Savannah Guthrie has posted her first Instagram video since April directly appealing to whoever kidnapped her mother, Nancy, urging them to reveal where she can be found. The "Today" host said her family remains in "agony" nearly six months after Nancy disappeared, stressing that "nothing about our situation has changed" and pleading with those responsible to "do the right thing" before it is too late.

Nancy went missing on 1 February after failing to appear at her usual Sunday church service in Tucson, Arizona; investigators later found concerning evidence at her home and declared it a presumed kidnapping. The FBI has led the search, raising its reward for information from an initial $100,000 to $1 million, and released doorbell camera footage showing an armed male person of interest, but despite more than 13,000 tips no arrests have been made. Guthrie has repeatedly used social media to appeal for her mother's safe return, previously acknowledging the possibility that Nancy may not be found alive.