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Missing Arizona Woman: $1 Million Reward for Return

3/14/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Nancy Guthrie, of Arizona, remains missing after a kidnapping more than 40 days ago.
New photos from motion-activated cameras at her home are under review by investigators.
Investigators are examining a possible internet disruption on the day of the abduction.
The FBI and local officials offer a combined $200,000 reward.
Nancy Guthrie's family pledges $1 million for information leading to her return.

History

Historical Context

The kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh Jr. on March 1, 1932, shocked the nation and led to the establishment of the Lindbergh Law, making kidnapping a federal crime. Following the discovery of the child's body in May, Bruno Hauptmann was arrested and executed in 1936, marking the case as the "crime of the century" and prompting significant changes in child safety legislation and investigative practices.

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Story summary

Nancy Guthrie, of Arizona, remains missing after a kidnapping more than 40 days ago.
New photos from motion-activated cameras at her home are under review by investigators.
Investigators are examining a possible internet disruption on the day of the abduction.
The FBI and local officials offer a combined $200,000 reward.
Nancy Guthrie's family pledges $1 million for information leading to her return.

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