Mom of NBC’s Savannah Guthrie reported missing in Arizona: ‘Very concerning’

[catfish1957]

...now that the local boob of a Sheriff has botched the crime scene.   

I am guessing this Barney Fife clone might have a tough go, next election.

[Cyber Liberty]

I am guessing this Barney Fife clone might have a tough go, next election.

Probably not.  Pima is the bluest County in the State.  They are incapable of electing a Sheriff that's not a boob!

[DCPatriot]

The competence of the Sheriff aside, what exactly is the motive here?

To me, it was coming home earlier than she was expected (If it was a burglary gone bad)

Did the perp know she was 84 and had limited mobility?  The blood at the front door is worrisome.

Head wounds tend to bleed more profusely...but they haven't said how much blood was recovered/tested.

They have stated it is Guthrie's blood.

[Hoodat]

The competence of the Sheriff aside, what exactly is the motive here?

Assume first that she was murdered and that this whole ransom note shtick is a ruse.  Then rephrase the question, “who would benefit from her death?”?

This is someone she knows.

[DCPatriot]

Assume first that she was murdered and that this whole ransom note shtick is a ruse.  Then rephrase the question, “who would benefit from her death?”?

This is someone she knows.

The 'target' could have been a single piece of jewelry or a diamond necklace...with the intent to pawn it or more likely as you suggest..."somebody she knows"...wanting to claim it as a[n] heirloom.

Once she answered the door and saw their faces or vehicles, she became a liability.

[libertybele]

The 'target' could have been a single piece of jewelry or a diamond necklace...with the intent to pawn it or more likely as you suggest..."somebody she knows"...wanting to claim it as a[n] heirloom.

Once she answered the door and saw their faces or vehicles, she became a liability.

No doubt at this point I think it is safe to assume it was someone she knew.  Someone who knew her routine and what she was worth to them. There was blood and forced entry at the scene -- so unfortunately she struggled.  At 84 years old with a heart condition, I doubt that this is going to have a good outcome.

[libertybele]

Assume first that she was murdered and that this whole ransom note shtick is a ruse.  Then rephrase the question, “who would benefit from her death?”?

This is someone she knows.

Indeed.

[240B]

I just noticed today, actually yesterday, that the news shows are slowly getting back to normal.
My routine evening is Ingraham, Watters, sometime Hannity, and then of course Gutfeld.
Haven't been able to watch any of the first three for a week.

They all turned into "The Guthrie News Hour" shows and they were all reporting the same news over, and over, and over, and over, endlessly.
I am sorry a woman was kidnapped, but I don't know anything about Savannah Guthrie or her mother. I couldn't watch the endless reporting on it.

Turned on the news this morning and they were back to issues like Iran, Israel, the economy, i.e., real news. I am glad to get back to normal news.

[libertybele]

I just noticed today, actually yesterday, that the news shows are slowly getting back to normal.
My routine evening is Ingraham, Watters, sometime Hannity, and then of course Gutfeld.
Haven't been able to watch any of the first three for a week.

They all turned into "The Guthrie News Hour" shows and they were all reporting the same news over, and over, and over, and over, endlessly.
I am sorry a woman was kidnapped, but I don't know anything about Savannah Guthrie or her mother. I couldn't watch the endless reporting on it.

Turned on the news this morning and they were back to issues like Iran, Israel, the economy, i.e., real news. I am glad to get back to normal news.

I agree -- Mr. Bele has the news on at dinner time and most reporting is on Guthrie.

I am saddened for the family and IMHO Guthrie has met her fate, if she weren't rich and her daughter famous, it wouldn't have continued to make the airwaves for days. 

[240B]

I agree -- Mr. Bele has the news on at dinner time and most reporting is on Guthrie.

I am saddened for the family and IMHO Guthrie has met her fate, if she weren't rich and her daughter famous, it wouldn't have continued to make the airwaves for days.

It has been a week. A week in a kidnapping case is eternity. The chances are very low.
But more, how many other Americans have been kidnapped over the week? and nothing

[mystery-ak]

WATCH: Investigators visited gas station near Guthrie home seeking info on potential suspect

https://twitter.com/FoxTrueCrime/status/2020208595736891776

Investigators visited a gas station near Nancy Guthrie’s home in Tucson, Arizona, Friday, seeking information about a particular individual as part of their probe into the disappearance of "Today" show anchor Savannah Guthrie's mother.

Surveillance footage obtained by Fox News Digital shows two plainclothes law enforcement officials at the gas station, located about 20 minutes from Guthrie’s home. A gas station employee told Fox News Digital that both local and federal authorities asked to review surveillance video related to what the employee described as “some guy.”

“They just showed up,” the employee said. “They asked if they could see camera footage.” When asked what authorities viewed, the employee said investigators did not provide details. “They said they were looking for some guy who got away,” the employee added. “No description.”

As of Saturday, authorities have not publicly identified a suspect. Fox News Digital has reached out to the Pima County Sheriff’s Department for comment.
Posted by Sarah Rumpf-Whitten

[DCPatriot]

It has been a week. A week in a kidnapping case is eternity. The chances are very low.
But more, how many other Americans have been kidnapped over the week? and nothing

IMO, the media takes a lesson from how quickly both the Luigi Mangione and Tyler Robinson arrests were achieved.

Now it's morphed into a challenge to the FBI.

[mystery-ak]

Second note shows captors ‘are confident they are not going to be found,’ retired FBI agent says

Retired FBI supervisory special agent Lance Leising suggested on Fox News’ “Saturday in America” that the emergence of a second note in the Nancy Guthrie case shows that those behind her disappearance are "confident they are not going to be found.”

A second message was sent to a local news station on Friday in connection to the case. The message reportedly does not include proof of life or a way for Guthrie’s family to communicate with the suspected abductor or abductors.

“It’s interesting that they are committed to sending a second one if it’s the same person. Because they are confident they are not going to be found, they are confident they are using anonymizers and changing their IP address and running it through a bunch of different countries, potentially, to avoid being tracked,” Leising said. “But they are not offering anything that would authenticate they are the kidnappers.”

Fox News Digital’s Sophia Compton contributed to this report.   
Posted by Greg Norman-Diamond

[rustynail]

Why hasn't Trump solved this and brought Mrs. Guthrie home to her family?  Is it because of the 2020 debate?  (some may say)

[Idiot]

The 'target' could have been a single piece of jewelry or a diamond necklace...with the intent to pawn it or more likely as you suggest..."somebody she knows"...wanting to claim it as a[n] heirloom.

Once she answered the door and saw their faces or vehicles, she became a liability.

If burglary was the motive then why didn't they do it while she was at church, much easier.  She was targeted.

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/mikerreports/status/2020210209856340422

[Cyber Liberty]

WATCH: Investigators visited gas station near Guthrie home seeking info on potential suspect

https://twitter.com/FoxTrueCrime/status/2020208595736891776

Investigators visited a gas station near Nancy Guthrie’s home in Tucson, Arizona, Friday, seeking information about a particular individual as part of their probe into the disappearance of "Today" show anchor Savannah Guthrie's mother.

Surveillance footage obtained by Fox News Digital shows two plainclothes law enforcement officials at the gas station, located about 20 minutes from Guthrie’s home. A gas station employee told Fox News Digital that both local and federal authorities asked to review surveillance video related to what the employee described as “some guy.”

“They just showed up,” the employee said. “They asked if they could see camera footage.” When asked what authorities viewed, the employee said investigators did not provide details. “They said they were looking for some guy who got away,” the employee added. “No description.”

As of Saturday, authorities have not publicly identified a suspect. Fox News Digital has reached out to the Pima County Sheriff’s Department for comment.
Posted by Sarah Rumpf-Whitten

Don't bother asking the Sheriffs office, Fox News.  They don't know Shineola about this case.  They're too busy doing photo ops with traitor Mark Kelly for donuts.

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/GuntherEagleman/status/2020229691823509659

[Idiot]

https://twitter.com/mikerreports/status/2020210209856340422

So the senior citizen (gas station suspect) kidnapped a grandmother?  There ain't no way.....

Besides, what kind of a sorry SOB would kidnap a grandmother??? 

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/BigWagWag/status/2018472432856924445

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/DerekMyers/status/2018588404384923775

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/ginamilan_/status/2020193925324058763

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/JamesHartline/status/2020228023283511683

[libertybele]

https://twitter.com/ginamilan_/status/2020193925324058763

That is odd.  Maybe AI generated?

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/2020126944507969571

[Cyber Liberty]

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/2020126944507969571

I agree with Katie.

[Fishrrman]

She isn't coming back.
At least not... alive.
(sad to say)

[MeganC]

She isn't coming back.
At least not... alive.
(sad to say)

 

It is looking that way isn't it?

[libertybele]

I agree with Katie.

Perhaps her abductor(s) is even within the sheriffs department?

[DCPatriot]

Perhaps her abductor(s) is even within the sheriffs department?

Okay @libertybele   No more coffee for you today!!

[Wingnut]

The local yokels should have asked the FBI to come in on day two.   If this case goes south it is because of the keystone cops in that AZ county.

[libertybele]

Okay @libertybele   No more coffee for you today!!

@DCPatriot lol .... I don't drink coffee anymore.

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/nypost/status/2020282536358764681

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/ToscaAusten/status/2020265545002619222

[libertybele]

So heartbreaking. Talk about having your stomach turned inside out and in knots.  The family has to be absolutely devastated.

[libertybele]

https://twitter.com/ToscaAusten/status/2020265545002619222

I agree it is strange  -- I thought the line odd when it was first shown  -- but this makes the line stand out even more so now. 

[Idiot]

So they are agreeing to pay the ransom....wow....  I pray they get her back alive.

If they do get her back this is setting a really bad precedent.  Every grandmother in Arizona, or anywhere for that matter, had better move in with their kids or risk this.  Crazies are going to be coming out of the woodwork looking for a payday.

I can't fault the family for trying though....sheesh....so sad.

[DCPatriot]

I agree it is strange  -- I thought the line odd when it was first shown  -- but this makes the line stand out even more so now. 

Totally insane!  Got to be a glitch in the Matrix. 

[Idiot]

After watching the latest video, I feel as though she is deceased and the family wants her body back.  It's the only thing that makes sense.

[DB]

After watching the latest video, I feel as though she is deceased and the family wants her body back.  It's the only thing that makes sense.

They want an opportunity to follow the money. The more interaction the more likely they'll get caught.

[American Girl]

Excerpt:
You know that eerie feeling when a real-life crisis mirrors a famous movie scene so closely that it raises red flags about what's really going on? That's the buzz surrounding NBC's Savannah Guthrie's video message to her mother Nancy's alleged kidnappers, which bears a striking resemblance to a plea from the film "Silence of the Lambs." In the clip, Guthrie, flanked by family, reads from a paper: "We need to know without a doubt that she is alive, and that you have her… we want to hear from you, and we are ready to listen. So please—reach out to us." The side-by-side comparison with the movie's similar scripted message is uncanny, sparking suspicions of staging or scripting. I can’t be the only one starting to feel weird about this, right?


To me it was asking for her mom's body.  Its the weirdest thing.  Something isn't right

https://defiantamerica.com/savannah-guthrie-message-to-her-mothers-kidnappers-similarity-to-silence-of-the-lambs/

[Lando Lincoln]

LE spent 3 hours at daughter Annie’s place last night. Something is amiss, I’d say.

[rustynail]

You heard it here first.  Mama G. was about to leave all her wealth to her Pool Boy.  This hastened her demise.

[mystery-ak]

Sheriff leading Guthrie investigation spotted at basketball game as family pleads again with alleged ransomers
Chris Nanos spotted at University of Arizona game minutes before NBC anchor and siblings beg alleged kidnappers to return their 84-year-old mother
By Peter D'Abrosca , Alexandra Koch Fox News
Published February 7, 2026 9:25pm EST

EXCLUSIVE: TUCSON, Ariz. — The sheriff investigating the apparent kidnapping of "Today" show anchor Savannah Guthrie's mother was spotted sitting near the front row at a college basketball game Saturday night, even as Guthrie and her two siblings posted a plaintive plea on Instagram for the safe return of their mother.

Fox News Digital obtained photos of Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, who is facing increased scrutiny as the investigation into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance drags on, attending a matchup between the University of Arizona and Oklahoma State. Early Sunday morning will mark one week since Guthrie, 84, disappeared from her suburban Tucson home.



more
https://www.foxnews.com/us/sheriff-leading-guthrie-investigation-spotted-basketball-game-family-pleads-again-alleged-ransomers

[Lando Lincoln]

Nanos had to know he’d be spotted. Clown.

[Cyber Liberty]

Nanos had to know he’d be spotted. Clown.

The FBI told Nanos to stand the Sheriff's Department down days ago.  They're off the case, and Fox News knows it....

[DCPatriot]

The FBI told Nanos to stand the Sheriff's Department down days ago.  They're off the case, and Fox News knows it....

Well, since Arizona is ranked #1 in the country, let's give him a pass.

[Cyber Liberty]

Well, since Arizona is ranked #1 in the country, let's give him a pass.

Number 1 in what, incompetent Sheriff Departments?

[mystery-ak]

Maybe they were filming the latest video to the kidnapper?

Law enforcement leaves Annie Guthrie's home after hours of activity inside

Law enforcement left Annie Guthrie’s home at 10:30 p.m. local time after spending about two and a half hours at the residence Saturday evening.

At least four members of the Pima County Sheriff’s Department arrived at the property in two unmarked white SUVs and a white truck, marking the first extended law enforcement activity at Annie Guthrie’s home in days.

As police left the residence, Fox News Digital observed a deputy loading a white case into his vehicle, which he had carried inside earlier, along with what appeared to be a grocery-size brown bag.

Law enforcement appeared to begin taking pictures in the garage before moving to the opposite side of the home, where three bedrooms are located.

White photography flashes were visible inside the home and garage. A jacket was placed over one of the home’s windows, blocking it from view of media outside.

While outside the home, Fox News Digital's Sarah Rumpf-Whitten and Michael Ruiz reported hearing clanking noises coming from inside, suggesting law enforcement may have been moving items.

It remains unclear whether anyone is currently residing in the home.

On Thursday, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department declined to say whether any of Nancy Guthrie’s family members had been ruled out as suspects in her disappearance.

On Saturday morning, Fox News Digital learned the FBI and the Pima County Sheriff's Department are looking for an unidentified male in connection with the case after two plainclothes officers visited a gas station near Nancy Guthrie's home.

A gas station employee told Fox News Digital that local and federal authorities asked to review surveillance video related to what the employee described as “some guy.”

“They just showed up,” the employee said. “They asked if they could see camera footage.” When asked what authorities viewed, the employee said investigators did not provide details. “They said they were looking for some guy who got away,” the employee added. “No description.”

Posted by Michael Sinkewicz
https://www.foxnews.com/live-news/nancy-guthrie-disappearance-arizona-feb-8-live-updates

[mystery-ak]

Aerial footage shows authorities searching manhole behind Nancy Guthrie's house



Officials with the Pima County Sheriff’s Office returned to Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson, Arizona, home on Sunday to search a nearby septic tank.

Footage captured by the Fox Flight Team shows authorities using a pole to probe a manhole located behind Guthrie’s property.
Posted by Julia Bonavita