Dogs' Strange Behavior Triggers FBI Investigation

0:00It's March 25th, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, AI powered stories from the spotlight. Nancy Guthrie's neighbor in Tucson, Arizona believes his doubts picked up on something strange around the time of her disappearance. Jeff Lamy, who lives four doors down, says his usually sound sleeping pets will come up late at night on January 31st into February. First, that's the night 84-year-old Guthrie was last seen at home and also on January 11th. He took one dog out around 1am and noticed his staring off intently, which was totally out of character. Lamy shared this on the crime stories with Nancy Gray's show, noting it hasn't happened since. He handed over his camera footage to investigators who have asked neighbors for any recordings or memories from those nights. The February 2nd announcement turned Guthrie's home into a crime scene and the case remains active. Former prosecutor Nancy Gray's call the dogs reliable witnesses and highlighted the January 11th wake-up as especially telling, since it's now A, focus for the FBI and local sheriff's office.

1:05Guthrie's family recently asked for footage specifically from that earlier date. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos confirmed they suspect something happened on January 11th based on digital analysis, though it's speculative. Without timestamps on key suspect images, he stressed the only solid footage ties to the doorbell camera removal on disappearance night, but they're optimistic with evidence in hand. The family has boosted the reward to $1 million and urges tips to 1-800-call FBI. Savannah Guthrie, Nancy's daughter, shared her heartbreak and an upcoming today's show interview, pleading for her mom to come home.