A family photo captured Savannah Guthrie’s mother just before her disappearance.

In Arizona, uncertainty weighs heavily on the family of Nancy Guthrie, whose sudden disappearance has left investigators deeply concerned. Authorities now believe the 84-year-old did not leave her Tucson home willingly.

Her phone was discovered behind, along with the medication she relies on each day, heightening fears for her safety. Given her fragile health, every passing hour carries greater urgency.

Police have sealed her home as a crime scene, signaling a shift from a missing-person inquiry to a potential abduction. For her loved ones, the unanswered questions feel relentless.

Savannah Guthrie has turned to the public for help, using her voice to appeal for information. She has expressed gratitude for the outpouring of prayers while urging anyone with even a small lead to contact authorities.

Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, another family faces the same haunting uncertainty. In Cornwall, Alexander Key vanished after being last seen leaving the Cobweb Inn.

Images of that final moment—his red jacket, pale hair, and relaxed stride—circulate widely online. Assisi Jackson and her mother, Jade Jagger, continue to share police appeals in hopes of a breakthrough.

Separated by oceans but united by fear, both families endure the agonizing wait. They replay memories, track timelines, and hold onto the hope that someone, somewhere, will speak up and bring answers—and their loved ones—home.