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Tucson SWAT Raids Home in Hunt for Nancy Guthrie as FBI Probes New DNA Lead

A Tucson SWAT raid signals an intensified search driven by fresh forensic leads.

Overview

  • Officers raided a residence a few miles from Guthrie’s home, detained two men and the mother of one man, and towed vehicles including an SUV, with authorities not confirming them as suspects.
  • The FBI increased the reward to $100,000 for information leading to Guthrie or those responsible and reports receiving more than 13,000 tips.
  • Investigators are analyzing DNA found at Guthrie’s house that does not match family members, along with black gloves recovered near the scene.
  • Doorbell-camera footage shows a masked, armed individual who appeared to tamper with the camera and wore a black 25‑liter Ozark Trail backpack; the person is described as roughly 1.75–1.80 meters tall with an average build.
  • Multiple ransom or extortion letters were received, the family issued public pleas indicating willingness to pay, and authorities report no confirmed contact or proof of life as the 84-year-old with a heart condition remains missing.