although Nancy Guthrie While she remains missing, investigators involved in the kidnapping have uncovered potentially groundbreaking new evidence that could significantly change the course of the investigation and “light a fire on social media,” a former FBI agent familiar with the case said Wednesday.
Nancy Guthrie’s personal belongings discovered
boulder county Sheriff’s The office confirmed that a search warrant executed at a Longmont property Tuesday night revealed that GuthrieThat included her fitness tracker, which still had heart rate data from the morning of her abduction on March 12, IBT Australia reported. The forensic team also recovered DNA and fingerprints from an abandoned SUV located near a Superior jogging trail that corresponded to a suspect who had been previously interviewed but had not yet been publicly identified.
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Former FBI agent makes explosive statement
retire FBI Agent Mark Lageman, who has experience handling high-profile kidnapping cases, examined information provided by law enforcement and described the recent findings as potentially transformative, IBT Australia reported.
“This kind of physical evidence linking the suspect to the vehicle and the victim’s belongings would create a stir on social media if released,” Lageman said. “In today’s environment, a solid piece of forensic evidence can generate millions of leads overnight.”
FBI investigating new DNA evidence
The latest update appears to come from NewsNation, which reports FBI New evidence is currently being studied, including in Guthrie’s According to sources familiar with the investigation,
The FBI chose not to comment, instead citing a statement from the Pima County Sheriff’s Department saying it was cooperating with police FBI since the beginning of this investigation.
Later in the day, the department faced backlash after sharing a post saying “UPDATE: Nancy has been found.” This refers to another person, Nancy Radakovich, who was discovered. The post quickly went viral, with nearly 700,000 views.
Shortly after Nancy Guthrie disappeared, Piobi experienced her biggest break on February 10, when the FBI released video and images of a masked man approaching her home on the night of her disappearance. Although she did not subscribe to the secure video archiving service, the video was retrieved from her Google Nest doorbell camera.
The FBI estimated the men were between 5 feet 9 inches and 5 feet 10 inches tall and of average build. He was seen carrying a black 25-liter Ozark Trail Hiker Pack backpack, which is only available in Walmart.
