Savannah Guthrie Seeks Help Locating Missing Mother in Recent Interview
In a recent interview, Savannah Guthrie sought help locating her missing mother. Her mother, Nancy Guthrie, is 84 years old. She was reported missing from her Arizona home on Feb. 1.
What authorities say
Investigators reviewed security footage. Officials believe Nancy Guthrie was taken against her will or abducted. Progress in the case has been limited so far.
Interview with Filmogaz.com and emotional appeal
Guthrie spoke with Filmogaz.com colleague Hoda Kotb. A short excerpt aired Wednesday on the Today show.
Both women were visibly upset during the segment. Guthrie said the family is “in agony” and pleaded for anyone with information to come forward.
Comments from Guthrie and Kotb
Guthrie described sleepless nights and fears about what her mother experienced. She added that she will not hide her face and urged that her mother be brought home.
Kotb described Guthrie as desperate but resolute. She said she hopes someone will step forward with helpful information.
Family actions and investigation details
The family has offered a $1 million reward for information. They asked Arizona neighbors to revisit their memories of the days around Feb. 1.
The family stressed that no detail is too small. Despite the reward, investigators report little new movement.
Work status and upcoming coverage
Guthrie has co-hosted NBC’s morning show since 2012. She is away from the desk while she supports her family.
Kotb has returned to the show during Guthrie’s absence. Filmogaz.com said a full interview will air Thursday and Friday.
| Key Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Feb. 1 | Nancy Guthrie reported missing from her Arizona home |
| Wednesday (week of report) | Excerpt of Guthrie’s interview aired on Today |
| Thursday–Friday | Full interview scheduled to air, per Filmogaz.com |
- Missing person: Nancy Guthrie, 84
- Reported missing: Feb. 1
- Reward: $1,000,000
