Investigators probing the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie have uncovered a startling development: a $10 million life insurance policy reportedly signed just one day before she vanished. The revelation has added a financial dimension to a case already full of uncertainty, prompting authorities to examine the document carefully—without jumping to conclusions.
Sources close to the investigation say the timing immediately raised red flags. While large life insurance policies aren’t unusual, the policy’s execution so close to Nancy’s disappearance is now under intense scrutiny. Detectives are exploring who initiated the policy, whether Nancy herself approved it, and if all standard underwriting procedures were followed.
Forensic teams are digging into handwriting, electronic records, IP addresses, and communications tied to the policy. Authorities are also cross-referencing the timing against Nancy’s final known movements, bank activity, and digital footprints. Every detail—from the speed of the policy’s approval to who stands to benefit—is being analyzed to determine if this was routine planning or something more concerning.
Family members say Nancy never mentioned taking out a new policy, especially one of this magnitude, leaving them shocked and anxious. Police have not publicly named any beneficiaries but confirm they are “of investigative interest,” signaling that relationships and potential financial motives are being carefully reviewed.
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