Masked-prowler video, DNA tests drive Guthrie probe progress
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Tucson, Arizona investigators this week said they intensified searches after releasing video of a masked man near Nancy Guthrie’s doorbell camera and recovering multiple gloves and DNA samples. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said the samples differ from Guthrie and close contacts and that authorities sent materials to a Florida lab for analysis while coordinating with FBI agents. Officials described the person on video as a primary suspect and increased the reward to $100,000 over days this week. Investigators continue to compare genetic markers and follow leads across a ten-mile search radius. Based on 7 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Timeline of Events
- Jan. 31: Nancy Guthrie reportedly dropped off at Catalina Foothills home and later went missing.
- Early Feb: Initial black gloves were recovered and initial DNA testing began.
- Tuesday (mid-Feb): Police released doorbell camera footage showing a masked individual.
- Mid-Feb: Investigators recovered several additional gloves across an expanded ten-mile radius and sent DNA to a Florida lab.
- Mid-Feb: FBI released a suspect description and authorities increased the reward to $100,000 while continuing searches.
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Forensic laboratories and law enforcement agencies benefit from new physical evidence that can narrow suspect pools and guide investigative leads.
Nancy Guthrie, her family, and the local community suffered continued trauma and uncertainty following her disappearance and the subsequent investigation.
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