Savannah Guthrie’s sister and brother-in
The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie thrust her family into a public nightmare. Savannah Guthrie went off the air as “her 84-year-old mother [was] missing,”
and her Arizona home was sealed after investigators found “blood inside, a trail outside,” and a ransom note. What had been a private crisis quickly became national news.
Annie Guthrie and her husband, Tommaso Cioni, were identified as the last to see Nancy, after dropping her home from dinner. By morning, she was gone.
Inside the house were signs of forced entry, while outside evidence suggested a struggle. Authorities, including the FBI and local sheriff, launched an intensive search.
The ransom note, described as “disturbingly specific,” demanded cryptocurrency and hinted that Nancy had been watched.
As days passed, the family lived between hope and fear. For the Guthries, the ordeal underscores how quickly certainty can vanish—and how desperately they await answers.
