Savannah Guthrie Family Loses Faith in Police Over Mother’s Abduction Case

US TV host Savannah Guthrie is reportedly experiencing an acute emotional distress in her ongoing quest to locate her mother, Nancy. This sentiment has been articulated by entertainment expert Rob Shuter, who highlighted the family’s growing distrust in law enforcement during their desperate search efforts for Nancy Guthrie.

In a recent piece for his substack, Shuter revealed that Savannah’s entourage is now considering hiring private investigators to aid in her mission. Friends describe Savannah as intensely focused on finding her mother, expressing gratitude toward the dedicated efforts being made by Pima County Sheriff’s Department agents. However, privately, they recount her state of profound heartbreak amid days spent searching without success.

Experts assert that family members are gravely concerned about Nancy’s safety and have become more reliant on outside resources to expedite their search. Sources indicate that the Guthrie clan is prepared to explore every avenue available, including hiring private investigators, in pursuit of any possible leads.

On the other side of the spectrum, Sheriff Chris Nanos has emphatically dismissed claims by some quarters alleging his department withheld crucial evidence from the FBI. “Not even close to the truth,” he stated, underlining his staunch opposition to any suggestion that official procedures were obstructed for political or sensationalistic purposes. He emphasized that time was of essence and that every feasible resource should be employed immediately.

The FBI also announced an uptick in their reward for information pertaining to Nancy Guthrie’s whereabouts, increasing it from $50,000 to a more substantial $100,000—a move designed to motivate potential informants while underlining the urgency of locating her.