More than 25 weeks after Nancy Guthrie, an 84‑year‑old Arizona resident, vanished from her home, her daughter Savannah Guthrie released a public plea that could signal a new line of communication in the investigation.
The message, posted on Monday, urges those responsible for the disappearance to “do the right thing now” and to help locate the missing mother.
Guthrie describes her family’s situation as a “nightmare that will not end,” emphasizing that they will never stop searching and that the pain remains unchanged.
She stresses that it is never too late to act correctly, appealing to anyone who knows where her mother might be to step forward.
Law‑enforcement authorities have not issued recent public updates, leaving the case in a state of uncertainty.
Despite the lack of new information, the family maintains a persistent commitment to finding Nancy Guthrie.
The situation remains under active investigation and continues to develop.
