Tucson Police Investigation Reveals Concerning Circumstances Surrounding Savannah Guthrie's Mother's Disappearance
A disturbing case of potential kidnapping has emerged in the usually quiet city of Tucson, Arizona, as 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, went missing from her home. When family members and church acquaintances failed to see her at a gathering on Sunday, they immediately alerted authorities.
According to Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, investigators now believe Nancy's disappearance was not simply a case of a senior citizen deciding to leave the house on their own, given her mobility issues and signs of forced entry. Instead, he suspects she may have been taken against her will, which drives the investigation forward.
A press briefing by the sheriff revealed that no significant new information has come to light since Sunday's report of Nancy's disappearance. Sheriff Nanos declined to share any leads or confirm reports about potential DNA evidence or blood at the scene.
However, extensive search efforts were conducted with the aid of various agencies, including local officials and the FBI. The use of advanced technology such as helicopters, drones, and specialized canines assisted in scouring the area around Nancy's home for any signs of her whereabouts. Unfortunately, it was announced earlier this week that search efforts are being scaled back.
"It doesn't feel like a search mission anymore; it feels more like a crime scene," Sheriff Nanos stated. The ongoing investigation now serves as a reminder to the community that even the most seemingly ordinary cases can take an alarming turn.
In response to her mother's disappearance, Savannah Guthrie released a heartfelt public statement on Monday, calling for prayers and urging everyone to join in the search efforts. "Thank you for lifting your prayers with ours for our beloved mom, our dearest Nancy... Bring her home," she wrote, showcasing her gratitude and determination to find her missing mother.
A disturbing case of potential kidnapping has emerged in the usually quiet city of Tucson, Arizona, as 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, went missing from her home. When family members and church acquaintances failed to see her at a gathering on Sunday, they immediately alerted authorities.
According to Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, investigators now believe Nancy's disappearance was not simply a case of a senior citizen deciding to leave the house on their own, given her mobility issues and signs of forced entry. Instead, he suspects she may have been taken against her will, which drives the investigation forward.
A press briefing by the sheriff revealed that no significant new information has come to light since Sunday's report of Nancy's disappearance. Sheriff Nanos declined to share any leads or confirm reports about potential DNA evidence or blood at the scene.
However, extensive search efforts were conducted with the aid of various agencies, including local officials and the FBI. The use of advanced technology such as helicopters, drones, and specialized canines assisted in scouring the area around Nancy's home for any signs of her whereabouts. Unfortunately, it was announced earlier this week that search efforts are being scaled back.
"It doesn't feel like a search mission anymore; it feels more like a crime scene," Sheriff Nanos stated. The ongoing investigation now serves as a reminder to the community that even the most seemingly ordinary cases can take an alarming turn.
In response to her mother's disappearance, Savannah Guthrie released a heartfelt public statement on Monday, calling for prayers and urging everyone to join in the search efforts. "Thank you for lifting your prayers with ours for our beloved mom, our dearest Nancy... Bring her home," she wrote, showcasing her gratitude and determination to find her missing mother.
, a grandma gets taken from her own home without anyone noticing? that's not okay at all! I mean, I get it, mobility issues don't make you invisible, but still... the sheriff should be able to find some clues or something, it's like they're just following procedure instead of really investigating 
. Savannah Guthrie is doing a great job being a good daughter though, spreading hope and asking people for help 
, we gotta keep praying for her mom's safe return 
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. The fact that they're scaling back search efforts kinda freaks me out too... I get the sheriff is being cautious but you'd think with all those resources they could at least find some clues 
. It's like, what if Nancy was taken for real? What would happen to her now? 
Anyway, it's clear that Savannah and her family are feeling really scared and alone right now... my heart goes out to them 
this is so sad what's going on in tucson i feel bad for savannah and her family her mom just vanished like that with signs of forced entry 
it's crazy how law enforcement is handling the investigation they're not sharing much info which makes me wonder if there are some secrets being kept 
i wish they could just give us a lead or something so we can all feel like we're helping to find nancy 
. I mean, you got a Today show host, Savannah Guthrie, lookin' out for her mom, and now the sheriff's department is scramblin' to find her? That's some real-life drama, folks 
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This case is really got me thinking about how one minute life is normal, and the next, disaster strikes. It's just not right that this lovely lady, Nancy Guthrie, had to go through all this. As a retiree myself, I know how much it hurts when loved ones are taken from us. The fact that there were signs of forced entry and her mobility issues make me wonder what could've happened to her. 
& sheriff nanos saying it doesn't feel like a search mission anymore makes me wanna know what he's hiding 
. I mean, come on, a helicopter and drones searching for an 84-year-old lady who just 'decided' to leave the house? It sounds like a setup for a reality TV show 
. And what's with all this drama around Savannah Guthrie's mom's disappearance? I'm pretty sure she's just trying to get some free publicity for her show 
. Let's not jump to conclusions here and assume Nancy was taken against her will without any solid evidence. Sounds like a classic case of ' missing person' syndrome to me 
. I mean, 84 is old, but still... not just 'senior citizen' disappearing on their own, something weird is going down here 
. But yeah, scaling back now is not what you want to hear 
. And poor Nancy Guthrie... my heart goes out to her and Savannah 
. It's like, can't we just wish them a safe return already? 
anyway, sheriff nanos should really give more info about dna evidence or blood at the scene tho 
i'm thinking of all the good people who live in tucson and hoping they can find nancy soon 
i don't think anyone deserves to be taken away from their family like that, especially not someone as sweet as nancy 
law enforcement is doing everything they can so let's all keep our fingers crossed for them 
sheriff Nanos is doin his best but we need more info! 
let's all keep Savannah's mom in our thoughts n prayers 
. It's amazing how one minute she's there, and the next, she's gone... my heart goes out to Savannah and her family right now 
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. So yeah, it's possible Nancy was taken against her will 
. The tech used in these searches is like, super effective 
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(which is way longer than what's been going on here)
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️. The police are doing everything they can, but sometimes it feels like they're not getting the support they need from the community 
! And Savannah's statement... wow 
. We've got to keep supporting her during this tough time 
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