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Nancy Guthrie is still missing more than three months after authorities say that she was abducted from her Arizona home in the middle of the night. As the case continues, Nancy’s daughter, Annie Guthrie and Annie’s husband Tommaso Cioni have erected a “no trespassing” sign on their front lawn.
On Wednesday, April 15, YouTuber Jonathan Lee Riches, known online as JLR, shared a picture of the sign that clearly states that violators will be prosecuted.
Big No Trespassing sign placed in front of Annie & Tommaso's home.
Where is Nancy Guthrie?
2 months ago FBI & Sheriff's all over this property. Forensics conducted, Cellebrite, Honda seized, Luminol done in their garage, photos taken, neighbors questioned about surveillance. pic.twitter.com/URv8nirByh— JLR© (@JLRINVESTIGATES) April 15, 2026
It is unclear exactly when the sign was put up, but the photo was posted after the Pima County Sheriff’s Department increased patrols in the neighborhood following complaints raised at a recent HOA meeting about a YouTuber allegedly “harassing residents” in the area.
Some social media users were confused by the sign, given that it has been months since Nancy disappeared. Moreover, the majority of the media attention has been at Nancy’s house, about 10 miles away. That has significantly died down in recent weeks, though there are a handful of YouTube streamers still filming in the area.
“I haven’t seen or heard anyone even going to Annie & Tomasso property. Why the sign ? So strange,” one person commented on JLR’s photo.
“No one has ever trespassed on their property,” someone else said.
In early February, authorities placed no trespassing signs at Nancy’s home.
“[The department will] maintain a presence at Nancy Guthrie’s residence for security purposes going forward,” a spokesperson from the Pima County Sheriff’s Department said at the time, according to People magazine. “Members of the media and the public are reminded that all traffic laws and private property laws must be followed. No trespassing is allowed on Nancy Guthrie’s property.”
The Guthrie family has asked for the public’s help in locating Nancy and finding the person or persons responsible for her disappearance. Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI (1-800-CALL-FBI).
