Savannah GuthrieThe “Today” co-host has reportedly invested about $500,000 in a private investigator to unravel the mystery surrounding her 84-year-old mother. Nancy’s disappear.
A new report by The Sun has revealed the estimated amount spent on the missing persons case as it approaches the four-month milestone but with no sign of a resolution.
A source told the outlet that Savannah has hired an “entire independent team” of former agents, security experts and investigators who are working every day to pursue leads.
sources said Savannah “All involved have been informed that the search will continue for as long as necessary.”
“She is not ready to stop searching for her mother. She feels the official investigation alone is no longer enough – which is why she has invested so heavily in private investigators and outside experts,” an unnamed source told the publication.
‘Savannah Guthrie might be frustrated’
NewsNation senior national correspondent Brian Entin appears on “Jesse Weber Live” Thursday las vegas Discuss unconfirmed reports.
“I haven’t heard anything about a private investigator,” said Entin, who is moderating a panel on the case at a crime conference this weekend.
“At the same time, I would imagine Savannah Guthrie It can be frustrating,” Entin continued.
Nancy Guthrie update: What we know so far
The law enforcement officer responsible for the case is the Pima County, Arizona Sheriff Chris Nanosrecently stated that he has no direct contact with his family Nancy Guthrie. The FBI is in discussions with the Guthrie family, said Nanos, who has been criticized for how his office has managed the investigation.
Nancy Guthrie is believed to have been abducted from her Tucson residence late on the night of January 31 or early on February 1. After initial breakthroughs, including surveillance footage of masked men and DNA evidence collected from Guthrie’s home, the case stalled, making analysis difficult.
