Shocking new findings were located near the home of Nancy Guthrie as the search for the missing mother of Savannah Guthrie enters its fourth week
Nancy vanished from her home in Tucson, Arizona, on January 31st and has been missing since then. Investigators believe she was taken against her will in the early hours, and a video released by authorities featured a masked man tampering with her doorbell camera around the time that she disappeared.
The FBI and local police continue with their extensive search, treating the case as a potential kidnapping.
This week, a couple in the Tucson area reported finding a pair of black gloves and a rock that was stained with blood in the desert terrain that was located about a mile from Guthrie's residence. One of the gloves was described as ripped and stained, and authorities were seen moving fast to secure the scene and collect the items.
The discovery drew attention because the gloves were similar to those seen on the surveillance footage from the same night that she had vanished.
DNA from the gloves attached previously from her neighborhood had also been sent for testing, but they came back negative for any matches in the FBI's DNA database and don't even match Nancy's DNA profile either.