‘Someone knows something’: Guthrie family pleads for new information | Arizona
Savannah Guthrie and her family have released a new statement about their missing mother, urging residents of Tucson, Arizona, to come forward with possible clues to the whereabouts of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie.
their expression On Sunday, the NBC Today host and his siblings said: “We continue to believe that Tucsonans and the greater southern Arizona community are the key to resolution in this case. Someone knows something. It’s possible that a member of this community has information they didn’t even realize was important.”
“We hope people will search for their memories, especially during key time periods such as January 31st and the early morning hours of February 1st and the late evening hours of January 11th,” the statement continued, referring to a date the researchers had previously determined. expressed interest without explaining why.
Guthrie and his family continued: “We are asking this community to pay renewed attention to our mother’s case; please look for any footage, diary entries, text messages, observations or conversations that may be significant in hindsight. No detail is too small. It could be the key.”
“We miss our mother with every breath and we cannot be at peace until she comes home. We cannot mourn, we can only grieve and wonder. Our focus is only on finding her and bringing her home. We want to celebrate her beautiful and brave life, but we cannot do that until she is delivered to her final resting place.”
Sunday marked seven weeks since the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, who authorities believe was kidnapped from her home in Tucson.
In addition to blood drops found on Guthrie’s porch, investigators also found DNA from a glove found two miles from his home. The glove appeared to be similar to the glove worn by a suspect seen on security cameras the night he disappeared. However, the glove was later discredited. was discovered that it belonged to a restaurant employee and not the kidnapper involved in the case.
Authorities say the investigation remains active as local and federal agencies continue to analyze forensic evidence.
Over the past several weeks, investigators canvassed nearby neighborhoods, reviewed hours of security footage and conducted numerous interviews, but no arrests were made.
In February, a man was detained at a traffic stop and interrogated for several hours “in connection with the investigation” before eventually being released.
Since her mother’s disappearance, Savannah Guthrie has been using her national platform to raise awareness, sharing frequent updates and calls for information. Her family has offered a $1 million reward for any information about her mother.
Earlier this month, NBC confirmed that Savannah Guthrie plans to return to the Today show but did not offer any timeline for when she would resume her role.
