For the first time since Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, Savannah Guthrie’s sister Annie and her husband have been spotted — keeping an unusually low profile. No statements. No eye contact. Just a brief appearance that immediately reignited questions investigators are quietly circling.

Family members of a well-known television anchor were photographed for the first time since an elderly relative was reported missing from her home.

The relatives were seen keeping a low profile during a drive in Tucson, Arizona, appearing to avoid cameras by covering their faces with hoodies and sunglasses.

The sighting marked the first public appearance of close family members since authorities began investigating the disappearance as a serious case. Local law enforcement confirmed the home was being treated as a crime scene, and reports have suggested investigators are examining evidence that may indicate foul play.

The anchor, who has stepped away from her usual broadcasting duties during the search, released a brief statement expressing hope for her mother’s safe return and asking the public for prayers.

Officials have said the family is cooperating fully and supporting one another as the investigation continues. Authorities have also emphasized the urgency of the case due to the missing woman’s medical needs.