Federal investigators are turning to new video forensics technology in Arizona as they press ahead with the Nancy Guthrie kidnap investigation, hoping upgraded tools can finally identify the unknown suspect seen on the 84‑year‑old's front stoop the night she vanished, according to Fox News Digital.
The search for Guthrie has been ongoing as investigators sift through evidence to determine what happened to the missing pensioner. Guthrie disappeared from her home in Pima County, Arizona, and the local sheriff's office brought in the FBI as concerns grew that she had been kidnapped. Officials have released only limited details, but the case has drawn national attention, partly because of the door‑area footage showing a figure at her front door shortly before she went missing.
