The mystery surrounding the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC News anchor Savannah Guthrie, has deepened since her last known sighting on January 31, 2026.
Guthrie was last seen in her Tucson, Arizona home, where she seemingly vanished after family members dropped her off around 9:30 PM. Investigators suspect foul play; her doorbell camera was removed at 1:47 AM on February 1, and her medical device app had disconnected shortly thereafter.
As searches began following her family's report of her absence, police discovered troubling evidence—blood on her porch confirmed to be hers. The authorities are yet to identify a person of interest but are examining ransom notes that have emerged, which include threats and specific details about Nancy's home.
In a public plea, Savannah Guthrie addressed potential abductors, emphasizing her desperation and readiness to discuss her mother's safe return. As media attention intensifies, the local community remains vigilant, with rewards offered for information amid fears for Nancy's health without her necessary medication.
Amid ongoing investigations, her family continues to advocate for her well-being, while authorities emphasize the critical need for public assistance in solving this troubling case.
