Savannah Guthrie's husband dedicated a Mother's Day post to his wife.
Nancy Guthrie Case Hits 100-Day Mark as Savannah Guthrie’s Husband Shares Heartfelt Tribute
Nancy Guthrie’s case has been dominating the headlines since February 2026. With the case now hitting the 100-day mark, there are no ties leading them to a potential name or the intent behind their action. Savannah Guthrie and her family are desperate to have her back.
With the 84-year-old still missing, the family could not celebrate Mother's Day together. Savannah Guthrie’s husband shared a heartfelt note dedicated to his wife. The homage left the public in tears, as they came forward to support them.
‘To the Strongest Person I Know’
Mike Feldman penned a brief Mother's Day post for his wife, Savannah Guthrie.
Sunday, May 10, was Mother's Day, and Nancy Guthrie will not be able to celebrate with her children and grandchildren. Authorities have not released new information. Amidst the family’s grief, Mike Feldman, Savannah Guthrie’s husband, made a public post on his Instagram dedicated to his wife.
He wrote, “To the strongest person I know. Surrounding you with love on Mother’s Day,” sharing a picture of her and their children, hugging each other. While she has not publicly talked about her mother’s absence, she has posted a heartwarming clip with her mother.
The TV host captioned the post, “Mother, daughter, sister, Nonie - we miss you with every breath. We will never stop looking for you. We will never be at peace until we find you.” She also shared a number, asking people to call the FBI to make a difference.
She concluded, “Please keep praying. Bring her home.” Following her mother’s disappearance, she has constantly posted about her mother, seeking help from the internet to have her back safe and sound. The recent post left the internet emotional again, flooding the comment section with support and prayers for her mother.
Savannah Guthrie shared an emotional clip of her mother.
A user wrote, “We’re all with you, Savannah.” Another commented, “Thinking of you and continuing to pray every day.” A third added, “Continuous prayers and love rippling your way.” One user wrote, “Oh Savannah, we have prayed and prayed. May the Lord hold you in the palm of His hand. Sending you love and hugs today.”
Another wrote, “You have painted a picture for the world of the most wonderful and caring mother, Savannah… our hearts go out to you on this Mother’s Day and every day.” Lastly, one person added, “So heartbreaking and devastating. I’m praying along with you and everyone else that you find answers and peace soon.”
‘It Makes Me Wonder if She’s Already Deceased’
In a documentary by NewsNation, Gary Brucato, a forensic psychologist, shared a possible theory about the case and the suspect who visited Nancy Guthrie’s house. He explained that there can be a high possibility of the 84-year-old being “eliminated elsewhere,” and the suspect made sure to visit her residence to make it look like a home abduction.
He continued, “This then shifts to a much more sophisticated and scheming character behind this kind of thing.” He pointed out that the masked suspect appeared incredibly calm at the doorbell camera, remarking, “coolness under pressure.” He added, “It makes me wonder if she's already deceased, and he's staging the scene.”
The expert explained that the individual likely had no reason to be nervous because Nancy Guthrie was possibly already dead. Casey Jordan, a behavioral analyst, compared the suspect’s behavior to that of an amateur unfamiliar with being stealthy, saying, “the whole holster dangling there, it’s amateurville.”
In a separate report by Fox News, Chris Nanos, Pima County Sheriff, and the officer leading the case, confirmed that investigators are getting closer to solving it. He said the recent developments are “really great,” though he did not go into further detail.