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Cajun Navy Offers Aid in Missing Mom Search
20 Apr
Summary
- Volunteer group offers to aid in missing mother's search.
- Authorities have not yet approved the proposed search plan.
- An independent journalist launched a petition for approval.
The United Cajun Navy (UCN), a prominent volunteer search and rescue organization, has extended an offer to assist the Pima County Sheriff's Department in the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie. The UCN has proposed a comprehensive search plan, detailing their operational protocols and commitment to acting under the sheriff's command. However, as of 2026-04-20T18:47:42+00:00, the group has not yet received official approval for their proposed search efforts.
An independent journalist, Cherise 'Pebbles' Wilson, has initiated a Change.org petition to encourage Sheriff Chris Nanos to grant the UCN permission to proceed. Wilson, who focuses on missing persons cases, expressed deep concern for Guthrie, emphasizing the disturbing nature of her disappearance. The UCN's plan included utilizing specialized dogs, heat-detecting drones, and GPS-tracked volunteers for grid searches, with volunteer EMTs on standby.
