The American representative wants help finding her mother: We'll pay you $1 million.

US news representative Savannah Guthrie has announced that her family is offering a $1m reward for any information leading to her mother's return, Nancy Guthrie, on the 24th day of research for the missing 84-year-old.

Fighting with tears in a video published in the Instagram, the NBC host said the family is experiencing the deep <x0-edge” following the disappearance of her mother, who was allegedly kidnapped from her home in Tucson.

“We still believe in a miracle. We still believe she can go home”The host said.

In the video published, She made it known that the family will also donate $500,000 to National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

“Tell us what you know and help us bring our dear mother home, whether to celebrate a wonderful return, or to honor her beautiful, brave, noble life”, She expressed herself.

Nancy Guthrie was reported missing about noon on February 1, after failing to appear at the church service. Local authorities have claimed to believe she was taken from home against her will, perhaps at night, including the possibility of a kidnapping.

Authorities have published images of the prime suspect, a man filmed by the door camera in her house. According to a source of law enforcement for CBS News, the same person was seen at her door on yet another occasion before extinction.

In a post on the X platform, the FBI office in Phoenix called on anyone who has <x0direct information” for its location to contact line 1-800 - CA LL-FBI.

So far, the offered reward had been $200,000 from the FBI and another 100,000 from Tucson Creme Stoppers, while investigators received nearly 400,000 information from the public.

DNA evidence taken from a glove found near the house, similar to what allegedly carried by the camera person has failed to match the FBI database.

Investigators have expelled all Guthrie family members as potential suspects./Periscopi/