Annie Guthrie's husband, Tommaso Cioni's power of attorney document surfaced amid Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, sparking mixed public reactions.
American broadcast journalist and Today Show host, Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy Guthrie, has been missing from her Tucson, Arizona home since February 1, 2026. After initial investigation, the Pima County Sheriff's Department transitioned the 84-year-old Nancy's missing-persons case to a criminal investigation, alleging kidnapping. Recent reports suggested that Tommaso Cioni, the husband of Nancy's daughter, Annie Guthrie, was being investigated in relation to the case. Amid that, Tommaso's alleged power of attorney documents surfaced online.
Annie Guthrie and her husband, Tommaso Cioni, are two individuals sparking immense curiosity online currently. Claims regarding Tommaso Cioni's power of attorney document have surfaced as a point of public speculation following the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie. An X (formerly Twitter) account, @MattBlacInc, posted an unverified document showing that Tommaso has given his wife durable power of attorney and named her as his agent for property-related matters. The document drew mixed reactions from netizens.
The alleged information about Tommaso raised eyebrows among some, who wondered whether he made the move to pin the blame for some real-estate-related fraud on his wife, Annie. "Some people want to blow off the power of attorney as a simple real-estate transaction, but what if some kind of disagreement came up about real estate investments, transactions? I don't dismiss anything," a concerned X user wrote. People have already made up a negative impression of Tommaso since journalist Ashleigh Banfield named him a suspect in Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping, leading to the wariness regarding the surfaced document.
Some netizens suspect Tommaso Cioni's power of attorney to have something to do with the recent allegations of his involvement in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. Their views are primarily shaped by the timing of the document's surfacing. However, official sources and legal experts have clarified that the document is not linked to the criminal investigation. Even some online users defended Tommaso saying, "He named Annie as his agent for purposes of the listed property only. It is very common and used all the time in real estate and other transactions." Another wrote, "No big deal. This was just used for a mortgage loan closing between him and Annie. They are used all the time when one party can't attend the loan closing."
Journalist, Ashleigh Banfield claimed on her podcast that Cioni was a "prime suspect," citing an unverified law enforcement source. Annie Guthrie and her husband, Tommaso Cioni, are under intense scrutiny as they were among the last people to see Nancy Guthrie before she disappeared from her Tucson home on January 31, 2026. Tommaso reportedly drove Nancy home after a family dinner on Saturday night ET and confirmed she was safely inside at approximately 9:30 p.m. Ashleigh Banfield reported that a trusted source considered him a "prime suspect" due to the timeline of his meetup with Nancy and her abduction.
The Pima County Sheriff's Department has repeatedly stated that there are currently no named suspects or persons of interest in the case. Sheriff Chris Nanos emphasised that they are "looking at everyone" who had contact with Nancy as a standard procedure. Authorities have interviewed family members and reportedly impounded a vehicle as part of the investigation. On February 4, 2026, the FBI searched the Tucson home of Annie and Tommaso.
Dominic Aaron Lee Evans, a bandmate and close friend of Tommaso Cioni, has come under public scrutiny after Nancy Guthrie's son-in-law was allegedly involved in her disappearance. Tommaso and Dominic are members of the band, Early Black, which was formed alongwith Walter I. Goncalves, Jr. Dominic is currently making it to online discussions due to his past criminal record. Following journalist, Ashleigh Banfield's claims that Tommaso may be a "prime suspect" in Savannah's mother's kidnapping, social media users began calling for those in his "inner circle" to be vetted, specifically naming Dominic Evans.
An X (formerly Twitter) user, @JLRINVESTIGATES shared a screenshot which included the crime record of Dominic Aaron. It showcased felony charges of burglary, robbery, theft, and embezzlement levied against the Early Black member. The source of the information was attributed to the Az Pima Court. His crimes and his close ties with Tommaso Cioni, an alleged suspect of Nancy's kidnapping, brought unwanted attention to him. Notably, both men are based in the Tucson, Arizona, area, near where Nancy Guthrie resided, putting them under suspicion. The post calling out Dominic could be read as:
"I think everyone in that inner circle should be looked at and fully vetted. Including this guy, Dominic Evans. He's Tommaso Cioni's friend & bandmate. Has arrests for burglary, robbery, embezzlement, DUI."
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