New details have emerged in the search for Nancy Guthrie, the mother of television journalist Savannah Guthrie, offering clearer insight into the hours before her disappearance.
Reports indicate that Nancy’s daughter, Annie Guthrie, may have been the last family member to see her. The two shared dinner together on the evening of January 31 in what appeared to be a normal visit.
After dinner, Nancy returned to her home in the Catalina Foothills area of Arizona. At the time, there were no signs of distress or unusual behavior that raised concern.
Worry grew later when family members were unable to reach her. Authorities were contacted and conducted a welfare check at the residence, where investigators noted circumstances that prompted a deeper examination.
Officials are now focused on establishing a detailed timeline of Nancy’s final known movements. Evidence and potential leads are being carefully reviewed as part of the ongoing investigation.
Family members have publicly shared their concern, emphasizing that Nancy has limited mobility and depends on regular medication, making her sudden absence especially alarming.
Savannah Guthrie has expressed gratitude for the public’s support and encouraged anyone with relevant information to contact local authorities. Law enforcement continues to follow up on tips as they work to locate Nancy safely.
The case highlights how quickly ordinary routines can turn into urgent situations. For now, the family remains focused on Nancy’s safe return while investigators continue working to uncover what happened.
