Nancy Guthrie Update: Significant Change Draws Attention at Home Where She Vanished

A noticeable change has taken place outside the home where Nancy Guthrie was last seen.

New photos from the property show that something that had become a fixture in the weeks following her disappearance is no longer there, drawing attention from those closely following the case.

On Sunday, June 7, YouTube livestreamer Jonathan Lee Riches aka JLR posted a photo of the scene outside of Guthrie's home and the memorial that had been set up has been completely removed. What was once an area filled with flowers, yellow ribbons, and sweet messages is now just dirt.

The memorial is gone in front of the Nancy Guthrie home. pic.twitter.com/IqG0dofxYI

— JLR© (@JLRINVESTIGATES) June 8, 2026

Many people who have been following the case commented on JLR's photo expressing disappointment.

"What the HECK is going on here?? This is so terribly sad and BEYOND DISRESPECTFUL for EACH individual that has taken the time and their own money to pay their respects to Nancy," one person wrote.

"This is awful. Poor Nancy is still missing," someone else said.

"That's sad. And weird really. Nancy is still missing," a third comment read.

Last month, one of Guthrie's friends spoke out about her fears that people would move on from the case and that Guthrie would be forgotten.

"Even in Tucson where it happened, it's starting to fizzle out, and I don't want that to happen," Lauren Serpa told Page Six. "It's been 100 days, and people are starting not to forget, but not to think about it as much."

"People are starting to move on basically. That's what happens when it doesn't affect their lives," she continued. "So that's why I'm trying to keep it in the forefront as much as possible."

Guthrie, 84, has been missing since Sunday, Feb. 1. Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.

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This story was originally published June 8, 2026 at 8:18 AM.