Savannah Guthrie’s sister and brother-in-law looked tense as they were seen for the first time since the abduction of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie.
Annie Guthrie, 56, and her husband Tomasso Cioni covered their faces as they left their home in Tucson, Arizona, in a dark-colored Honda SUV at 5pm MT Tuesday.
Annie held a coral-colored hoodie over the top of her scalp to try and hide her face from photographers.
Cioni pulled his t-shirt up over his mouth and nose while wearing a pair of aviator sunglasses in a bid to avoid being photographed.
The couple, who married in 2006 and have one child together, returned to their $650,000 Tucson home shortly afterwards.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said they were the last people to see Nancy alive before she vanished.
Savannah is believed to be staying with them at her home.
FBI agents visited the property around 2:30pm MT on Tuesday as they continue to investigate the kidnapping of Savannah and Annie’s mother Nancy. They left later the same afternoon.
Annie Guthrie and her husband Tomasso Cioni cover their faces as they leave their Tucson home on Tuesday afternoon
Guthrie and Tomasso were the last people to see Nancy Guthrie before her abduction late Saturday night or early Sunday morning
The couple were photographed at their $650,000 Tucson home, where Savannah is also believed to be staying
Nancy was taken from her $1 million Tucson home sometime between Saturday night and Sunday morning, with investigators saying her kidnapper had forced entry.
Annie and her mother had spent the evening enjoying a dinner together and playing Mahjong – a Chinese four-player rummy style game.
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Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has not offered any information about a possible suspect or suspects, with a former FBI profiler telling the Daily Mail on Tuesday that Nancy was likely selected for abduction ‘in advance.’
Annie raised the alarm the following morning after Nancy failed to show up for church.
Ransom notes were delivered to TMZ and local news outlet KOLD on Tuesday afternoon demanding an undisclosed sum of Bitcoin.
The notes are said to have shared details about damage to Nancy’s home and what she was wearing that have not been released to the public.
Pima County Sheriff’s Office have acknowledged them but have refused to verify their contents, or confirm whether their deputies have received any ransom demands for Nancy.
Savannah Guthrie and her missing mother Nancy are pictured together. Two ransom notes were sent to news outlets on Tuesday, but it is unclear if they are genuine
Annie Guthrie and Tomasso Cioni are pictured together in a social media snap. The couple have been married since 2006 and have one child
The FBI are helping with the case and President Trump himself has offered assistance.
A $2,500 reward has been offered for information about her disappearance.
Footage shared on Monday showed blood drops on the doorstep of Nancy’s home.
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She requires regular medication for a health condition and investigators have warned that denying Nancy these could result in her death.
Police sources told Fox News on Tuesday that Nancy’s pacemaker stopped transmitting information to her Apple Watch around 2am on Sunday.
The Apple Watch was found in Nancy’s home, suggesting she had been taken out of its range when her pacemaker stopped sending data.
At Tuesday’s press conference, Sheriff Nanos was unable to offer information about a possible suspect or suspects.
He said his deputies were still trying to obtain footage from Nancy’s doorbell camera.
It was missing from its holder when investigators arrived.
FBI agents were pictured arriving at the home of Annie and Tomasso on Tuesday. Savannah is also believed to be at the property
Federal agents are seen outside the property. They are now helping with the hunt for Nancy
Blood spots are seen on the doorstep of Nancy’s $1 million Tucson home after her abduction
The doorbell camera holder sits empty. Sheriff Chris Nanos says his deputies are still trying to access footage from its server
Nancy Guthrie’s $1 million home is pictured. She has lived at the property since 1975
Nanos said there were no tire tracks at the scene but insisted he was still hoping to bring Nancy home safe and well.
She has lived at the property since 1975.
Her husband Charles died of a heart attack in 1988 aged just 49, leaving Nancy to raise Savannah, Annie and her son Camron as a single mother.
On Monday night, Nanos welled-up when asked by a reporter if he thought Nancy was still alive and conceded the window in which she would realistically be found unharmed was closing.
Savannah has not appeared on NBC’s Today since the abduction.
The show has led with the story every day since but its reporters admitted Wednesday there was little new information to share with viewers.
Savannah issued a statement on Monday night requesting prayers. She has dropped out of hosting the Milan Winter Olympics while the hunt for her mother continues.
