Scottsdale, Arizona – Dispatch audio released reveals the immediate concern of Arizona authorities regarding the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of “Today” show co-host Savannah Guthrie. The audio, obtained following a police search, highlights the urgency with which law enforcement responded to the missing person report.

The audio details the initial 911 call reporting Nancy Guthrie, described as a white female, missing. Dispatchers immediately expressed concern, prompting a rapid search effort in the Scottsdale area. The specific details of the initial report, including the time and location she was last seen, are not fully detailed in the released audio, but the tone suggests a heightened level of worry from the outset.

Savannah Guthrie publicly shared news of her mother's disappearance on social media, appealing for help in locating her. The “Today” host expressed her distress and asked for the public's assistance in ensuring her mother's safe return. Authorities have been actively searching for Nancy Guthrie, and the released audio provides a glimpse into the initial stages of that search and the gravity with which her disappearance was treated.

The Scottsdale Police Department has been leading the search, and further details regarding the circumstances surrounding Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance are expected to be released as the investigation progresses. The released 911 audio underscores the immediate alarm felt by dispatchers and the swift response initiated by law enforcement in response to the missing person report.