In Tucson, Arizona, the search for Nancy Guthrie, the mother of 'Today' show host Savannah Guthrie, remains urgent as authorities continue to investigate her unexplained disappearance. Nancy was last seen at her home around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, with reports indicating that she has not been seen since, leading to alarm among family members when they failed to locate her on Sunday.
The local sheriff, Chris Nanos, noted signs of forced entry at her home which raise concerns about a potential kidnapping, underscoring the seriousness of the situation. He emphasized that detectives are canvassing the area, looking for any witnesses or individuals who may have had contact with her prior to her getting reported missing.
Multiple media outlets have reported receiving ransom notes, and while the authorities have not confirmed the authenticity of these notes, they are being taken seriously in the ongoing investigation. Nanos also expressed concern about Nancy's health, stating she is in need of daily medications that she may not have access to, adding an additional layer of urgency to the search.
Savannah, who grew up in Tucson and attended the University of Arizona, has been noticeably absent from the 'Today' show's anchor desk as she prioritizes family matters during this trying time. Investigators are working closely with her family to gather more information and are urging the public to share any relevant tips that might aid in the search efforts.
As the investigation unfolds, local authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and analyzing license plate data to track potential leads relating to Nancy's disappearance, which has captured significant attention in the community and beyond.
The local sheriff, Chris Nanos, noted signs of forced entry at her home which raise concerns about a potential kidnapping, underscoring the seriousness of the situation. He emphasized that detectives are canvassing the area, looking for any witnesses or individuals who may have had contact with her prior to her getting reported missing.
Multiple media outlets have reported receiving ransom notes, and while the authorities have not confirmed the authenticity of these notes, they are being taken seriously in the ongoing investigation. Nanos also expressed concern about Nancy's health, stating she is in need of daily medications that she may not have access to, adding an additional layer of urgency to the search.
Savannah, who grew up in Tucson and attended the University of Arizona, has been noticeably absent from the 'Today' show's anchor desk as she prioritizes family matters during this trying time. Investigators are working closely with her family to gather more information and are urging the public to share any relevant tips that might aid in the search efforts.
As the investigation unfolds, local authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and analyzing license plate data to track potential leads relating to Nancy's disappearance, which has captured significant attention in the community and beyond.
