Nancy Guthrie's Kidnapping: Family Offers Reward

0:00It's March 26th, from global headlines to breaking updates. This is Global News Today, powered by AI. Savannah Guthrie's 84-year-old mother, Nancy, disappeared from her home near Tucson, Arizona on February 1st. Authorities suspect kidnapping after finding the door is propped open and her personal items left behind. Two ransom notes demanding money soon surfaced that news outlets and Guthrie believes they point to a real abduction. Nancy footage captured a masked figure near the property less than an hour before Nancy vanished and her front doorbell camera had been taken. Down. The family first thought it might have been a medical emergency, but hospital checks turned up nothing. In a heartfelt interview, Guthrie opened up about her guilt, wondering if her celebrity status made her mother a target. The ordeal forced her to step away from the Today Show, including missing Olympic coverage, leaving the family in a whirlwind of worry and prayer. Hema County Sheriff Chris Nanos now says investigators are convinced Nancy was targeted

1:01and understand the motive, though they won't share details yet to protect the case. The family has posted a $1 million reward, masked by $100,000 from the FBI for tips leading to her return. While holding out hope, the Guthrie's stress that is never too late for someone to step forward with information, desperate for answers to finally. Find some peace.