FBI ‘has names and photos of people who may be masked suspect caught on surveillance video outside Nancy Guthrie’s home’
The FBI reportedly has names and photos of people matching the description of the masked suspect captured on surveillance video outside Nancy Guthrie’s home the night she disappeared.
84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was last seen on the night of January 31. Authorities believe she was abducted in the early hours of February 1.
Nancy seemingly disappeared without a trace. Law enforcement’s first clues were blood on his front door and a disconnected front door camera.
On February 10, there was a break in the case when the FBI uncovered previously lost security footage from the night of her disappearance, revealing a masked person approaching her home.
The FBI now reportedly has names and photos of people who match the mysterious masked man. CBS News reported.
Eerie footage shows authorities believing a man disabled Nancy’s camera. The suspect was also seen carrying something that looked like a gun in his holster.
Local business and gun shop owners told CBS that authorities asked them if they recognized any names and faces that might be suspicious.
A gun shop owner said he received a package from law enforcement containing driver’s license photos and pictures from social media.
Nancy Guthrie has been missing for 18 days in what authorities are investigating as a kidnapping. Her daughter, Today show host Savannah Guthrie (left), pleaded publicly in video messages for Nancy’s alleged kidnapper to bring her back safely
FBI Director Kash Patel said on Feb. 10 that investigators had uncovered footage showing a masked man approaching Nancy’s home in the early hours of her disappearance.
Eerie video footage showed a masked man, believed to be a man, disable Nancy’s front door camera on the night she disappeared.
The gun shop owner told authorities he did not recognize any names or faces. He searched the company’s purchasing history for a name, but turned up no clues.
Armor Bearer Arms co-owner Philip Martin told the local CBS affiliate: KOLDHe said an FBI agent visited his shop between February 10 and 12.
Martin said he received a package of 18 to 24 pictures and names from his store last year to check on gun purchases.
He searched the company’s database but couldn’t find any matches. The FBI agent did not say what the names were about, but Martin told KOLD he believed the names matched the description of the suspect.
‘According to the video I saw of the kidnapper in the house caught on camera – the beards I see in the video remind me of a lot of these photos,’ Martin told KOLD.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said: Fox News He said the researchers did not limit their research to a specific group.
Asked whether authorities had identified approximately 40 people as potential suspects, Nanos said those claims were false.
“We haven’t narrowed it down other than some evidence that we’ve looked at to try to find this person,” the sheriff added.
