New Video Of Savannah Guthrie's Big Gesture Puts Those Brother-In-Law Rumors To Bed Once And For All

"Today Show" anchor Savannah Guthrie's mom, Nancy Guthrie, has been missing for a month now, and the family is still searching for answers. Just last week, Savannah finally said the quiet part out loud amid the search for her mom — admitting that Nancy may no longer be alive after all this time. Now, a new video making the rounds online shows Nancy's two daughters and her son-in-law visiting her memorial. And it seems to answer any remaining questions folks may have about Savannah's brother-in-law's role in Nancy's disappearance.

As 84-year-old Nancy's whereabouts remain unknown, folks following the case have developed plenty of theories about what's really going on here. And, Savannah's sister Annie Guthrie and Annie's husband Tommaso Cioni have raised a few eyebrows. Cioni and the rest of the Guthrie family were quickly cleared as suspects in the investigation. But this hasn't stopped questions and concerns from the public. Yet, the video that was released on March 2 may change all that. While folks may continue to be suspicious of Cioni's possible role in Nancy's disappearance, one thing seems clear from this video of the family: Savannah seems to be leaning on her brother-in-law in this difficult time. And, from the looks of it, she definitely doesn't appear to be suspicious of him the way others are.

Savannah Guthrie's visit to her mom's memorial shows her relationship with her brother-in-law

The video making the rounds online shows Tommaso Cioni approaching Nancy Guthrie's memorial outside her home with his wife, Annie Guthrie, and his sister-in-law, Savannah Guthrie, on either side of him. The trio approaches the memorial, and loud cries can be heard, which seem to be coming from Annie. Savannah is particularly touchy with Cioni. She links arms with him, puts her hand on his back, and even rests her head on him. Later in the clip, Annie stands between Cioni and Savannah as they comfort her.

It's easy to see the family's grief in this video. And, it's also easy to see how all three of them seem to be supporting each other. Savannah's body language shows anything but mistrust in her brother-in-law. Instead, it shows the trio as a united front in such a grim time. And, for folks who have their doubts about Cioni's role in Nancy's disappearance, Savannah's apparent faith in him may change his public perception.

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