In Tucson, what began as a welfare check has rapidly transformed into a chilling mystery. Nancy Guthrie, frail, 84, and dependent on critical medication, vanished sometime after being dropped home from a church event. Her belongings were untouched, the front door left ajar, and the Pima County Sheriff has now identified a crime scene inside the house, firmly rejecting the idea that she simply walked away. Neighbors speak in hushed tones about an abduction, recalling the exhaustive searches by ground and air that turned up nothing.
For Savannah Guthrie, the story is no longer something she reports; it is the nightmare she is living. Between tapings and medical recovery of her own, she is now pleading for help, clinging to the hope that someone saw something, that Nancy is still alive, that this is not the end but the moment before a miracle return.
