Nancy Guthrie's family cleared as possible suspects, with search in its third week
Summary
Police have cleared Nancy Guthrie's family from being suspects in her disappearance case. The search for the missing 84-year-old is ongoing, and authorities are using various methods, including a "signal sniffer" device, to find her. Investigators suspect an unknown man took Guthrie from her home in Arizona.Key Facts
- Nancy Guthrie disappeared in early February, and her family is not considered suspects.
- Guthrie is the mother of NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie.
- Police released a statement to defend the family from incorrect online attacks.
- Authorities believe a masked man took Guthrie from her home.
- A video shows a suspect with a mask, gloves, and backpack.
- The FBI analyzed the video and believes the suspect bought a mask and backpack at Walmart.
- Police are testing a glove found near the crime scene for DNA evidence.
- The search includes helicopters, sniffer dogs, and thousands of tips from the public.
- Investigators use a device to detect signals from Guthrie's pacemaker.
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