The photos come on the cusp of authorities installing a forensics tent, searching a septic tank behind her property, and finding a black glove that may be a piece of evidence.

The video shows a man in Tucson, Arizona with a goatee, weirdly approaching a doorbell camera one week before Nancy Guthrie went missing.

Nancy Guthrie remains missing as the FBI continues to pour through evidence.

Nancy Guthrie's abduction came after she appeared on 'Today' several times.

The video depicts a man with a backpack that was recorded five miles from Nancy's home.

The tent that was put up is blocking the entrance to her home as well as her front porch.

The suspect did, however, make one crucial mistake.

'If they want the name of the individual involved, then I want 1 Bitcoin to the following wallet,' the note reads.

The distraught 54-year-old has been left with more questions than answers.

'She wants to make sure that if she has paid, and they're in the process of moving her, that people are actually going to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity that could pop up,' an ex-FBI agent stated.

The suspect was busted on the 84-year-old's Ring cam.

In the latest pictures, police can be seen searching septic tank behind Nancy's home.

A second ransom deadline has now passed.

The final deadline to pay a ransom was set for 5 p.m. Arizona time on February 9.

The 84-year-old woman was reported missing on February 1.

While initial reports claimed she was reported as missing when she didn't show up to a church service, the latest update tells a different story.

Nancy Guthrie has yet to be found.

Savannah has said she is willing to pay.

' It was a white van, full-sized, with no printing on the sides.'

The kidnappers could still be in the area.

'You can’t float accusations like that and hide behind disclaimers,' a source shared.

Ashleigh Banfield insisted she used the verbiage 'may be' when referring to Nancy Guthrie's son-in-law being the 'prime suspect' in her disappearance.

A top hostage negotiator approved of her message.

Savannah Guthrie dined with her mom and sister at a popular Mexican restaurant in the piece.

'If somebody gets spooked, they can make it into Mexico in under an hour and a half,' a veteran US Customs and Border Protection officer shared.

'A lot of it is information that only someone who was holding her for ransom would know,' a reporter shared.

The 'Today' co-host was visibly anguished and teary during the moving plea.

'Today' co-hosts have admitted they're 'rattled' and 'can't sleep' after the alleged kidnapping.

A ransom note reportedly demanded millions for her return was received by news stations.

The NBC anchor and other news staffers have all increased their personal security.

Deputies admit they have few leads.

'Savannah is devastated,' an insider revealed.

Nancy Guthrie's critical pacemaker has also gone dark.

Pacemakers, like the one Nancy used, are devices that are implanted via surgery to treat irregular heart rhythms.

The latest development comes straight from police sources.

Pima County officials were quick to label her disappearance as a 'crime'

The missing woman's home is now a crime scene.

'The FBI is also aware of this case,' Tom Winter, NBC's top crime expert, revealed.

So far, Weiss' reign has been a debacle since taking on her new role as CBS.

Savannah Guthrie and Mark Orchard were marred from 2005 through 2009.

Savannah Guthrie has been off the air for more than a month after undergoing vocal cord surgery.

Some staffers said how Melvin's side hustle represents a breaking point.

Ratings drop sparks panic at GMA as execs plot anchor swap with Roberts, Stephanopoulos uneasy.

The beloved television host even asked pals to help set her up on dates.

Kotb's recent guest appearance didn't move the ratings needle for the 'TODAY' show.

Lopez has been trying to hide her pain after the divorce.

Savannah Guthrie said it will be 'good to catch up' with her former co-host.

Jones' heartbreaking interview was her first appearance on 'Today' since December 2024.

Their discussions are getting downright uncomfortable!

Network top brass may use the weatherman's health as an excuse to push him into retirement.