Neighbors reported internet outage before Nancy Guthrie vanished

Neighbors in Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson community said they experienced an internet outage just before the 84-year-old matriarch disappeared. One neighbor told NewsNation that his Ring camera footage from the night between Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 is “not available,” and FBI investigators have questioned residents about an “internet service disruption” on Feb.

1 as they probe a possible link to her disappearance. Authorities have also examined surveillance footage from Guthrie’s own Nest camera and raised questions about an item seen in a suspect’s pocket that could be a signal jammer. Journalist Brian Entin demonstrated on X how close the Ring cameras that went offline are to Guthrie’s house, noting the roof can be seen when he zooms in.

Investigators released footage of a masked man described as of average build and about 5-foot-9 to 5-foot-10, who carried a backpack believed to be the Ozark Trail brand and appeared to wear black gloves. Guthrie was reported missing Feb.

United States, Tucson

nancy guthrie, tucson, internet outage, ring camera, nest camera, signal jammer, fbi investigators, surveillance footage, ozark trail, missing person