As the search continues for Nancy Guthrie, new attention has turned to her family. Her daughter Annie Guthrie and son-in-law Tommaso Cioni were photographed in public for the first time since Nancy disappeared. The images were taken two days after she was reported missing.
In the photos, the couple appear to cover their faces while sitting in a car. The images spread quickly online and prompted strong reactions. Some people questioned their behavior, while others said they were simply trying to protect their privacy during a distressing time.
The photos emerged shortly after federal agents were seen at Annie’s home in Arizona. Reports said FBI agents and local deputies were present for several hours. Police later explained that multiple units are helping with the case and warned the public not to assume wrongdoing based on appearances.
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department has confirmed that Nancy was reported missing after she failed to attend church, which was part of her regular routine. Investigators found concerning signs at her home and believe she did not leave on her own. They also noted that she has health issues and limited mobility.
Police say the investigation is ongoing. There is currently no suspect or person of interest, and authorities stress that the family is cooperating fully as efforts continue to find Nancy safely.