The Arizona Home Where Savannah Guthrie’s Mother, Nancy, Vanished: Property Value and Key Details

Her father, Charles, was the kind of man people gravitated toward. Savannah described him as “a 5,000-watt bulb who could turn a mundane trip to the post office into a rip-roaring tale.”

He was tall, funny, and fiercely principled — a man with, in Savannah’s words, “an unbending notion of right and wrong.”

One ordinary afternoon, he met Savannah at the door after school with four words: “Let’s go fly a kite!” They spent the rest of the day running through a field, the kite soaring high above them.