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Arizona Sheriff Responds to Email Claiming Video Evidence in Guthrie Case

KTSM••Steph Whiteside
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An Arizona sheriff has publicly addressed an email received by TMZ, which claims to contain video footage of a suspect related to the ongoing investigation into Nancy Guthrie's case. This development raises questions about the credibility of the information and its potential impact on the investigation. The sheriff emphasized the importance of verifying such claims before drawing conclusions. Residents are urged to remain cautious about unverified information circulating in the media regarding this sensitive case.

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