Nancy Guthrie was abducted from her home while she was asleep. The abduction took place between January 31, 2026 and February 1, 2026. Till now, no prime suspect has been found in this case, and the search mission has been ongoing.
Earlier, a photo of the alleged abductor was shared by the FBI, and several identifying details were also shared, with an announcement of a USD 100,000 reward. While no one has been arrested and Nancy couldn’t be found till now, after two weeks, the case, which began on February 1, 2026, is not fading, but rather getting intensified. With new details and key evidence coming up, it was recently reported that high-tech Bluetooth scanning is being used to find Nancy. And what’s that? Let’s have a look.
A high-tech Bluetooth device is being used in finding Nancy Guthrie
Recently, reports claimed that Nancy Guthrie’s Pacemaker’s signal is being tracked to find her. According to NewsNation, the device was mounted on a helicopter and was intended to locate Nancy Guthrie. Nancy’s daughter earlier revealed that her mom’s heart was fragile and she needed to stay on medication on a daily basis, while expressing concerns about her well-being, given that she has been missing and was seemingly without medicine all these days.
The helicopter was seen flying in the Tucson area, and according to NewsNation, a former FBI special agent, Maureen O’Connell, revealed that the Pima County Sheriff’s Department is likely using a variety of technologies in the search for Nancy Guthrie. On the other hand, the investigators are relying on the FBI’s Cellular Analysis Survey Team, which is a unit that is used to analyse cellphone tower data. As per O’Connell:
“With regards to this particular tool … I do know that the pacemaker sends off a very short-distance alert, or whatever, so they’re going to have to get really close.”
Are Tommaso Cioni and Dominic Evans linked to Nancy Guthrie’s abduction?
The prime suspect in Nancy Guthrie’s case couldn’t be found; however, it was a journalist who claimed that Tommaso Cioni may be a person of interest in this case. Tommaso was the last person to see Nancy; thus, in this case, it is also possible that Nancy’s son-in-law was investigated to address questions. On the other hand, the FBI released the photos of an alleged suspect, who was seen wearing a mask.
No sooner did the photo go viral than netizens started wondering if that person was Dominic Evans, who was Tommaso’s former bandmate. The reason social media was rife with such theories was that people believed there were similar facial features between Dominic and the alleged suspect whose photo was released. To mention, nothing has been confirmed yet, and a search mission has been going on to find out about Nancy and the abductor.
Earlier, a demand of USD 4 million in Bitcoin was made, followed by a revised demand of USD 6 million in Bitcoin, but both deadlines passed. It was said that the abductor used Bitcoin because it wouldn’t show up on any bank records, reducing the likelihood of being tracked. However, it was shared by a specialist to Parade that Bitcoin tracking is also possible, but it might take some time. There were several theories which were shared regarding Nancy’s abduction. While some felt that there could be a revenge angle and the abduction could be a work of a competitor journalist to Savannah, who took revenge by kidnapping her mom. Well, nothing can be confirmed just yet.
What do you think about the high-tech Bluetooth device being used in finding Nancy Guthrie?
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