Police Probe Nancy Guthrie Disappearance as Evidence Mounts
Police Probe Nancy Guthrie Disappearance as Evidence Mounts
Investigators pursue leads in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance in Arizona, with a suspicious vehicle spotted and gloves sent for DNA testing as the search intensifies.
Investigators are pursuing new clues in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, who vanished after being dropped off at her Arizona home on Jan. 31. A pair of black gloves found in the area has been sent for DNA testing, and investigators say they are following multiple lines of inquiry.
Police previously spotted a suspicious vehicle weeks before Guthrie's abduction and are now requesting neighbors to review surveillance footage. The case remains active as authorities race to piece together events leading up to her disappearance.
Officials have said they still operate on the belief Guthrie is alive, as the search enters its 12th day, and they continue to urge the public for tips.
Authorities are asking for any surveillance footage from nearby homes or businesses and for residents to share sightings or tips.
With gloves and other evidence analyzed, investigators say there are still unanswered questions, and the community awaits updates.
