Authorities are urgently seeking help in locating Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie, the co-anchor of the ‘Today’ show, who was reportedly taken from her home in Tucson, Arizona, last weekend.

Last seen on Saturday night, Nancy's disappearance raises significant concerns as she requires medication that is critical for her health. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has emphasized the need for immediate and thorough public assistance in the investigation.

The sheriff held a press conference revealing disturbing details about Nancy's home, where investigators found indications of forced entry, along with evidence suggesting a nighttime kidnapping. However, it was stated that they currently do not have a suspect or person of interest in the case.

After being reported missing on Sunday when she failed to attend church, Nancy's family initiated a search at her home, which ultimately led to the police being alerted. The initial search involved teams using drones and dogs, but authorities are now approaching the situation as a crime scene rather than a missing person search operation.

Key items were reportedly left behind, including Nancy's phone, wallet, and car, which further heightens concerns about the motive behind her disappearance. Speculation remains unclear, but officials do not believe her abduction was financially motivated.

On Tuesday, alarming reports arose as multiple media outlets received potential ransom notes, which are being investigated by the authorities. Sheriff Nanos has remained hopeful about finding Nancy alive, stating, “we hope we are.”

Meanwhile, Savannah Guthrie has taken time off from her broadcasting duties and has been actively involved in the search. She has turned to social media to rally support, asking for prayers for her mother’s safe return during this distressing time.

Nancy Guthrie has long been a pivotal figure in her daughter's life, having supported her family significantly following the death of Savannah's father during her teenage years. As the investigation develops, the community continues to hold onto hope for a positive outcome.