Overview
- Investigators recovered still images from multiple cameras at Nancy Guthrie’s home, but sources say they show nothing suspicious from the night she vanished and do not represent a breakthrough.
- Sheriff Chris Nanos said the kidnapper could “absolutely” strike again and urged residents to stay alert, even as investigators believe the abduction was targeted.
- Forensic work continues on mixed and partial DNA from the scene, with officials expressing hope that further analysis, including genetic genealogy, could identify a suspect.
- Authorities are examining a reported internet or power disruption in the neighborhood during the disappearance while the FBI reviews thousands of hours of video and previously released doorbell footage of a masked, armed person.
- A body found in southeast Tucson on March 12 is being investigated but is believed unlikely to be Guthrie; no arrests have been announced, and rewards including the family’s $1 million offer remain active.