Netizens hoped for a break in the Nancy Guthrie case when a woman: A practical reader guide

Netizens hoped for a break in the Nancy Guthrie case when a woman: A practical reader guide

Netizens hoped for a break in the Nancy Guthrie case when a woman claimed she’d bought a tablet belonging to the kidnapped octogenarian.

However, once she connected to WiFi, police reportedly swarmed the woman asking her where she got the device. many have commented on how this might be a ‘break’ in the case While there has been no official confirmation of a tablet being found. “So the police swarmed her so they had to be monitoring it somehow and the minute she logged on they found her. Interesting. Maybe this is a break,” one wrote .

“She says they or someone told her it came from Nancy Guthrie’s property…The woman states LE took the tablet, her backpack, and all of the personal belongings she had on her, including her wallet,” the post adds. Another asked “Didn’t a YT talk about a smelly truck it struck him that the smell was so bad night of the signs,” seeking to link the man’s presence in Nancy’s neighborhood the night she was taken.

It came seven months after the mother of TODAY show host Savannah Guthrie was reported missing. An initial missing persons report was filed on February 1 and authorities believe Nancy was taken from her Catalina Foothills home, near Tucson, Arizona , the night before. The claims were made in a viral video shared by a YouTuber tracking the Nancy Guthrie case.

Authorities allegedly said there was no mention of a stolen iPad during the investigation.