Where Is Dominic Evans Now? Latest Updates on Tommaso Cioni’s Ex-Bandmate Amid FBI Investigation in Arizona

Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, has now been missing for over two weeks, sparking growing concern and online speculation about people connected to the case. Recently, the FBI released surveillance images showing a masked and armed individual outside Nancy’s Arizona residence, drawing attention toward the Guthrie family and those close to the investigation. One person under online scrutiny is Dominic Evans, a former bandmate of Nancy’s son-in-law, Tommaso Cioni. Despite the circulating rumours, authorities have made it clear that no official suspect has been named, and all individuals linked to the case remain under routine investigation.

Where is Dominic Evans now?

Dominic Evans is reportedly residing in Arizona, where he has lived and worked for several years. Social media users have speculated that he resembles the masked individual in the FBI-released footage. However, law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and Pima County Sheriff’s Office, have not indicated any connection between Evans and the ongoing investigation. Officials have urged the public to refrain from spreading unverified claims.

Who is Dominic Evans?

Dominic Evans is a Tucson-based musician and one of the founding members of the local band Early Black, formed in 2007 alongside Tommaso Cioni and guitarist Walter I. Gonçalves Jr. Evans was the drummer while Cioni handled bass and vocals. The band performed across Tucson, Phoenix, and Flagstaff, recording music locally. Beyond his professional association with Cioni, there is no known link between Dominic Evans and Nancy Guthrie.

Latest updates in Nancy Guthrie’s case

The FBI recently released “previously inaccessible doorbell camera footage recovered from backend systems,” which showed a masked individual wearing gloves and a backpack, appearing to carry a handgun and attempting to obstruct the camera with vegetation. According to FBI Director Kash Patel, the authorities have been working with private-sector partners to retrieve lost or corrupted data from the property. A 36-year-old delivery driver was detained and questioned during a traffic stop but was later released without charges following a home search.

The investigation continues, with officials emphasizing that no definitive suspect has been identified and that all leads are being carefully examined.