TUCSON, Ariz.— The sheriff overseeing the investigation into the suspected abduction of Nancy Guthrie has released two purported notes that may have been sent by one of her kidnappers as he urged anyone with information to come forward and appeared confident that investigators remain on the right track — revealing that investigators are reviewing "tens of thousands" of videos.Saturday marks six months since the 84-year-old mother of "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie was taken from her longtime home in the Catalina Foothills on Feb.
1.While there have been no arrests in the case and no suspects have been publicly identified, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told Fox News Digital he's optimistic that investigators will crack the case.NANCY GUTHRIE'S SUSPECTED ABDUCTION: TIMELINE OF EVENTS IN DISAPPEARANCE OF 'TODAY' HOST'S MOMNancy Guthrie disappeared from her Tucson, Arizona home on Sunday, Feb.1, 2026.
(Courtesy of NBC; Fox News)"We're not even close to these leads being dried up," he said."We'll continue to work them, and even if they all dried up and we had nothing else to go on, we have a cold case unit."Google comes up because they were the ones that first came out with the development of that one photo that was released.
And it was critical, right? This is who we believe is the guy.It's the only piece of evidence we have that says, here's a picture of him right now.
Does that mean other evidence doesn't exist, video or otherwise? No, I think it does.I think it's out there — and maybe we have some of that."In a wide-ranging interview Thursday, the sheriff discussed new developments in the investigation, setbacks, cooperation with the FBI and why he believes the case will be solved.Here are six key takeaways:Task force members are still going through a large number of video and may have more images of the suspect, the sheriff said."We have so many thousands of pieces of video, literally tens of thousands, that what happens daily is the team looks at thes...