BREAKING: Guthrie Family Offers $1 Million to Bring Home Nancy
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Hey there, folks. It is Tuesday, February 24th, and we are just getting a significant update in the search for Nancy Guthrie. The update is coming to us from her daughter, Savannah, who has now put up a $1 million reward for information on her missing mother. With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. I should say, Rose, they put this up on behalf of the family is doing this. But in a case that had constant updates for a week, we haven't gotten significant ones lately. Yes, we have not actually put out an episode on the search for Nancy Guthrie because we only wanted to when there was something meaningful to report. And yes, there have been some fancy headlines out there, but nothing of significance until today where Savannah Guthrie, yes, made an emotional plea to the person who knows where her mother is.
And she said multiple times, someone knows that. Someone knows how to find our mom. Someone knows how to bring her back home. And she acknowledged for the very first time that her mom may not be alive, that they are just tortured, not knowing, but they've obviously gotten to a point now four weeks into this search that they understand it could be the outcome they have feared the most, but not knowing is even worse. Yeah. This is going to move things. And, you know, with the authorities now and police, you know how they got inundated initially. Robes, the people don't report anything. They sniff out even a little bit. This is going to move this thing along. There's going to be a lot of tips that don't result in anything.
But Robes, the story has not been in the forefront here lately. It hasn't been the thing that's been leading. And it was for two weeks, I would say solidly. In fact, I think it was the biggest story, certainly in this country, but possibly even internationally, other than Epstein. Nancy Guthrie, missing Nancy Guthrie, dominated the headlines for two straight weeks, and still there was nothing actionable for police to follow through on. That's remarkable. They had to even come out and say, it's not a cold case. Because as long as we got tips to pursue, then we will be doing this actively. Now, Rhodes, we thought things would change. We had two major moments recently. There was DNA in a glove that was found.
They released a video from the ring cam, which we really thought. I'm frankly surprised more didn't come of that. I am too. They were able to say the height, the build, the shape of the eyes.
What recent update has been announced regarding Nancy Guthrie's disappearance?
There was even some distinguishing features in terms of the backpack he was wearing, where he purchased it from. So yes, it seemed as though this was just a matter of hours, days at the most before they were going to find this person and nothing. And they believe he may have been working with an accomplice. They don't know that he could have pulled this off on his own. They don't have a motive. Hmm. They don't have a suspect. They don't have a person of interest. And they cleared the entire family and circle of friends, which is almost always where you find your suspect. These random violent acts, kidnapping, et cetera, rarely happen. by strangers, taking strangers. It's almost someone you're connected with.
And you're certainly not going to snatch an 84-year-old woman with serious medical issues. We're going to play a portion of this video from Savannah Guthrie now. This is the significant portion in the middle where you mentioned Roe. She's acknowledging that they're acknowledging that maybe the mom isn't with us anymore. Roe, is it not? This is the first one, I think I have this right, where they were making...
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