Eerie Nancy Guthrie 911 call details the health conditions she desperately needs medication for: Live updates

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos laughed when asked why he did not yet have surveillance footage from Nancy Guthrie’s house.

‘That’s what I tell them, why don’t I have this. We’ve asked them, they know the urgency here,’ Nanos told reporters on Tuesday.

‘I’m like you, what do you mean I don’t know that now?’

The sheriff’s office has begged the public to submit any security footage they have to help with the investigation, after discovering that Nancy’s doorbell camera had been removed from her home.

Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother was snatched from her bed in the middle of the night, the man leading the investigation told the Daily Mail in an exclusive interview.

Haunting new details about her disappearance have come to light, with investigators believing that the elderly woman was abducted from her own bed.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told reporters that investigators do not know where Nancy Guthrie is.

‘We don’t know where she is,’ he said. ‘Like any investigation, we start from the from the point of where we last saw her, and we work out. We’re working as far out as we can go.’

Although fully recovered now, Guthrie had been absent from the Today show for three weeks across December and early January due to having to undergo vocal cord surgery.

Guthrie said that she was diagnosed with a hemorrhagic polyp — which she explained was a ‘ruptured blood vessel’ — and a vocal nodule or a ‘callus from overuse’.

To overcome the issue, she underwent microscopic laryngeal surgery to relieve her ‘beleaguered vocal cords.’

Mom-of-two Guthrie first spoke about her condition in late December, explaining on the show: ‘Some of you have noticed that my voice has been very scratchy and started to crack a little bit.

‘Well, I have found out what it is. I have vocal nodules and I also have a polyp.

‘It’s not a big, big deal, but I am going to have to have a surgery in the new year and be off for a couple of weeks, so this is my last day for a little while.’

Guthrie added that she was ‘really excited’ to have received her diagnosis after years of struggling to understand what was wrong.

She continued: ‘This has been going on for years, honestly, so to have a solution.’

Following the surgery, Guthrie had to stay silent for one week.

Nancy Guthrie’s home has been fully processed and returned to her family, according to Sheriff Chris Nanos.

‘The scene is done. We’re done with the residence,’ he told reporters.

‘If we need to go back to get, maybe we want to do something with some other piece of evidence there, we contact the family and let them know. But we have turned that over to the family.’

Investigators have declined to say if Nancy was abducted due to her rich and famous daughter or if the attack was random.

There has been no mention of any ransom demand, and a $2,500 reward has been offered for information on the crime.

‘We’re doing all we can to try to locate her,’ Sheriff Nanos said. ‘Every tool we have, we will use.’

Nanos said Savannah has never received any similar threats.

Savannah, who is said to earn $8 million a year at NBC, is traveling with a ‘security team’, although there is no suggestion of any direct threats to her.

Sheriff Chris Nanos told reporters that his investigation has not yielded any suspects in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

‘We’ve submitted all kinds of samples for DNA, and we’ve gotten some back, but nothing to indicate any suspect,’ he said.

Sheriff Chris Nanos told reporters that no tire tracks or footprints were found around Nancy Guthrie’s house.

‘What I’d tell you is, like any crime scene, we processed this crime scene. We gathered all the evidence we could,’ he said.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos refused to provide further information about the evidence found at Nancy Guthrie’s home.

‘I’m not saying there’s blood inside that house or outside that house,’ Nanos said.

‘What I’m saying is our team will process the scene. Like you would think of any crime scene, we go in and we process it. We look for things like that, blood, DNA, any kind of physical evidence, fingerprints, anything, and all of that is gathered and submitted to a lab.’

When asked by a reporter whether his deputies are searching for a person still alive, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said, ‘We hope we are.’

While he was tight-lipped about many of the details in the investigation, Nanos told reporters, ‘We have someone’s life who is in jeopardy.’

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said his department has been inundated with ‘hundreds’ of leads into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

‘We have a team designated to deal with all of our leads. They’re looking into all of that,’ he said.

‘We are sharing all of our leads with the FBI. They are helping us in evaluating those leads, how good they are, where their priority should be.’