Steve Helling

That's kind of where he is.

You guys came here in the 70s and you'd been moving all around.

What made you want to stay in Tucson and Aunt Ruth's?

It's so wonderful.

Just the air, the quality of life.

Play back and gentle.

Yeah, I like to watch the javelina eat my plants.

Well, Saturday night was a normal night.

Nobody thought anything weird.

She went out.

She came back with the family.

They dropped her off at her house, and she went inside, which is exactly what you would expect.

She was supposed to go to church the next morning, and Nancy Guthrie was a very regular churchgoer.

She never missed a service unless she was sick.

And she didn't show.

And so members of the church were actually nervous that something, you know, she's an 84 year old woman who, you know, could get sick or whatever.

So they contacted the family and Savannah Guthrie's sister went and checked.

And that's when we started seeing that there were signs of something wrong.

And, you know, the police were called and that began this whole thing.

And really, that's the timeline that matters.