Nancy Guthrie Update: FBI Issues Clarification About DNA Evidence
The FBI has clarified that DNA evidence from Nancy Guthrie's home is not new, contradicting recent reports that it was newly discovered. The evidence, including a hair, is being re-examined using advanced technology.
The FBI has stated that DNA evidence from Nancy Guthrie's home is not new, despite recent reports suggesting it was. The 84-year-old woman has been missing for three months. The evidence, including a hair, is being re-examined using advanced technology at the FBI's lab. The Pima County Sheriff's Department had sent the sample to a private lab in Florida, which then forwarded it to the FBI. Genetic genealogist CeCe Moore believes the hair could be crucial in solving the case. Nancy Guthrie was last seen at her home in Tucson, Arizona, on January 31, and authorities believe she was kidnapped. The investigation is ongoing, with the FBI releasing surveillance footage of a masked man outside Guthrie's front door on the night she disappeared.
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