The family of Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie, is urging her kidnapper to communicate with them as police express concerns about her wellbeing during the ongoing search for her.
The brother of Savannah Guthrie, the host of NBC's 'Today', is appealing for the kidnapper of their mother, Nancy Guthrie, to reach out to the family. This plea comes just hours after Pima County police chief Chris Nanos stated that there is no evidence to suggest that Nancy is alive, yet investigators continue to believe she is still alive but in captivity. Camron Guthrie reiterated this in a social media video, asking the kidnapper to communicate with them.
As the search for Nancy, who is 84 years old, enters its fifth day, police have not been able to identify any suspects or persons of interest in the case. The lack of leads is alarming for the Guthrie family, who are desperate for any information about her safety and wellbeing. Savannah Guthrie had read a statement asking for contact with the kidnapper, emphasizing their need for reassurance that their mother is being held and is alive.
The case highlights growing concerns regarding the safety of the elderly and raises questions about the possible motivations behind such kidnappings. The family's public appeal may also increase awareness of the situation and prompt potential witnesses or informants to come forward with information, as the authorities continue their investigation in Arizona.
