Pima County Sheriff , who is overseeing the inquiry into the alleged abduction of , said on Friday that the task force assigned to the case is making headway nearly 100 days after her disappearance from her residence in the .
When asked by Fox News Digital if officials are closer to solving the Nancy Guthrie case nearly 100 days, Sheriff responded, “We are.”
Nanos nodded in agreement, stating that the developments are “really great” as he entered his white Corvette. He chose not to provide further details.
Recently, a private forensic laboratory in Florida forwarded a hair sample to the for more sophisticated analysis.
Experts have informed Fox News Digital that the hair could serve purposes in investigative or forensic genetic genealogy if it does not correspond with anyone known to have been present in Guthrie’s residence, potentially guiding a task force of county detectives and FBI agents towards identifying a suspect.
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Nancy Guthrie’s neighbors target preparators ahead of Mother’s Day
On Friday, May 8, reporter Michael Ruiz from Fox News Digital posted a clip and images on X, showing flowers and signs placed outside residence. The update featured a poster that conveyed a direct message to the person accountable for her disappearance.
“🎗️🎗️🎗️Someone placed this Mother’s Day message outside Nancy Guthrie’s home, addressed to her abductor,” Ruiz stated in the post.
The sign said, “Your mom would be ashamed if she knew what you did. So before you take her flowers on Mother’s Day, TAKE NANCY HOME, or tell the family where she is…”
“Let Nancy come home. It’s never too late to do the right thing. God is watching you,” read a different poster, which was placed near an artwork, a teddy bear, and flowers.
Nancy Guthrie probe: Savannah to miss mom on Mother’s Day
On Sunday, May 10, will mark her first Mother’s Day following the abduction of Nancy from her residence in Catalina Foothills. Nancy was last spotted at her home on the evening of January 31.
Nanos previously stated that investigators suspect Guthrie was abducted from her residence at approximately 2:30 a.m. on February 1.
Deputies responded around noon that same day after her daughter and son-in-law dialed 911 to report her disappearance.
Since that time, the FBI has acquired Nest doorbell footage with assistance from Google, which depicts a masked man of average height and build carrying a holstered firearm at front steps around the time of her kidnapping.
A man dressed similarly was seen about three weeks prior, approaching her door once more.
Although he has not been publicly named, retired FBI profiler Jim Clemente informed Fox News Digital this week that he believes the suspect has made several errors that could aid investigators in identifying him, unless someone from his close circle comes forward first.
Despite the fact that investigators have made public video footage and images of a masked person on the porch of the 84-year-old, and Savannah has put forth a reward of $1 million, no suspect has been identified in this case.
There is a total reward exceeding $1.2 million for information leading to the resolution of the case.
