Savannah Guthrie posted another desperate plea to suspected kidnappers to bring her mom Nancy home.
In a new video on Sunday, Savannah said the family still “has hope” despite 84-year-old Nancy’s missing case entering week two.
“I wanted to say to whoever has her, or who knows where she is, that, it’s never too late,” the “Today” anchor said in her latest video. “And you’re not lost, or alone, and it is never too late to do the right thing.”
“And we are here, and we believe,” she continued. “And we believe in the essential goodness of every human being. And it’s never too late.”
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Savannah remains in Tucson, Ariz., and will be off the “Today” show for the “foreseeable future” amid the desperate hunt for her mother, sources tell Page Six.
“The entire show and network is rallying together in support of our beloved colleague and friend as we navigate this unimaginable time,” an NBC source tells us.
Nancy has not been seen since Jan. 31.
On Sunday, a major breakthrough in the case was made when an FBI spokesperson said that a glove found during the search for Nancy matches the one the suspect wore in the surveillance footage.
The FBI spokesperson told Fox News that the glove recovered contained DNA and is different from other ones that have been found at the scene.
Investigators are waiting for final lab results before uploading the DNA profile to a national database to identify the individual, the outlet reported.
Multiple gloves have been found in the same spot where the FBI previously collected a black glove that could possibly be connected to the disappearance of Nancy.
Reporters from the NY Post were there when three additional discarded gloves were discovered Sunday afternoon in the Catalina Foothills, approximately two miles from Nancy’s home.
