Nancy Guthrie Update: Silver Truck 'Spotted' as Missing Vehicle Clue Sparks Two-Man Theory

The disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie, has taken another unsettling turn. Investigators in Tucson remain tight-lipped about potential vehicle evidence, yet reports emerged of a silver truck seen in her neighbourhood around the time she vanished.

With a trail of blood droplets leading from her front door to the circular driveway and no confirmed vehicle publicly identified by police, online sleuths are now asking one pressing question. Was there a second person waiting behind the wheel?

Blood Trail Leads Straight To The Driveway

One of the most haunting details in the case is the reported blood droplet trail that begins at Nancy Guthrie's front door. According to some accounts, the trail stops near the circular driveway. For many observers, that detail alone suggests she was placed into a vehicle.

The layout of the property has only added to the intrigue. The front door opens onto a half-circle drive that allows a car to pull in and out without turning around. If someone was waiting in a vehicle, it would have been a quick and direct exit.

Yet no vehicle has been formally described by law enforcement. No make, no model, no colour. For a case that has generated thousands of tips and weeks of investigation, the silence around a potential getaway car has struck many as unusual.

Some residents have since claimed that a silver truck was seen in the neighbourhood, reportedly drawing the attention of FBI agents during door to door enquiries. Whether that vehicle is significant remains unconfirmed.

Was Someone Waiting Behind The Wheel

The two-man theory has since gathered pace online. Some believe the masked figure captured on doorbell footage was not the first person on scene, but rather someone tasked with disabling the camera after an accomplice had already entered the home.

The man seen in the footage appeared calm and unhurried. That detail has led some to suggest he felt secure because someone else was already inside.

Another theory suggests a division of roles. One person subdues Guthrie inside the house. A second person, possibly acting as a driver, pulls the vehicle up to the front door once the scene is secure. The camera is then removed before Guthrie is carried outside, explaining the absence of footage showing her being taken.

There are also questions about how an elderly woman weighing around 150 pounds could have been moved without assistance. While it is not impossible for one individual to carry her, many argue it would have been far easier with help.

However, officials have indicated that current evidence points towards a single suspect. That has done little to quiet speculation.

The Mystery Of The Missing Vehicle Details

Perhaps the most puzzling aspect is the lack of publicly released vehicle information. In modern investigations, vehicles are often tracked through traffic cameras, petrol station CCTV and private home security systems.

There have been reports that a nearby petrol station handed over footage of a vehicle of interest. Others speculate that law enforcement may already know the make and model but are withholding it to avoid public panic or a social media witch hunt.

It is also possible that investigators are building a case quietly behind the scenes. In some high profile cases, vehicles have been traced across multiple cities through layered camera systems before arrests were made.

Still, the absence of clear vehicle details continues to fuel online debate.

Neighbours Speak Of A Silver Truck

Among the most discussed claims is that neighbours mentioned a silver truck that did not appear to belong in the area. Some believe it may have come from outside Tucson, possibly from nearby suburbs such as Mesa or Gilbert.

For now, the silver truck remains just that: a claim. But the idea of a non-local vehicle entering and leaving undetected has strengthened the belief that the crime may have involved planning and coordination.

Investigators have searched properties, towed vehicles and examined countless hours of footage. Yet Nancy Guthrie remains missing.