Nancy Guthrie’s hired help has reportedly submitted DNA to authorities a week into the 84-year-old’s ongoing disappearance.
Unnamed sources told Fox News that Guthrie’s pool cleaner and landscaper are among those who submitted buccal swabs amid the ongoing investigation. The news comes as the FBI released surveillance footage and images of a suspect outside of Guthrie’s Tucson home on the evening of January 31.
Pima County police believe Nancy Guthrie’s last known sighting was at her Tucson home the night before, on Saturday, January 31. Alarms were raised the following morning, when Guthrie failed to arrive at a friend’s home to watch virtual church services.
Officials have not named any suspects in Guthrie’s reported abduction, though authorities are investigating two ransom notes that were reportedly sent to local news outlets.
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