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DNA from Glove Found Near Guthrie's Home Fails to Match Any Database Samples

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In a recent development regarding the investigation into Nancy Guthrie's case, the Pima County Sheriff's Department reported that DNA extracted from a glove discovered approximately two miles from her residence did not match any profiles in the national CODIS database, which contains around 22 million samples. This finding raises questions about potential leads in the case, as authorities have indicated that further DNA evidence collected from Guthrie's home is currently under analysis. The lack of a match could impact the investigation's direction and timeline.

Key Details: • DNA from a glove found 2 miles from Nancy Guthrie's home was tested. • No matches were found in the CODIS database of 22 million samples. • Additional DNA evidence from Guthrie's home is being analyzed.

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