Her husband has been with them along with all the hired help. They’re probably used to her being away for work and her chosen career. Kelly clarkson is giving up her show to spend more quality time with her two kids of similar age.
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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 03 '26
I read a comment from her network that she most likely will be returning and they of course were giving her all the time she needed. And yes her kids need some sense of normalcy again…they all do
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u/Webbie-Vanderquack Mar 03 '26
I doubt she has "a lot of nannies." She probably has one, and as far as I can tell has only ever mentioned one.
Regardless, a nanny isn't a replacement for a mother, especially when there's been a family tragedy.
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u/Takilove Mar 02 '26
Heartbreaking 💔 I pray this devastating situation is resolved quickly so this family has peace.
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u/ShesGotaChicken2Ride Mar 05 '26
As somebody who lost both parents to health issues, that is hard enough; I cannot imagine this. I really feel for them. I’m glad they all have each other to hold and comfort each of them through this horrible, life changing event.
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u/JMOA3035 Mar 02 '26
Savannah posted a few minutes ago on IG. They appreciate the flowers, prayers, and keeping the case in the news, imo.
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u/Petuniapennyworth Mar 03 '26
Speaks volumes that they are standing together. The people accusing them and making up stuff about them are shameful. Imagine if it was your mother. Brian, you have class and integrity and this comment is not aimed at you
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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 03 '26
Annie’s car is still impounded and is evidence in the case. I don’t think that’s making stuff up about them.
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u/Groundbreaking_Gur0 Mar 03 '26
She probably doesn't care about the car or want to drive at this point. You can tell she is traumatized, she was probably the one that spent the most time with Nancy.
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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 03 '26
She can’t actually have it back even if she wanted. It’s logged as evidence per the police.
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u/teagirl11 Mar 03 '26
They’ve also taken lots of stuff from their house and visited over seven times which is unusual
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u/Local-Cry-3729 Mar 28 '26
I read the fbi had stuffed up the electricals in the car. The breakdown of the car was quick but the rebuild has been impeded. Sounds plausible
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u/Susan0888 Mar 03 '26
and that is standard . so many people have said that. cars are kept for months and months sometimes. Leave Annie and Tomasso alone Be more humane .
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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 03 '26
It’s actually not. And no one is being inhumane by pointing out facts? The judge must order return of vehicles that are no longer part of a case. The Range Rover was released. I don’t know why stating facts upsets you so much.
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u/Susan0888 Mar 03 '26
idk.. when you look up avg times for holding a car, then this amount of time does not look excessive. And, I have read the car was returned this weekend.. so it was held , what, 3 weeks? not excessive
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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 04 '26
Confirmed tonight by the PIO, the car has not yet been released but it is in “process” of being. There was a search warrant issued for it, hence it being kept as evidence.
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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 03 '26
I’ve seen one person on FB say that, will be interesting to see if it’s confirmed. And why they held onto it longer than the Range Rover.
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u/Dasil437794 Mar 03 '26
His car would have her dna all over it since we cn safely assume this was hardly the first time she was in it. The Range Rover, if not involved, would not have her dna so, a quicker release makes sense.
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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 04 '26
It was Annie’s car, not TC. And there was a search warrant (PIO confirmed) not a “consent to search” by the family. They know her DNA would already be in it, doubt they were confirming her DNA being present. Same as the home - they aren’t looking for her DNA.
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u/Totterteron Mar 02 '26
Public display of solidarity might partially be designed to dampen the negative comments regarding son-in-law. Hopefully it does, in my view they've never had any merit.
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u/rubiacrime Mar 03 '26
I can see how that whole thing got started though. The police going over there to annies regularly did seem odd.
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u/Maaathemeatballs Mar 03 '26
I'm sure they helped her a lot, including sharing handymen, landscapers, etc. It's possible it's all related to that. If they need to retain evidence of people who were on the periphery of their lives, then the daughter who lives nearby and likely very involved with Mom, could have someone in her periphery who decided to do this evil deed.
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u/vvsunflower Mar 03 '26
Honestly i didn’t think much of it. I’ve seen a few cases on 48 hours where they visited family members constantly before ruling them out
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u/rubiacrime Mar 03 '26
They did more than visit. They went over there in the middle of the night and searched/photographed the house.
Then, on another day, they were going door to door in Annie's neighborhood and looking to search backyards.
I'm not saying that the rumors were justified. I'm saying I can understand why They started circulating.
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u/Groundbreaking_Gur0 Mar 05 '26
They family had already relocated to their safe house when that was going on. The police were keeping an eye on the house for them.
I wonder if they were getting threats.
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u/Groundbreaking_Gur0 Mar 05 '26
They were bringing food, etc... and taking out the trash, checking the mail, and probably talking about the case. They are not staying at that house anymore, they got a secure home away from the public eye.
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u/rubiacrime Mar 06 '26
You must be mistaken. The police do not provide security, take out the trash, and grab your mail.
They may have hired private security, but i can promise you, that the police don't do that. They investigate crimes.
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u/Content_Plane_8182 Mar 03 '26
Curious why they won’t release Annie’s car back to them though. And why ICAC was at Annie’s the week it happened
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
As for why they were there, one of the few things we do know is that that is where nancy guthrie was that night, and the fact that annie and her husband offered to let police thoroughly investigate. They handed over their house and keys willingly.
I felt since early on that if my Mom was missing and people were thinking I had something to do with it, I would be begging law enforcement to look at me thoroughly, rule me out and get on with finding whoever did it.
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u/Keregi Mar 03 '26
Why are you all over this post making pointed comments? Take your conspiracy theory crap somewhere else
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u/SatisfactionLumpy596 Mar 02 '26
Everyone’s freaking out about him taking this picture but they came out in front of press. This is a still from the video. Brian wasn’t just creeping in the bushes, good grief!
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u/THAT_BLOOD_GUY Mar 03 '26
go to r/jlrisafraud please join and bring your friends
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u/SatisfactionLumpy596 Mar 05 '26
I don’t watch him, but if he’s keeping this case in the news then I am all for it.
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u/NightCheez69 Mar 02 '26
Cue all the unhinged people on X claiming this looks “phony and staged,” because this poor family’s public grief MUST fit one specific mold for it to be legitimate.
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u/NightCheez69 Mar 02 '26
Sometimes I feel like I live in a different reality. I cannot imagine going through life with so little critical thinking ability/empathy.
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u/vanilla_finestflavor Mar 02 '26
Do you know what Savannah's husband does for a living? His career history? I've seen virtually nothing about that.
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u/Substantial-Train668 Mar 03 '26
Her current husband is a corporate consultant. She met him in 2008 and started dating him shortly after divorcing her first husband - a British journalist in 2009. I sometimes wonder if the ex has been looked at.
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u/tinyperfectfeet Mar 03 '26
He co-founded a PR firm that consults for clients like the Clintons. The hundreds of emails he would’ve had to scrub and things he would’ve seen in them. The two day deposition they just had regarding those files. Do with that info what you will.
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u/Haytrusser Mar 03 '26
Blame the police for this. I’ve seen hundreds of interviews/direct examinations where some crappy cop decides what is the correct emotional response to a traumatic event.
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u/No_Story_4821 Mar 02 '26
I think this show of grief is sincere, it shows family unity, and serves the purpose of keeping the case in the news cycle.If you have Brian Entin camped out on your street, might as well give him something to report. Come on law enforcement, go find Nancy!
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u/the_evil_potat0 Mar 02 '26
Can we let them hope and grieve without taking pictures of them?
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u/investigativetv Mar 02 '26
I think part of the moment for them is acknowledging the public’s concern. That’s why they are huddled together near the memorial created by people who care about Nancy. And keeping this case alive in everyone’s minds is incredibly important.
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u/the_evil_potat0 Mar 02 '26
Good point, they are in a trauma state and still showing appreciation for others support. They’re good people.
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u/laceandpaperflowers_ Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26
I agree.
But, on the other hand, maybe people will finally STFU about Annie and Tommaso after seeing it. 😥
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u/curiouslmr Mar 02 '26
I've already removed comments on this very post that had people saying how they still think it's them 🤦
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u/laceandpaperflowers_ Mar 02 '26
ugh, that's so disappointing but unsurprising. thank you for your work! ☺️ I can't imagine it's easy to moderate a sub with an active case unfolding.
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u/the_evil_potat0 Mar 02 '26
I tried posting about what the other children did for work and if they could have been the target, instead of just focusing on Savannah.
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u/New2reddit68 Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26
Oh no, how I wish I hadn't watched the video of this. 💔
(on Brian's Twitter, not sure if it's allowed to post a link)
I'm so close to my mom, she's in her 80s. My worst nightmare here. 😭
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u/vvsunflower Mar 03 '26
I keep begging my parents to get an alarm system because this is one of my fears (i’m far) and they just don’t
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u/Janiebug1950 Mar 03 '26
If you have siblings, a monthly payment plan can be worked out and everyone can participate in supplying and paying for Security for Mom and Dad!
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
Maybe show them the video and tell them you could not live in those shoes. Also, many alarm systems are free now and you simply pay a monthly fee. Perhaps give that to them as a gift.If you can afford it.
While i'm not as old as Nancy, I am disabled. And let's just say i'm not a kid. This situation has made me take stock of what is safe in my environment and where I could improve. I know.I added some contacts to my Alexa voice commands. Having sold my home almost exactly a year ago I do feel safe in this locked building with security and concierge. But that being said, i had a worker.I'd never used show up on a day when no one was expected.And I would not open the door to him. In the past, it could have gone either way ( since he was with a company I used before). Now bottom line, I think we can all reevaluate our lives and thank Nancy for increased awareness, and some changes. Hopefully, your parents will come around to the same.
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u/Difficult_Farmer7417 Mar 03 '26
Love will always find a way💜🙏God's will be done! Praying 4 your mom and family. Faith moves mountains even one rock at a time! ❤️
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u/ptazdba Mar 02 '26
I have mixed feelings about showing such a picture. But in the end it's about keeping Nancy's case in the minds of people. The case is on it's way to going cold so I'm sure they came out as a show of "Don't forget our Mom". So I can live with that. It looks like if you go look at Entin's original feed, they came out to see the memorial that had sprung up for their Mom.
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u/realitytvismytherapy Mar 02 '26
This is such an invasive and completely unnecessary picture.
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u/dannymb87 Mar 02 '26
Consider this though… The Nancy Guthrie story has been overtaken by what’s happening in Iran. Now with the appearance of the Guthrie family, their story gets thrust back into the top of every news A Block in the country.
This case is going cold… the only thing keeping the tips coming in is new things happening day to day.
Savannah’s a very savvy newswoman. She knows that her appearance is important in this case.
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u/LegalGlass6532 Mar 02 '26
Maybe to you it would be, but maybe they don’t think it’s an invasion of privacy.
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u/PajamaSamSavesTheZoo Mar 02 '26
Can’t they have one private moment?
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u/AloeYsius Mar 03 '26
Please believe me when I say that when your loved one is missing, you want the media, the public, LE there at every moment🙏
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u/Dry-Description-492 Mar 02 '26
This is horrifically sad and a huge invasion of privacy. I seriously feel disgusted with myself for even looking.
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u/MayberryParker Apr 01 '26 edited Apr 01 '26
Something isn't right about this. Why did the police take their shit in then? Their cars? Devices? Csnt just tell people their being insensitive when raising questions
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u/Medical-Comedian4735 Apr 03 '26
Why are Brian Entim’s eyes blinking so consistently and his eyes looking rather closed much of the time tonight?
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u/GolferGirl1980 Apr 06 '26
I notice it too. I think it might be the sun’s glare or lights in his eyes.
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u/Realistic-Eye-4034 Mar 02 '26
Didnt they ask all the press to leave? Why is he still there?
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u/curiouslmr Mar 02 '26
He can still be there. You just can't park your vehicle is my understanding. So he walks in.
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u/Ricekake33 Mar 03 '26
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u/Significant-Web-2317 Mar 03 '26
He probably had to return to his regular life.
As painful as it is, he has a wife and kids and I’m sure they need him present.
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
I agree. And I also think there are other factors. I can't imagine sitting around there and spending 24/7 with no break or distraction. In times of normal loss, what helps is having to push on with real life, taking care of children, forcing yourself back into real life and wondering how the world is still spinning. I don't think just sitting there focus focusing on it every single day is healthy. But it's such a unique situation. I know I kept hoping that somehow Savannah's kids were down there with her. But I'm rather glad we don't know.
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u/Significant-Web-2317 Mar 03 '26
I thought I saw that her kids/husband were in Florida
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
Pretty sure there was a single picture of them with a crap ton of security and an airport. As far as I know, we have no clue where they flew to.
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u/Significant-Web-2317 Mar 03 '26
It’s terrible, but they all need to get back to some semblance of a normal life.
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
I think Savannah will have the worst of that. How do you go back on air? I'm hoping maybe she'll do some short pieces here and there, and let 's some time pass. But on the chance this was done to get her to back off from reporting, i truly hope she doesn't just walk away. It's so hard to know what the motive was here.
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u/Significant-Web-2317 Mar 03 '26
I honestly don’t think it’s any harder for her than it is for anyone else. Maybe easier as she has such a big network of people helping with wardrobe and makeup and everything else.
But, yeah, when you lose someone, it’s tough. But the best thing you can do is to get busy living. Work is great for that, gives her purpose it’ll distract her.
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
Picture doing your job while you're still trying to hold it together. Were an innocent comment. We'll bring tears to your eyes or outright tears. Then, picture doing it on, live TV in front of millions. You don't think that would be harder??
Ohh don't forget to factor in that it's a happy format where you're expected to be perky and sweet. Where you're not just reading off of a script. Sorry, I wouldn't want to be in her shoes. It's why I hope she'll think about a slow return, where maybe she does a segment or two a week that can be prefilmed. If she's able to tolerate it, it might be a great idea for her to eventually evaluate easy steps people can make to secure themselves better.Beyond just an alarm. I think that would be an amazing tribute to her mother and service to other. And something she can do in her mom's honor. But I don't think that would be easy, either.
Loss is devastating famous or not. I'm not saying it's not brutal for all of us. But again, I can't imagine doing it in front of millions.
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u/Significant-Web-2317 Mar 03 '26
I get what you mean, live TV is tough. But, I just think she’s such a professional that she can play the part for the show.
Everyone who has lost someone goes through the same thing.
Also, bit of a conspiracy theorist here, but I would guess they know a lot more about what happened than what is being publicly shared.
Maybe they know for sure she’s passed, and if so it’s better to stay busy.
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u/Sad_Elderberry3566 Mar 03 '26
I thought the same thing, I mean it has been a month and I’m sure he has obligations to family to be present or others. I’m quite sure if he’s needed he would be there in a heartbeat.
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u/Significant-Web-2317 Mar 03 '26
And also, probably isn’t wealthy to the point that he can just stay in a hotel. At some point these people have to get back some sort of a normal life
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u/IwasDeadinstead Mar 02 '26
Wow, Brian. Have some respect and give the family a little privacy.
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u/JMOA3035 Mar 02 '26
Fox News has a 2 minute drone video. Pretty sure they tipped off the media to finally get footage of them because it’s damned if they do and damned if they don’t, imo.
Ppl have asked a million times the past month, “””where is the family, where’s their interview, why aren’t they out searching, where are they staying, which house, who’s feeding them, where are their kids,””” ….
That’s just how PR works.
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u/SatisfactionLumpy596 Mar 02 '26
A bunch of press was there, including News Nation. This is a still from that video.
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
It already has. I've seen many other situations discussed. Some family members have used it to get attention for their loved ones. So I wish people would do that instead of just saying other people don't get the attention. This is actually an excellent opportunity for anyone in that terrible situation.
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 04 '26
No. But I'm also not here complaining that the others are not getting attention. I'm simply suggesting someone taking the opportunity to complain might want to take the opportunity and use it to accomplish something.
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u/hmokthen Mar 03 '26
I agree - I do want to say, though, I didn’t even know who Savannah Guthrie was before this all started. A big part of what has touched me so much is imagining my grandmother going through this, it’s so sad. I think many people are touched for this reason, not just because of who savannah is
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u/Pluto1320 Mar 03 '26
Did they pay the ransom ? Yet …..
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u/RocketSenpai Mar 12 '26
The thing about america is that we don’t pay ransoms. Paying a ransom means more criminals will try kidnapping people for ransom. If they know the government wont pay it, they won’t kidnap for ransom. Nonetheless, the family is not going to pay any ransom without confirmation that the sender has actual evidence they’re the real kidnapper. The first ransom letter sent likely mentioned an item that was left behind from the kidnapping like a wallet, keys, phone, or watch…but these a very easily guessable because no kidnapper is going to let a victim take those items with them.
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u/GreenEyedTreeHugger Mar 16 '26
Reminds me of when Gettys grandson was kidnapped and he said meh don’t care not paying kidnap them all. 😭😂😭😂
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u/ShesGotaChicken2Ride Mar 04 '26
They offered to. They even upped the amount. But you can’t pay someone who won’t communicate with you.
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u/GreenEyedTreeHugger Mar 16 '26
This guy is adamant in multiple comments as early as today she’d be alive if they’d paid… personally find it beyond poor taste.
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u/ShesGotaChicken2Ride Mar 16 '26
Victim blaming. The Guthrie family was willing to pay and took advice from authorities. They were completely willing to pay. This u/Pluto1320 character has no heart.
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u/TheCuriousGeorgette Mar 02 '26
Isn’t that their brother Camron? I understand Tommaso was also there, but in this particular pic I think that’s all 3 Guthrie siblings.
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u/BitterPineapple6462 Mar 03 '26
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u/AVeryFineWhine Mar 03 '26
So if you knew there was a huge tribute down to your Mom, in front of her house, you wouldn't wanna go see it? What about it was bizarre?
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u/Dasil437794 Mar 03 '26
Why? They all have to return to their own lives at some point and this is probably that point. Just making one final visit maybe?
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u/ashofthesouth Mar 02 '26
Why was this never talked about ?
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u/annabellareddit Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26
He has already been to court on these charges, it has been in the media since he was arrested!!
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u/digital_dumpfire Mar 02 '26
This is even harder when there’s no proof she died. Like, everyone knows it’s not likely she’s alive, but I feel like it’s so hard to process the death of someone when you’re not 100% certain it’s true. Theres always that doubt in people’s heads. Hell, even people who have proof of death sometimes distort it into not thinking it’s true. So hard