Nancy Guthrie update: Tucson home to be sold? Shock claim made as private investigator says he found ‘date of death’
A self-attested investigator claimed Nancy Guthrie's home might be put up for sale while a private investigator said he found her death certificate.
According to self-attested investigator Alexander Zabel Jr, Nancy Guthrie's home in Tucson might be put up for sale. This claim was made on a Facebook post following a YouTube podcast where private investigator Bill Garcia said he found a 'death certificate' for Nancy Guthrie. The death certificate allegedly lists her date of death as February 1, 2026 – the same day she was reported missing.
However, there is no official confirmation of the home sale, and none of the Guthrie family members have communicated any intention to sell Nancy Guthrie's home. Bill Garcia, a private investigator with over 35 years of experience, mentioned this in an interview on the ThornBridge X Unfiltered show, where he also stated that the date of death matches the day Nancy was reported missing.
Garcia is currently reaching out to the company that provided this information and will contact the agency where this should have been filed.
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