Nancy Guthrie case: Savannah Guthrie shares heartbreaking update on missing mother

Nancy Guthrie She was last seen on February 1 at her Tucson residence. Arizonalaunching a manhunt involving various law enforcement agencies. Although she has not been found, officials suspect she may have been abducted.

Savannahwho resumed her professional duties in April but remains an advocate for her mother, posted a heartbreaking message on Instagram on Sunday to remind her viewers that her mother has not yet been located.

In her Instagram Story, accompanied by a religious image that read, “Oh my God, my soul, it cries, soul, it cries,” Guthrie Included was a note of her own: a simple “Take her home” paired with a yellow heart emoji.

Guthrie had earlier posted a similar image in March with the caption “I believe it, I believe it.”

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“Every hour, every minute, every long night has been painful,” Savannah said in a video shared on Instagram on February 24 after Nancy went missing.

“Worried about her, worried about her, in pain for her, and most of all missing her,” a tearful Savannah continued.

“We know many people have been praying for her return and we feel those prayers. Please keep praying and don’t stop. We still believe in miracles. We still believe she will come home.”

Disturbing footage captured by security cameras Guthrie’s The residence retrieved by law enforcement depicts a masked man interfering with cameras before disappearing.

Additionally, authorities discovered blood at the location, which was later confirmed to belong to Nancy. The investigation into the case is ongoing and no suspects have been identified at this time.