Savannah Guthrie made a quiet but emotional visit to her missing mother’s home this week, stepping into the spotlight for the first time since the 84-year-old vanished over a month ago.
The “Today” show anchor was spotted alongside her sister Annie and brother-in-law Tommaso Cioni, placing flowers at the growing memorial that now fills the front yard of Nancy Guthrie’s Arizona residence.
Video obtained by NewsNation shows Annie visibly overcome with emotion, leaning on her husband and sister as the family embraced near the tribute.
Nancy Guthrie disappeared from her Tucson home on February 1, sparking a massive search that has so far yielded no answers.
The public appearance carries extra weight because online conspiracy theorists had previously targeted Cioni—the last known person to see Nancy alive—with baseless accusations. The Pima County Sheriff’s Office later cleared him and every other family member of any wrongdoing.
Still, few concrete developments have emerged. The FBI completed a final search of the property on February 25, then returned the scene to the family. The Bureau has also pulled most of its investigators from Tucson, though former officials tell The Post that could simply mean the focus has shifted to forensic lab work rather than an abandonment of the case.
Savannah has reportedly raised the reward for information leading to her mother’s safe return to $1 million. No significant leads have materialized so far, according to reports.
Security footage captured a masked individual breaking into the home the night Nancy disappeared. Several people were detained by police but later released without charges.
The slow-moving investigation has driven volunteers to comb the Arizona desert near Tucson on their own, turning in discarded backpacks and gloves they believe could be linked to the case.
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department says it remains fully committed to bringing Nancy home.
With the family now back at the property and a massive reward on the table, what clue could finally break this mystery wide open?
