Nancy Guthrie's Disappearance: Blood, Open Door, Fame Suspected

It's March 31st.

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Nancy Guthrie, mom to today's show co-host Savannah Guthrie, has been missing two months

from her Arizona home.

The 84-year-old vanished without a trace, and cops are treating it like an abduction.

Key clues include drops of blood on her porch and driveway.

But inside, the place was spotless with no signs of a fight.

She was last expected at a friend's house on February 1st for a church live stream,

but never showed.

Family rushing over found the back door propped open and the security camera ripped down.

Her phone, wallet, car keys, and heart meds were all left behind, screaming she didn't

leave willingly.

Savannah broke down sharing the story with Hota Cody, saying the scene lived too normal

at first, like maybe an ambulance took her.

Her sister and brother-in-law were stumped, but those blood spots and open door flipped

the script to something sinister.

New details from investigators match Savannah's account, rooms immaculate, zero evidence of

assault indoors.

Sources say nothing seemed off inside, which makes the outdoor mess even more chilling.

As the search straggs on, Savannah's left wondering if her fame put a target on her mom's

back, tearfully apologizing to family if that's the case.

Doctors crossed, they cracked this soon, and bring Nancy home safe.