Savannah Guthrie Speaks on Mom's Kidnapping

0:00On March 26, Savannah Guthrie opened up about the ongoing investigation into her mother Nancy's kidnapping. Last month, Mart 50 days since Nancy vanished from her home in Tucson, Arizona. The FBI released chilling video showing a masked figure at her front door, but no suspect has been named yet. Savannah addressed painful rumors linking her sister Annie's husband to the case. She called them unbearable and defended her family fiercely, saying no one cared for her mom more than her sister and brother-in-law. Nancy remains their beloved matriarch in shining light. The video hits Savannah hard. She described it as absolutely terrifying and thanked investigators and tech companies for uncovering it. She couldn't bear the thought of that intruder standing over her mom's bed. Police have urged the public to avoid unbearable claims, stressing they harmed the probe. Detectives are interviewing contacts and working closely with the Guthrie family. Some accounting sheriff Chris Nannos keeps providing regular updates. While questions linger, Savannah's heartfelt words highlight the family's unbreakable bond

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