A man who was questioned during the investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance has now spoken publicly for the first time. His comments come as the case continues to draw national attention.
Nancy Guthrie, 84, disappeared from her home near Tucson earlier this year, sparking a large search effort and a complex investigation involving multiple agencies.
Authorities previously confirmed that several individuals had been questioned as part of the investigation while detectives worked to piece together what may have happened.
The man, whose name had circulated online in connection with the case, said he wanted to address the situation directly after weeks of speculation.
In his statement, he denied having any involvement in Guthrie’s disappearance and said he had cooperated fully with investigators when they contacted him.
Police have also emphasized that being questioned does not mean someone is considered a suspect. Investigators often speak with multiple people while trying to establish timelines and gather information.
For now, the case remains open as authorities continue searching for answers about what happened to Guthrie.
Officials say they are still following leads and urge anyone with information to contact law enforcement.
