Missing Nancy Guthrie case: Law enforcement rejects burglary theory

The source said that the latest theory behind the disappearance of the missing 84-year-old man is not the current prevailing view among investigators.

The source said: “This is not the theory of work within the unit,” before retreating further from the robbery story, noting that Home burglaries at night Uncommon.

“Night-time residential burglaries are extremely rare. They’re insanely rare,” the source said, before highlighting how “commercial building burglaries” occur at night and “residential building burglaries during the day.”

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A law enforcement source quickly threw cold water on reports attributing Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance to a robbery gone wrong. (Ty O’Neill/AP Photo)

The source also wondered if Guthrie’s home would be a potential burglary target.

“We have no indication that (Guthrie) actually kept anything of value there, and if this was a burglary gone wrong, they don’t usually take the victim with them,” the source said.

“I think anything is possible, but my gut says it’s something else entirely.”

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos The new report presented by A Local Arizona TV news reporter Who claimed that an inside source said investigators now believe the case was a “burglary gone wrong.”

The report also said DNA evidence collected from the Range Rover found outside Culver’s Restaurant on Friday is being tested and claimed that several investigators believe Nancy Guthrie is still alive.

“It did not come from us. We have no idea, and although this is one of many possibilities, we would never speculate on such a thing. We will let the evidence lead us to a motive,” the sheriff told Fox News correspondent Matt Finn.

Separately, Federal Bureau of Investigation Police have confirmed that a black glove found last week appears to match the glove worn by the man seen on surveillance video at Guthrie’s Tucson-area home.

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DNA evidence collected from a Range Rover found outside a Culver’s restaurant on Friday is reportedly being tested. (Ty O’Neill/AP Photo)

According to a statement provided to the Arizona family on Sunday, the glove was found approximately two miles from Guthrie’s home in a roadside field. The glove was sent to a private laboratory in Florida on Thursday and arrived on Friday.

Federal officials said Primary DNA The results of the file were received on Saturday, and investigators are now awaiting quality control and official confirmation before uploading the DNA profile into the FBI’s Combined National DNA Index System, or CODIS.

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“The person whose DNA profile was found is different and appears to match the gloves of the person shown in the surveillance video,” the FBI said in its statement.

Savannah Guthrie She also released a new video on Sunday as the search for her mother enters its 15th day.