“We Will Pay”: Guthrie Family’s Urgent Plea as Kidnapping Fears Grow
A family known to millions through American television is now living a private nightmare in full public view and tonight the urgency could not be clearer.
Savannah Guthrie, the longtime anchor of NBC’s TODAY show, has released a new video alongside her siblings, including her sister Annie Guthrie, making a direct plea to whoever may be holding their mother, Nancy Guthrie. Their message is simple, emotional and deeply serious. They say they have received a message. They say they understand. And they say they are willing to pay for her safe return.
Nancy Guthrie is 84 years old. She vanished from her home in Tucson, Arizona, in the middle of the night. Investigators believe she was taken against her will. A doorbell camera at her home was disconnected and removed. Hours later, the monitoring connection to her pacemaker went offline. By the next morning, she was gone.
The family grew alarmed when she failed to appear at church, something friends say she never missed. Police were called. Since then, the case has escalated into a full federal investigation, with the FBI now deeply involved.
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Authorities say they are reviewing messages that may be ransom-related. At least one individual has already been arrested for sending a fake ransom note, but investigators stress that the main threat has not been identified. No suspect has been named. No one has been ruled out.
What makes this case even more alarming is Nancy Guthrie’s health. She relies on daily medication. Without it, officials warn, she could suffer or worse. Her family has repeatedly said time matters here. Every hour matters.
In their latest video, Savannah Guthrie stands shoulder to shoulder with her siblings. Annie Guthrie is visibly emotional. The family does not issue threats. They do not speculate. They beg. They ask for proof of life. They ask for communication. And they say clearly, this is valuable to us and we will pay.
This story matters far beyond one well-known family. It highlights how vulnerable older adults can be, even in their own homes. It raises serious questions about targeted crimes, digital surveillance and how quickly technology can be disabled when someone intends harm. And it shows the painful reality that money, fear and silence often collide in cases like this.
Law enforcement believes Nancy Guthrie is still alive. That belief is driving the investigation forward. A reward is now being offered. Federal and local resources remain active. And the family waits.
If you are following this story, stay with it. Details are changing. The stakes are high. And for one family, answers cannot come soon enough. Continue watching for verified updates as this search unfolds.
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