The kidnapping of Savannah's mother and the subsequent demand for a Bitcoin ransom have drawn nationwide attention in the United States.

A kidnapping case in Tucson, Arizona, has drawn national attention. Nancy Guthrie, mother of well-known morning talk show host Savannah Guthrie, disappeared from her home in the early hours of February 1st. Police believe she was forcibly taken. The case quickly became a media sensation, attracting a flood of media and online "amateur detectives," making Tucson a global focal point. Police stated that the suspect's identity has not yet been confirmed, and the investigation is ongoing. Reports indicate that the kidnappers allegedly demanded a ransom in Bitcoin anonymously, highlighting a new trend of extortion using crypto assets. A former FBI negotiator pointed out that although the suspect appeared masked on security camera footage, the high level of scrutiny and continued exposure makes it "difficult for them to remain hidden for long." The White House stated that the FBI will dedicate "all resources" to assisting the investigation. As the case continues to unfold, the local community has displayed yellow ribbons and posted missing person notices, appealing to the public for information.