Overview
- Federal agents revisited the Tucson neighborhood on March 5 to ask residents about internet disruptions, and at least one nearby Ring camera showed a “not available” gap during the overnight hours Guthrie vanished.
- The Pima County Sheriff’s Department said it has not been notified of any connection between Guthrie’s case and a woman found dead along a Phoenix canal.
- DNA from a pair of black gloves found about two miles from Guthrie’s home was traced to a local restaurant worker who is not part of the investigation, while mixed DNA from other evidence remains under analysis that could take months.
- Officials confirmed they are aware of a damaged utility box near Guthrie’s home and continue to collect and review surveillance video and other digital data from the area.
- Authorities report no identified suspect as they field tens of thousands of tips, pursue leads tied to a distinctive 25‑liter Ozark Trail backpack, and highlight rewards of $1 million from the family and up to $100,000 from the FBI.