The appeal was reported by Deadline and Variety on November 1, 2026, roughly nine months after Nancy Guthrie went missing. The reports describe Savannah Guthrie’s renewed effort as a continuing search for information and answers about her mother’s disappearance.
Deadline reported that Guthrie said her family could not move forward until it knew what had happened to Nancy. The publication also said she reminded followers that an FBI reward for information helping locate her was still available, although the supplied report does not provide its amount or specific terms.
Variety characterized Nancy Guthrie as presumed kidnapped and said she had not been found. That description is attributed to Variety’s reporting; the supplied material does not include an official law-enforcement statement independently confirming the circumstances of the disappearance.
The personal dimension of the appeal was also reflected in material Guthrie shared online. Variety reported that the post included a drawing made by Guthrie’s daughter, adding a family element to the renewed request for information.
The available reports establish the family’s continuing public appeal and the approximate timeline, but they do not establish where Nancy Guthrie disappeared or where Savannah Guthrie issued the appeal. They also do not provide further details about what happened to Nancy beyond the characterization reported by Variety.