Nancy Guthrie's home will be returned to family as search stretches into fourth week, sources say

Nancy Guthrie's home will be returned to her family as the search for her continues into its fourth week. The FBI has released surveillance images showing a masked, armed individual at her door on the night she went missing. These images were made public as law enforcement and her family intensified their calls for public assistance in the investigation. The FBI has not identified any suspects or persons of interest in the case, and it remains unclear whether Nancy Guthrie is still alive. The FBI's investigation has included the release of videos and still images from a Nest camera located at Guthrie's front door. In one of the videos, a masked individual is seen approaching the camera, holding a glove in front of it, and appearing to touch something below the camera's view. This footage was recovered from residual data in backend systems, and Google has confirmed that they are assisting law enforcement with the investigation. As the search progresses, the FBI continues to seek information from the public regarding Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. The case has garnered significant media attention, particularly due to her connection as the mother of Savannah Guthrie, a host on the "Today" show. The investigation remains active, with authorities working diligently to uncover more details surrounding the circumstances of her disappearance.