Savannah Guthrie's Mom Vanished: Search for Truth

0:00On March 26th, Savannah Guthrie, co-anchor on the Today Show, share her first interview since her 84-year-old mother, Nancy, vanished from. Her era is on a home on January 31st. Nancy was last seen that evening after her family dropped her off. Two days later, authorities found traces of her blood on the porch and started treating the case as a possible crime. Pima County deputies and the FBI quickly teamed up for a wide search. The family first thought it might be a medical issue, but no hospital records turned up, and her phone stayed behind at the house. In the emotional talk, Savannah described a frantic calls to police and hospitals that first day. She wondered aloud if her public profile played a role, maybe drawing kidnappers hoping for ransom. She even voiced deeper grit, apologizing to her family if her fame brought trouble to her mom. Savannah mentioned receiving multiple notes, but she believes two of them were genuine, as the family actually responded to. To stay safe in Arizona, she and her siblings moot houses several times, even slipping

1:02away one night amid crowds gathering outside. She still speaks of her mom and the present tense, holding on to hope, while shielding her nine and 11-year-old kids from the uncertainty. The Sheriff's Office and FBI keep pushing for tips at 1-800-CALL, FBI, as the search goes on. I'm Corey with The Story. Watch your entertainment and celebrity news today, update. AI powered and always trending.