Investigative reporter Jonathan Lee Riches, who goes by @JLRINVESTIGATES on X, claimed several Pima County Sheriff’s Department deputies were outside Nancy Guthrie’s There is a house now and a car parked outside. Since Nancy was abducted from her home in Tucson, Jaguar Land Rover has been raising awareness of the case.
Jaguar Land Rover shared images of the scene on
One post said officers “surrounded a peaceful, disabled woman while parked on the side of a public street.”
Jaguar Land Rover wrote in another recent post, “If the Sheriff and Guthrie hadn’t asked Nancy to raise awareness, we would have.”
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Months after Nancy’s disappearance, no suspects have been identified. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos According to reports, when providing DNA analysis of the case, relevant information Whose blood was found? The missing woman’s fortune could soon be revealed. Nanos told PEOPLE that forensic departments, particularly those doing DNA analysis, are getting closer to determining whose blood was found.
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“I know we have unknown DNA and don’t know who the contributors or depositors were, but I think they’re getting closer to finding out who it was,” he said.
Nanos also pushed back against suggestions that Guthrie’s case has become a “cold case.” He said the matter only became a cold case after the lab told them they couldn’t identify the blood evidence.
“When the lab tells us, ‘Hey, there’s nothing we can do,’ then maybe we have a problem… We have a cold case… but right now, the lab is not telling us that,” he said.
Video released days after Nancy disappeared shows what appears to be There was blood outside her house. A video posted by NewsNation on February 3 showed visible blood stains outside Nancy’s home in Arizona. Black blood stains could be seen on the brown tiles leading to the door.
The Los Angeles Times also reported that authorities found blood in Nancy’s home.
