Nancy Guthrie: Mom of Savannah Guthrie Vanished

0:00It's April 6, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Dallas News Today, your AI-powered local news. Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC Today's show host Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her Tucson area home on February 1st. That's over two months ago now, and cops believe she was taken against her will since the backdoors were found propped open. Her family is putting up $1 million for info, leading to her safe return. Officers have combed the Catalina foothills neighborhood, pulling footage from cameras and doorbell cams, but nothing suspicious has popped yet. The FBI is involved, chasing leads like gloves found nearby in a damaged utility box, though DNA on one trace back to an innocent local worker. Savannah opened up to co-host Hota Kotby about the panic when her sister called. Doors open, no sign of mom, thinking maybe Medics came. The family is in agony, laying flowers at the house and begging the community for any tiny detail, from text to sightings.

1:00Recent checks ruled out of body found in the Scottsdale Canal. Cadaver dogs are on pause, and hoax ransom notes hit TMZ with crypto demands they got. Forwarded to feds, Sheriff Chris Nanos warns the suspect might strike again, facing heat over the probe from ex-sharefs and a recall push. As Savannah heads back to the Today's Show studio this week to support her crew while hunting answers, the tip lines stay hot, FBI at 1-800-CALL, FBI or Pima Counties online form, every eye and ear counts in bringing Nancy home.