Savannah Guthrie’s mom is missing, suspect kidnapping

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

It’s a tactic. Akin to keep your friends close but your enemies closer. It’s a tactic to make sure she feels openly connected to her celebrity sister. To feel that her sister still trusts her. It will allow her to open up. The statement was written for them. The positioning was planned as well.

She looked like she didn’t want to be there and she kept taking heavy breaths. In a pap photo with her husband driving, she covered her face. She does not want to be identified. You would think she’d have a message for the “kidnappers” and want to plea for her mother’s safe return. Only Savannah seemed to be buying the kidnapper story in that footage.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

You don’t understand how money and elder care can rip families apart. The siblings should’ve been paid by Savannah if they had to buy an expensive home to play babysitter to her mother.

I’m sorry, please enlighten on how you know the ins and outs of the Guthrie families financial arrangements.

I don’t but I know what a teacher salary is in Tucson and it isn’t enough to afford a 700k home.

Also, this report stated the camera was disconnected from Nancy’s home shortly before her disappearance.

That sounds like someone who knew the home well and where the cameras were disconnected it

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/04/us/savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

This is a middle age couple, though (not a pair of 23 year olds). This was likely not their first house. Perhaps they brought some equity from sale of a previous home, received legitimate down payment help from family (hers OR his) or a modest inheritance from extended family (hers OR his). No one has ever mentioned his family at all. Maybe they had been saving or made a bit of $ on a side gig. Who knows. At their age, I actually don’t find this transaction all that unusual.

[Anonymous]

I know what teachers at Basis in Tucson make and they absolutely cannot afford a 700k home on their own!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

You don’t understand how money and elder care can rip families apart. The siblings should’ve been paid by Savannah if they had to buy an expensive home to play babysitter to her mother.

How do we know Savannah isn't helping out financially? She's an educated wealthy woman. She has access to the best lawyers and financial managers to advise her on everything she does. I'm sure she/they are aware of the impacts of eldercare on the wider family, especially when only one sibling is local.

I know this because nobody would go so low as to kidnapping their own mother /mother in law unless they’re in dire financial straits. Rumor has it the police have seized Annie’s car and the BIL will be arrested by the end of the week. Latest news conference out of Tucson from 3 hours ago stated no signs of forced entry. You do the math.

Clearly you did NOT listen to the news conference. The sheriff warned of "reckless" reporting and social media speculation, specifically stating that it can cause (after being asked numerous time about the family) damage to both the investigation and innocent individuals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

You don’t understand how money and elder care can rip families apart. The siblings should’ve been paid by Savannah if they had to buy an expensive home to play babysitter to her mother.

How do we know Savannah isn't helping out financially? She's an educated wealthy woman. She has access to the best lawyers and financial managers to advise her on everything she does. I'm sure she/they are aware of the impacts of eldercare on the wider family, especially when only one sibling is local.

I know this because nobody would go so low as to kidnapping their own mother /mother in law unless they’re in dire financial straits. Rumor has it the police have seized Annie’s car and the BIL will be arrested by the end of the week. Latest news conference out of Tucson from 3 hours ago stated no signs of forced entry. You do the math.

Clearly you did NOT listen to the news conference. The sheriff warned of "reckless" reporting and social media speculation, specifically stating that it can cause (after being asked numerous time about the family) damage to both the investigation and innocent individuals.

He is saying this because they haven’t started talking yet. If they feel the public is turning on them, they will close up and shut down. He has to reassure them that they are innocent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

You don’t understand how money and elder care can rip families apart. The siblings should’ve been paid by Savannah if they had to buy an expensive home to play babysitter to her mother.

How do we know Savannah isn't helping out financially? She's an educated wealthy woman. She has access to the best lawyers and financial managers to advise her on everything she does. I'm sure she/they are aware of the impacts of eldercare on the wider family, especially when only one sibling is local.

I know this because nobody would go so low as to kidnapping their own mother /mother in law unless they’re in dire financial straits. Rumor has it the police have seized Annie’s car and the BIL will be arrested by the end of the week. Latest news conference out of Tucson from 3 hours ago stated no signs of forced entry. You do the math.

Clearly you did NOT listen to the news conference. The sheriff warned of "reckless" reporting and social media speculation, specifically stating that it can cause (after being asked numerous time about the family) damage to both the investigation and innocent individuals.

He is saying this because they haven’t started talking yet. If they feel the public is turning on them, they will close up and shut down. He has to reassure them that they are innocent.

Did you listen to the press conference?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

It’s a tactic. Akin to keep your friends close but your enemies closer. It’s a tactic to make sure she feels openly connected to her celebrity sister. To feel that her sister still trusts her. It will allow her to open up. The statement was written for them. The positioning was planned as well.

She looked like she didn’t want to be there and she kept taking heavy breaths. In a pap photo with her husband driving, she covered her face. She does not want to be identified. You would think she’d have a message for the “kidnappers” and want to plea for her mother’s safe return. Only Savannah seemed to be buying the kidnapper story in that footage.

It’s a ploy. They know what she’s sensitive to. She likely felt like she never got the same attention from the mom. Now the public can see her sharing the spotlight with her sister. She likely felt important and focused on for those few minutes.

Never once did they plead for her return in the way normally it plays out with ransoms. The FBI has done this countless times. They took this path for a reason.

You are sick.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

You don’t understand how money and elder care can rip families apart. The siblings should’ve been paid by Savannah if they had to buy an expensive home to play babysitter to her mother.

How do we know Savannah isn't helping out financially? She's an educated wealthy woman. She has access to the best lawyers and financial managers to advise her on everything she does. I'm sure she/they are aware of the impacts of eldercare on the wider family, especially when only one sibling is local.

I know this because nobody would go so low as to kidnapping their own mother /mother in law unless they’re in dire financial straits. Rumor has it the police have seized Annie’s car and the BIL will be arrested by the end of the week. Latest news conference out of Tucson from 3 hours ago stated no signs of forced entry. You do the math.

Clearly you did NOT listen to the news conference. The sheriff warned of "reckless" reporting and social media speculation, specifically stating that it can cause (after being asked numerous time about the family) damage to both the investigation and innocent individuals.

Oh please. They’re just jealous the social media sleuths are smarter detectives than the cops

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

It’s a tactic. Akin to keep your friends close but your enemies closer. It’s a tactic to make sure she feels openly connected to her celebrity sister. To feel that her sister still trusts her. It will allow her to open up. The statement was written for them. The positioning was planned as well.

She looked like she didn’t want to be there and she kept taking heavy breaths. In a pap photo with her husband driving, she covered her face. She does not want to be identified. You would think she’d have a message for the “kidnappers” and want to plea for her mother’s safe return. Only Savannah seemed to be buying the kidnapper story in that footage.

I hope when the truth come out, that someone gives you a good spanking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

It’s a tactic. Akin to keep your friends close but your enemies closer. It’s a tactic to make sure she feels openly connected to her celebrity sister. To feel that her sister still trusts her. It will allow her to open up. The statement was written for them. The positioning was planned as well.

She looked like she didn’t want to be there and she kept taking heavy breaths. In a pap photo with her husband driving, she covered her face. She does not want to be identified. You would think she’d have a message for the “kidnappers” and want to plea for her mother’s safe return. Only Savannah seemed to be buying the kidnapper story in that footage.

I hope when the truth come out, that someone gives you a good spanking.

When the truth comes out, I will be vindicated

[Anonymous]

It is also bizarre that the reward for information is only 2500. I’ve see higher rewards offered for pets.

Savannah is worth all that money and she doesn’t want to add more to the reward for her mom despite her despair in her video message. It’s the minutiae that tells you how a person is with money and may possibly have been with family

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is also bizarre that the reward for information is only 2500. I’ve see higher rewards offered for pets.

Savannah is worth all that money and she doesn’t want to add more to the reward for her mom despite her despair in her video message. It’s the minutiae that tells you how a person is with money and may possibly have been with family

I doubt the family is calling any of the shots. They didn't write that statement, they didn't come up with the reward number. I would assume the FBI is scripting all of this and that they are cooperating.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is also bizarre that the reward for information is only 2500. I’ve see higher rewards offered for pets.

Savannah is worth all that money and she doesn’t want to add more to the reward for her mom despite her despair in her video message. It’s the minutiae that tells you how a person is with money and may possibly have been with family

FBI announced it is now $50K at the press conference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000010691305/-savannah-guthrie-plea-statement.html

Not one hug to console her crying sister? This video message is very bizarre. The body language of the sister and brother is very interesting

Savannah and her sister were holding hands the whole time.

You people and your made up sibling rivalry / jealousy are ridiculous.

It’s a tactic. Akin to keep your friends close but your enemies closer. It’s a tactic to make sure she feels openly connected to her celebrity sister. To feel that her sister still trusts her. It will allow her to open up. The statement was written for them. The positioning was planned as well.

She looked like she didn’t want to be there and she kept taking heavy breaths. In a pap photo with her husband driving, she covered her face. She does not want to be identified. You would think she’d have a message for the “kidnappers” and want to plea for her mother’s safe return. Only Savannah seemed to be buying the kidnapper story in that footage.

None of them looked like they wanted to be there pleading for the return of their mother.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is also bizarre that the reward for information is only 2500. I’ve see higher rewards offered for pets.

Savannah is worth all that money and she doesn’t want to add more to the reward for her mom despite her despair in her video message. It’s the minutiae that tells you how a person is with money and may possibly have been with family

FBI announced it is now $50K at the press conference.

Thanks for the update because $2500 is insultingly low for such a high profile and serious case