Savannah Guthrie Returns, Nancy's Disappearance Unsolved

On April 6th, Savannah Guthrie just stepped back onto the today's show Monday after more

than two months away, dealing with her 84-year-old mom, Nancy's disappearance from her Tucson

home.

Nancy went missing early February 1st, last seeing the night before when family dropped

her off around 9.48 pm.

Cops believed she was abducted, kicking off a huge search with drones, dogs, thousands

of officers, and volunteers, but no trace yet.

Their spotted key clues fast, like her doorbell camera getting yanked at 147 am, movement

detected minutes later, and her.

Pacemaker app cutting out at 2.28 am, family found her place empty by noon, called 9.11,

and searches ramped up right away.

Later, they confirmed forced entry, her blood on the front porch, and back doors propped

open with her phone and person side.

The Guthrie kids, including Savannah, pour their hearts out and raw video pleas on social

media, begging kidnappers to return her and promising to.

Pay.

They got ransom emails with deadlines, some fake but a couple seemed legit, and Savannah

even shared suspect pics from recovered camera footage, showing an armed figure and

a balaclava messing with the lens.

FBI dug up that chilling video of the guy tampering with the door cam, doubled the reward

to $100,000 and chased leaves like, detaining a delivery driver and searching spots south

of Tucson.

They asked folks in a two mile radius for old footage and tips, while the family held

out hope, but later admitted, she might not be alive.

Savannah's return hit emotional notes on air, saying it's good to be home as she dives

back into headlines, but the hunt for Nancy rolls on with no breakthroughs, leaving everyone

rooting for answers.

That's the story for today.

Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, I'm Kory with the story.