BREAKING UPDATE on Savannah Guthrie’s Missing Mom: “We Do In Fact Have A Crime Scene”

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What is the breaking news about Savannah Guthrie's missing mom?

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T.J. Holmes 2:17
Hey there, folks. It is Monday, February 2nd, and we have a breaking update. In the search for today's show host, Savannah Guthrie's mom, who has gone missing in Arizona. Police now say this was a crime. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Road. We were just listening to the update out there. This story has changed even in the past couple hour. But Savannah Guthrie, host of the Today Show, her mom went missing over the weekend in robes. Not giving us a lot, but they are saying this was a crime and she did not leave on her own.
Amy Robach 2:51
Yes, this is a chilling update. We learned Nancy Guthrie, she's 84 years old, and police made it very clear that she doesn't have any mental issues. She is sharp as a tack, I believe is what they said. So this isn't an issue of an 84-year-old elderly woman wandering off, no. She has physical challenges, though. They said she couldn't walk 50 yards on her own. And more importantly, they say there is medication that she needs now that if she doesn't get in the next 24 hours, it could be fatal. So they are up against the clock. That is disturbing. But the language they used to describe why they have shifted their focus now from searching for Nancy Guthrie to now investigating a crime, that is a very dramatic and traumatic shift.
T.J. Holmes 3:43
So we woke up this morning really to this news. They say she was last seen on Saturday at 945 there in Tucson, Arizona, where some family members were at the house. So that's why they know she was at home. They leave. Next day, they, family members, started getting calls from people at, they say, church that Savannah Guthrie's mom hadn't showed up as expected. So then they go to the house, start looking for her, then report her missing around noontime on Sunday. Now, that's the information we had. They said it was a vulnerable adult that they were looking for. They had search and rescue teams out. That is the news we had this morning. It has now changed in the past hour, Robes. We should go through now what the sheriff out there has said.
T.J. Holmes 4:24
And again, and he is so concerned. I would use the word beg. He is begging the public for help.
Amy Robach 4:31
They are begging the public for help because they say technology is going to help them solve this crime. They say we need to depend on technology. We need cameras. We need anyone who had a sighting of Nancy Guthrie or anything unusual in that neighborhood.

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