30 days have passed since the disappearance of the NBC journalist’s mother, with no news.

Los Ángeles.- The family of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of the journalist from the American network NBC, Savannah Guthrie, visited this Monday the monument of flowers that stands in front of the woman’s home, who has been missing for 30 days, without any news in the investigation. Savannah Guthrie, her sister Annie, and her husband, Tommaso Cioni, arrived at the home of the 84-year-old woman, where she was last seen on January 31st. The family was able to return to the home after the authorities finished collecting evidence on the property, located north of Tucson (Arizona), and the case entered a new stage in which they are focusing on analyzing the collected evidence and fewer agents on the ground. Last week, the family offered a million dollar reward for information that helps find the mother, who has health problems, including a pacemaker.

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On Friday, the journalist uploaded a video to Instagram again, requesting once more information that leads to the recovery of her mother.

“We feel the love and prayers of our neighbors, our Tucson community and around the country, please do not stop praying and hoping. We must bring her back home,” said the communicator.

A wall of flowers continues to grow in front of the house, where she was last seen. Authorities believe that Nancy Guthrie was possibly abducted from her home during the early hours of February 1, but she is still considered missing because, even if she was kidnapped, her whereabouts are still unknown, whether she is alive or if she remains with her alleged captors. At least 400 local, state, and federal agents have participated in the investigation, in which they have recovered DNA samples from a possible suspect not yet identified.