Overview
- Newly recovered images from motion‑activated cameras at Guthrie’s property are under review, and officials say they are not being released at this time.
- Sheriff Chris Nanos says the crime appears targeted and investigators believe they know the motive, though he is withholding specifics to protect the case.
- Forensic labs are analyzing mixed and partial DNA from the scene, including through investigative genetic genealogy, which authorities hope will identify a suspect.
- Investigators are examining a reported internet disruption near the time Guthrie vanished, exploring whether her home systems were intentionally taken offline.
- No arrests have been announced as teams parse roughly 10,000 hours of video; a body found in southeast Tucson is considered unlikely to be Guthrie, and her family maintains a $1 million reward.