Tucson, Ariz. Law enforcement investigators continued searching for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie after she was last seen at her home Jan. 31 and reported missing Feb. 1. Authorities found blood on her front porch and received purported ransom notes with missed deadlines. The FBI released surveillance footage showing a masked man near her door and identified him as a suspect. Investigators recovered multiple gloves near the property; one glove found about two miles away underwent DNA testing that produced preliminary results and may be uploaded to the FBI’s national database pending quality-control confirmation. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting additional research.
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If DNA confirmation proceeds and the profile is entered into the FBI database, law enforcement will gain investigative leads that could identify a suspect and potentially provide resolution for the Guthrie family.
The Guthrie family and the local Tucson community have suffered emotional distress, health-related concern for Nancy Guthrie, and ongoing uncertainty while investigators search and process evidence.
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Glove DNA may link masked suspect to Guthrie disappearance
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