Savannah Guthrie's Mom Abducted: Family Receives Message

The family of Savannah Guthrie has publicly announced they have received a message from those holding her mother, Nancy, captive. In a video shared on Saturday evening, Guthrie and her siblings addressed the alleged abductors, stating, 'We received your message, and we understand.' They implored for Nancy's safe return, emphasizing the family's desire for peace and willingness to pay. The specifics of the communication and any demands were not disclosed by the family. This development follows reports of ransom notes sent to news outlets, allegedly demanding millions in Bitcoin for the return of Nancy, 84. These notes, sent since Nancy's abduction from her Tucson, Arizona home on February 1, have not been officially verified by authorities but are being taken seriously. The deadline for payment was reportedly set for Monday, with threats of 'or else' if demands were not met. Earlier in the week, Savannah and her siblings had released a video demanding proof of life for their mother.