Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping

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Anonymous wrote:If she was taken to Mexico the kidnappers have been able to get some of her medications. I really think she’s likely passed away by now though.

She was not taken to Mexico. That is the dumbest theory.

No, the dumbest theory is that she is in witness protection.

I would reverse that. Given the cluelessness of the Tucson Sheriff and quick departure of the FBI. It seems viable.

[Anonymous]

I cannot believe the number of people that have been taken in by the police, questioned then released hours later.
It shows how much pressure they must be under to secure an arrest.

It is interesting that no one has mentioned receiving any more ransom messages.
I wonder if the person (or persons) behind them quit corresponding or maybe the authorities are not making them public any longer.

It sickens me the people that are taking selfies in front of Nancy’s home - - they should be arrested for doing this!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Annie, Tomasso and Savannah came out today to lay flowers at the memorial outside Nancy’s house:

That’s gut wrenching.

I wish these cameras would leave them alone. That’s awful. I am sure they willed like to spend time in their moms home without being watched — it is sometimes comforting to be among their things and to look at old pictures she may have, etc — that’s part of the grieving process and they are being denied that by being under constant scrutiny.

Why did they bother to go there? No need. They wanted the cameras to see them.

They wanted to acknowledge the support of neighbors and thank them. Same reason why when famous people pass away, the family usually goes and looks at the flowers.

I remember Princess Diana’s sons did this after she died.

Sometimes families view the memorials as a show of gratitude to those who took the time to honor their loved one.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Savanna and her sister (and her husband) visited the memorial outside their mother’s home this morning and they look absolutely in mourning.
My heart aches for their pain.

Hopefully this month will finally bring them the answers they so desperately deserve.

They will not get answers for a long time, if ever. The investigation has gone nowhere since day 1. The woman and her captor seem to have vanished into thin air and law enforcement is useless to discern more. She was 84 and not in great health- she isn’t coming home and the family truly might never know what happened to her. That isn’t being pessimistic, it’s just true. The news has got to move on as is this is a cold case at this point and the family should move into processing her disappearance and treating it as a death. Hopefully one day they will at least get to bury her remains if someone finds them.

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This is likely the truth.
It is sad but makes the most sense. 💔

To be whisked away from your home in the dead of night…..leaving only your blood drops as a viable clue…..then to never be heard from for a month {and counting.}

Whoever took her must not have done so for the money because wouldn’t they have gotten it by now??
Maybe this person took the victim as a revenge act >> perhaps they are mad at Savannah for a story she did or…..?
Because who would want to feed and care for an elderly woman for this long??
Especially one who had severe health challenges?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe the number of people that have been taken in by the police, questioned then released hours later.
It shows how much pressure they must be under to secure an arrest.

It is interesting that no one has mentioned receiving any more ransom messages.
I wonder if the person (or persons) behind them quit corresponding or maybe the authorities are not making them public any longer.

It sickens me the people that are taking selfies in front of Nancy’s home - - they should be arrested for doing this!

You’re a couple of news stories behind. There were never legitimate ransom notes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Savanna and her sister (and her husband) visited the memorial outside their mother’s home this morning and they look absolutely in mourning.
My heart aches for their pain.

Hopefully this month will finally bring them the answers they so desperately deserve.

They will not get answers for a long time, if ever. The investigation has gone nowhere since day 1. The woman and her captor seem to have vanished into thin air and law enforcement is useless to discern more. She was 84 and not in great health- she isn’t coming home and the family truly might never know what happened to her. That isn’t being pessimistic, it’s just true. The news has got to move on as is this is a cold case at this point and the family should move into processing her disappearance and treating it as a death. Hopefully one day they will at least get to bury her remains if someone finds them.

+ 1

This is likely the truth.
It is sad but makes the most sense. 💔

To be whisked away from your home in the dead of night…..leaving only your blood drops as a viable clue…..then to never be heard from for a month {and counting.}

Whoever took her must not have done so for the money because wouldn’t they have gotten it by now??
Maybe this person took the victim as a revenge act >> perhaps they are mad at Savannah for a story she did or…..?
Because who would want to feed and care for an elderly woman for this long??
Especially one who had severe health challenges?

With a medically fragile victim, if the culprit initially took her for the money, but she died suddenly before they could make the exchange, then they would probably just try to dispose of the body and flee because then there's no opportunity to exchange a live person for ransom.

If the culprit wasn't intending to harm her and just wanted to burglarize her home, maybe she died in a struggle with the burglar before they took anything, and they decided to dump her body. They wouldn't have taken anything because there's too much risk to offloading stolen property if it's connected to a murder, and they might have figured dumping the body might lead people to believe she just wandered off or something, therefore buying them time to get far away.

[Anonymous]

I was interested in the beginning but now this case has been getting colder and colder and I get the feeling it will be unsolved like the JonBenet Ramsey case.
I am surprised (well maybe not really!) that resources are still being utilized to search for Nancy.

For everyone else the search would have been called off weeks ago.
No one has all of these people looking for them a month after being kidnapped.
No one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe the number of people that have been taken in by the police, questioned then released hours later.
It shows how much pressure they must be under to secure an arrest.

It is interesting that no one has mentioned receiving any more ransom messages.
I wonder if the person (or persons) behind them quit corresponding or maybe the authorities are not making them public any longer.

It sickens me the people that are taking selfies in front of Nancy’s home - - they should be arrested for doing this!

You’re a couple of news stories behind. There were never legitimate ransom notes.

Well if the ransom notes were never legitimate, the press sure gave them a ton of media attention from the beginning.
I mean shoot, Harvey Levin was practically making a second career out of speaking publicly on receiving them.

I follow this case daily and have not heard definitively that the ransom notes have been officially discredited for good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe the number of people that have been taken in by the police, questioned then released hours later.
It shows how much pressure they must be under to secure an arrest.

It is interesting that no one has mentioned receiving any more ransom messages.
I wonder if the person (or persons) behind them quit corresponding or maybe the authorities are not making them public any longer.

It sickens me the people that are taking selfies in front of Nancy’s home - - they should be arrested for doing this!

You’re a couple of news stories behind. There were never legitimate ransom notes.

Well if the ransom notes were never legitimate, the press sure gave them a ton of media attention from the beginning.
I mean shoot, Harvey Levin was practically making a second career out of speaking publicly on receiving them.

I follow this case daily and have not heard definitively that the ransom notes have been officially discredited for good.

Fox News Interviews with the Sheriff debunked them

[Anonymous]

Has savannah returned to work

[Anonymous]

As hard as it may be, she has to return to her kids and her life in NY

[Anonymous]

Is it possible a church member did this? She was part of a virtual church and sometimes churches can attract sketchy people trying to complete probation and look good for court.

[Anonymous]

One of Savannah's videos mentioned her mom being taken from her bed. Is this the accepted theory, that she was literally taken from her bed?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Savanna and her sister (and her husband) visited the memorial outside their mother’s home this morning and they look absolutely in mourning.
My heart aches for their pain.

Hopefully this month will finally bring them the answers they so desperately deserve.

They will not get answers for a long time, if ever. The investigation has gone nowhere since day 1. The woman and her captor seem to have vanished into thin air and law enforcement is useless to discern more. She was 84 and not in great health- she isn’t coming home and the family truly might never know what happened to her. That isn’t being pessimistic, it’s just true. The news has got to move on as is this is a cold case at this point and the family should move into processing her disappearance and treating it as a death. Hopefully one day they will at least get to bury her remains if someone finds them.

+ 1

This is likely the truth.
It is sad but makes the most sense. 💔

To be whisked away from your home in the dead of night…..leaving only your blood drops as a viable clue…..then to never be heard from for a month {and counting.}

Whoever took her must not have done so for the money because wouldn’t they have gotten it by now??
Maybe this person took the victim as a revenge act >> perhaps they are mad at Savannah for a story she did or…..?
Because who would want to feed and care for an elderly woman for this long??
Especially one who had severe health challenges?

Yep. Like, maybe she interviewed the victims of their crime. Or maybe she absolutely obliterated them in a town hall during a campaign…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of Savannah's videos mentioned her mom being taken from her bed. Is this the accepted theory, that she was literally taken from her bed?

If she was kidnapped at 2am after she retired for the night, then yes she was “taken from her bed”.