Missing: The Nancy Guthrie Disappearance (Film, Book, Soundtrack, 4 Podcast EPs)

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At 12:03 PM on February 1, 2026, the world of broadcast news collided with a living nightmare. Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of TODAY show anchor Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her home in the Tucson foothills without a single witness.

12:03 PM is a forensic deep-dive into the "perfect digital storm" that allowed an abduction to happen in one of the most surveilled neighborhoods in Arizona. Featuring exclusive analysis of the disconnected Nest cameras, the mysterious pacemaker app data drop-off, and the trail of discarded blue gloves that led investigators into the desert, this film explores the terrifying reality of modern vulnerability.

As Savannah Guthrie takes to social media in a desperate "Never Too Late" plea, the documentary uncovers the "Snake Pit" of online ransom notes and the Range Rover SUV seizure that has the FBI's Behavioral Analysis unit working overtime. It is a story of a family’s hope against a ticking clock and a chilling look at how a human being can vanish in an age where everything is tracked, but nothing is safe.