Neighborhood Association Asks Public to Stop Leaving Memorial Items at Nancy Guthrie's Home 100 Days After Disappearance
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Nicole Acosta Nicole Acosta is a staff writer on the crime team at PEOPLE.
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Summary
Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of TODAY show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, disappeared 100 days ago. Her neighborhood association in Tucson, Arizona has now asked supporters to stop leaving flowers and memorial items outside her home, citing safety concerns and the strain on neighbors who feel "on edge" due to the influx of outsiders. The association's president noted that the ongoing attention has particularly affected nearby residents.
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