Dave Mack

Pick up the phone and call.

We know that Nancy, a relative, called 911 yesterday just around 12 noon and reported Nancy Guthrie, 84 years old, missing.

Now, Nancy, there are several things to consider here.

The Sheriff's Department has already said this looks like a crime scene in that house.

They went out right away and already got boots on the ground.

They even brought in homicide detectives early.

Nancy, I do want to clarify that Nancy Guthrie, at 84 years old, lives in Catalina Foothills, which is just north of Tucson, Arizona.

She was last seen Saturday night around 9.30.

It was on Sunday, as I said, midday, when a relative called 911

saying we've got a missing woman and I've got to assume there's more to it based on the amount of assets being used right now to locate her.

Well, that's what we know is that she was dropped off and it was family that actually was with her when they dropped her off Saturday evening.

Now she does live by herself, Nancy, and it was the next morning.

I remember we said she did something with church on Saturday evening.

So when she didn't show up at church on Sunday morning, members of the church contacted family and they went to the house and that's when they discovered she was missing.

So we know when she arrived at home and we know that she did not go to church the next morning.

A couple of other things to point out, Nancy.

Law enforcement is saying they are not treating this as anything other than a crime scene at her house.

That's important because usually we're talking about these as we're looking for somebody.

It's a missing person.

They're talking, this is a crime scene.