SAVANNAH Guthrie’s sister Annie has been spotted looking somber days after their mother Nancy was abducted from her home in the middle of the night.
In The U.S. Sun’s exclusive photos, Today host Savannah‘s big sister Annie, 56, resurfaced outside her Tucson, Arizona home as friends and family members surrounded her in the aftermath of matriarch Nancy’s sinister disappearance.
On Wednesday, Annie, who wore a white button-up shirt and dark sunglasses, was seen jumping into a white Toyota Camry.
The car was driven by a man believed to be her brother Camron, who appears to have flown in from his home in Vermont.
Offering more support, a female friend held what appeared to be board games as she stepped outside the home’s gate.
According to an onlooker, at least three security guards were also seen surveilling Annie’s home, which sits just four miles away from Nancy’s Tucson-area property.
What we know about Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance…
On Tuesday, Annie was spotted for the first time since Nancy’s disappearance on a drive with her husband, Tommaso Cioni.
Despite rumors floating around, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department has declared there are currently no suspects in the case.
NANCY’S LAST MOVEMENTS
Annie and Tommaso are believed to be the last people to have seen Nancy before she vanished and was declared missing on Sunday morning.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos confirmed Tommaso dropped her off at home around 9:45 pm. on Saturday evening.
He waited to make sure that she got inside, as she suffers from physical disabilities, Nanos added.
Nancy had been spending the evening with her daughter Annie’s family for dinner.
But in the morning, Annie got a call from a church parishioner who said Nancy had never arrived for service.
At noon, the family called 911 to officially report her missing, and she has not been seen since.
Nancy’s wallet, phone and watch were all found in her home.
Cops discovered blood splattered outside the front door, and called the property a “crime scene.”
Timeline of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance
Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, disappeared from her home on February 1, 2026.
Timeline:
- January 31, 9:45 pm: Family members drop off Nancy, 84, at her home in Tucson, Arizona, after having dinner with her.
- February 1, 11:00 am: A parishioner at Nancy’s church calls the mom’s children and says she failed to show up for service.
- February 1, 12:15 pm: The family calls 911 after going to Nancy’s property to check on her.
- February 1, 8:55 pm: The Pima County Sheriff’s Office gives their first press conference, and reveals some clues found at Nancy’s home caused “grave concern.” They say helicopters, drones, and infrared cameras are all being utilized in the search.
- February 2, 9:17 am: Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos says search crews have been pulled back, as Nancy’s home is considered a crime scene.
- February 2, morning: Savannah releases a statement that’s read by her co-hosts on Today, and thanks supporters for their prayers.
- February 2, evening: Nanos tells the media they fear Nancy has been abducted.
- February 3: Nanos admits they have no suspects, no leads, and no videos that could lead to Nancy’s recovery. He and the FBI beg for more tips and accounts from residents.
- February 3: A trail of blood is pictured outside Nancy’s home, where there were reportedly signs of forced entry.
‘SHOCKED’ NEIGHBORS
Police have said they consider the case to be an abduction, and claim she was taken from her home in the middle of the night.
Nancy’s neighbor, Brett McInti, spotted helicopters on Sunday morning, and immediately knew something was terribly wrong.
Brett told The U.S. Sun he was “shocked and saddened” upon hearing about Nancy’s abduction.
Savannah is currently in Arizona assisting with the search efforts, and stepped down from her duties as Today anchor and Winter Olympics correspondent. (She was replaced by former tennis pro Mary Carillo in Milan.)
President Donald Trump reached out to Savannah on Wednesday in a phone call to offer support.