Nancy Guthrie's Disappearance: Day 69 of Search

0:00Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mom of NBC Today Show host, Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her Tucson home around February 1st. Cops believed she was snatched against her will, and it's now day 69 of the hunt, with no sign of her. The family is dropping $1 million for info, leading to her safe return. Meanwhile, Pima County supervisors just voted to probe Sheriff Chris Nannos over his handling of the case amid complaints and a recall push. Savannah stepped back on the Today Show this week after two months away, saying it's tough, but feels like her duty. The family is in straight agony, describing chaos from the night she disappeared, back doors open, panic calls to 911. Savannah shared their raw disbelief in interviews, begging folks for any tips, no matter how small. New leaves popped up, by TMZ getting notes, claiming Nancy's in Mexico and a demand letter, but nothing solid yet. A body in a Scottsdale canal had no link, and DNA on a glove nearby, traced to an innocent

1:01worker. Cadaver doves are on pause, FBI photos from her camera showed zilch suspicious. Investigators are still knocking doors and chasing footage from the neighborhood, warning the suspect might strike again. If you got eyes on anything from early February, hit the tip lines, FBI or sheriffs. The search rolls on, holding hope tight. We've been listening to Tampa Bay News today, AI-powered local news.