Savannah Guthrie Appeals for Help in Missing Mom Nancy Guthrie Case
Savannah Guthrie Appeals for Help in Missing Mom Nancy Guthrie Case
Savannah Guthrie pleads for tips as Nancy Guthrie remains missing since Jan. 31; authorities say no person of interest yet, and the family urges anyone with information to come forward.
Nancy Guthrie, 84, has been missing since January 31 after authorities say she was taken from her home. The disappearance has moved into its second week as investigators follow leads and urge the public to come forward with any information, no matter how small.
Savannah Guthrie has publicly addressed the case, calling it an "hour of desperation" and asking people everywhere to help. In an Instagram video posted with her siblings, she urged anyone who sees or hears anything to contact authorities and reminded the public that "we will pay" for information that leads to her mother's safe return.
FBI officials say they are not aware of any continued contact between the Guthrie family and the alleged kidnappers as a ransom deadline passes. There has been no publicly identified person of interest in the case, and investigators say they are pursuing every lead.
The search has drawn volunteers and supporters from across the country, with the family expressing gratitude for the public's help and stressing that any information could bring Nancy Guthrie home.
As investigators press forward, loved ones hold on to prayers and the hope that Nancy Guthrie is still out there, awaiting a safe return.
