Savannah's Mom Missing: Homicide Suspected

0:00It's April 5th from Hollywood to your headphones. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the Story. Savannah Guthrie's 84-year-old mom, Nancy, vanished from her Tucson home back on January 31st, around 9.30 pm. Family reported her missing the next day after she skipped church. Cops declared the place a crime scene right away, saying foul plays involved since Nancy's got limited mobility and couldn't have walked off. She needs daily meds to survive, and they're treating this like a possible abduction. Police brought in homicide detectives from the start because of what they found inside stuff that doesn't add up for someone just wandering away. Sheriff Chris Nano stressed Nancy's sharp as attack, mentally, no dementia, but her physical limits make it clear she didn't leave on her own. They believe she was taken against her will, maybe overnight, though no public danger right now. Savannah's been off the today show since early February, pouring her heart out in an

1:00Easter message to her church. She got real about wrestling with faith amid the agony of not knowing, questioning if even Jesus felt this kind of gut-wrenching uncertainty. Her coworkers rallied hard with Hota Cody, Jenna Bush Hager, and others sending prayers and love on air and social media. She set to return to Studio 1A on April 6th, telling Hota she can't fake it, but works part of her purpose now. Joy will be her protest, she said, even if it's tough, she'll keep it real. The search drags on with no big breaks yet. Folks are still urged to tip off Pima County Sheriff's if they know anything, holding on to hope for Nancy's safe return while Savannah steps back into the spotlight.