Nancy Guthrie: Fresh DNA Hope in Kidnapping Case

0:00On April 29, Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mom of today's show host, Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her Tucson, Arizona home back on. February 1, last seen by family the night before, she's believed to be the victim of a targeted kidnapping after blood droplets confirmed as hers turned up on her, front porch. Investigators released doorbell footage showing a mast, possibly arm-suspect, tampering with her security camera right around the time she disappeared. Ransom notes went out to media outlets early in the case, and the family responded publicly to a couple they felt were real, though nothing's panned, out yet, with no name suspects. Neighbors in her quiet Catalina foothills community are still reeling, describing Nancy as vivacious, kind, and just a lovely person who's deeply. Mist, the sadness hangs heavy there, with folks hoping someone will come forward about that man on the video. Now there's a fresh development with potentially critical DNA from a hair sample at her home,

1:00finally making its way to the FBI. It was tested at a Florida lab before, but FBI tech could unlock more, especially since new methods handle root was hair that couldn't be done until. Recently, the family is holding out hope, offering $1 million for info leading to her recovery, even as they brace for tough possibilities. They just want answers, and her back home safe. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update, AI powered, and always trending.