Savannah Guthrie’s sister was last person to see missing mom

Savannah Guthriesister, Anne Guthriewas the last person to see my mother, Nancy Guthriebefore she was reported missing in Arizona, US Weekly Can confirm.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos Specialized with us On Monday, February 2, it was revealed what police know about what happened in the hours before she disappeared.

“We have a starting point,” Nanos said. On Saturday, January 31, “family members took her home from dinner around 9:30 to 9:45 pm (afternoon).”

“So we would support a search starting at 9 or 8:30 p.m.”

Nanos confirms Savannah’s sister Anne is The last person to see Nancy84, before she was reported missing. (Shared by Nancy daughters Anne and Savannah54 years old, with son Cameron Guthrie and late husband Charles Guthriedied of a heart attack at the age of 49. )

The Sheriff noted that Annie did not raise any “red flags” regarding her mother’s behavior during the last interaction.

According to Nanos, Nancy’s family “was not notified of her (missing) until about 11 a.m. the next morning,” and the police were not called until 12:15 p.m. on Sunday, February 1. As a result, officials are investigating a timeline of “any time between 9:30 p.m. and 11 a.m. (morning)” as a window into the disappearance. Nancy is missing.

“This is an 84-year-old lady who is safe at Asleep in her own homeshe was taken away. That shouldn’t happen,” Nanos told usnoticed Savannah does not “Raise any concerns” about her mother’s health before she went missing.

News broke Sunday that Nancy was missing after officials received a 911 call from a concerned family member that morning.

“This is very concerning to us. We don’t normally put a deputy out in a scene like this. But what we learned from the house was very concerning,” Sheriff Nanos said at a news conference about the case on Sunday. “So let’s get on with it. The detective’s homicide unit is also on scene right now looking at it.”

“We’ve done pretty much everything we can to address this,” he explained, adding that Nancy was “not in good health, so naturally it’s a very concerning issue.”

Nanos later added at a news conference that Nancy had “no cognitive issues at all.”

“She’s very alert and clear-headed,” he shared, but noted that Nancy’s physical health was “not good.” “I hope we find her safe and sound, but we can’t lose sight of what’s at hand.”

Nanos confirms law enforcement Foul play ‘not ruled out’ A criminal investigation into Nancy’s disappearance has been officially launched.

At a second press conference, authorities revealed that because of the crime scene – Nancy’s home in Tucson, Arizona – they believed she “did not leave on her own.”

Police added that they were not treating Nancy’s case as “a search mission” but rather as a criminal case.

Monday, Savannah Conspicuously absent today exhibit – She is currently searching for her mother with her relatives in Arizona. In her absence, her fellow anchors released a statement on behalf of her and her family.

“We wanted to get straight into telling stories that are very personal to us,” host Craig Melvin said during the live broadcast. “Savannah’s beloved mother Nancy Guthrie has been reported missing in Arizona.”

he and Hinelle Jones Savannah’s statement then read: “On behalf of our family, I want to thank everyone for their thoughts, prayers and messages of support. Right now, our focus remains on the safe return of our dear mom. We thank law enforcement for their hard work on this case and encourage anyone with information to contact the Pima County Sheriff’s Department.”

Jenna Bush Hager Also discussed is the disappearance of Savannah’s mother Today with Jenna and Shinelle on Monday. She revealed that Nancy “takes medication every day” that she needs to “survive,” adding to the urgency in their hopes of finding her.

Chief Nanos told us On Tuesday, after speaking with Nancy’s medical team, authorities said, “Knowing what medication she needs, if not taken… it could be fatal. After 24 hours, time is of the essence here.”

Meanwhile, Bush Hager, 44, told viewers on Monday, “We are thinking of our dearest Savannah and her entire family right now. Obviously, we are praying for Savannah.”

As the search continues, one of Nancy’s neighbors contacts us What has happened to their community since police began investigating the case.

“There were a lot of dark vans with the windows covered,” Morgan Brownwho lives “a quarter mile” from Nancy, Exclusive story us on Monday. “There were a lot of police cars there at first and then vans, so I figured they might have encountered something.”

Brown recalled that police sent a helicopter “up there to look for her” on Sunday, noting that “we don’t have sidewalks around here. You just walk down the street and you see the desert, so (they) thought she walked into the desert or something, but she was walking with a cane, so I can’t imagine why she would do that.”

Brown noted that authorities are asking anyone with a Ring Camera to check their footage “to see if anything unusual appears.” He added that he had not “heard of anyone finding anything in their videos,” nor had he.