Today Show Host Savannah Guthrie Returns to Missing Mother Nancy Guthrie's Home in First Sighting

"Today" show host Savannah Guthrie returned Monday with her sister Annie and brother-in-law Tommaso Cioni to their mother Nancy Guthrie's home outside Tucson in what the family described as their first sighting at the property since Nancy went missing about a month earlier.

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Video from multiple outlets showed the three walking arm-in-arm, placing yellow flowers and embracing tearfully at a roadside makeshift tribute that included ribbons, crosses, prayers, a sign reading "Let Nancy Come Home" and an angel statuette.

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Savannah later posted a photo of the tribute and asked people to keep praying and hoping for her mother's return.

The family has publicly pleaded for information and offered a $1 million reward.

They have urged continued prayers and support while investigators pursue leads.

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News accounts report Nancy Guthrie was last seen on Jan. 31 and reported missing Feb. 1.

Savannah and her relatives have made public appeals, posted images of the roadside memorial, and asked the public to help "bring her home."

Authorities and local reporting indicate investigators suspect Nancy Guthrie, 84, was kidnapped or otherwise taken against her will after drops of her blood were found on her front porch.

A FOX report cited by local outlets said a Ring camera about 2.5 miles from her home recorded 12 vehicles passing around the time she disappeared.

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department told reporters it is reviewing hundreds of hours of surveillance footage but would not confirm whether any of the vehicles were linked to the case.

Guthrie’s home has since been returned to her family and has "No trespassing" signs posted, according to local reports.

News coverage emphasized the emotional nature of the visit and the limited official information, showing the family embracing and laying flowers at the memorial while noting investigators have released few public details about the disappearance.

The family’s repeated public appeals and the posted reward reflect ongoing concern and the absence of confirmed leads as authorities continue to review surveillance footage and other evidence.

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