New information is helping investigators better understand the hours before the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of journalist Savannah Guthrie. Reports indicate that Nancy’s daughter, Annie Guthrie, may have been the last family member to see her. The two reportedly shared dinner on the evening of January 31, a visit that appeared completely routine at the time, with no visible signs that anything was amiss.
After their evening together, Nancy returned to her residence in Catalina Foothills. Concern grew when family members later realized she could not be reached and had seemingly disappeared. Nancy, 84, has not been seen since that night. Authorities have since described the property as an active crime scene, citing disturbances and potential evidence that raises concern she may not have left voluntarily.
Investigators are methodically reviewing the timeline, examining communications, and assessing conditions at the home to piece together what may have occurred. The family has voiced deep concern for Nancy’s wellbeing, noting that she depends on daily medication and mobility support. Savannah Guthrie has publicly expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support while encouraging anyone with helpful information to contact local law enforcement.
The latest developments serve as a sobering reminder of how quickly ordinary routines can give way to uncertainty. As officials continue their work, both the family and the surrounding community remain hopeful that new leads will provide answers. For now, the focus stays on gathering reliable information and supporting efforts aimed at ensuring Nancy’s safe return.