DNA pada sarung tangan dekat rumah Nancy Guthrie teridentifikasi milik pekerja restoran tak terkait

DNA dari sarung tangan hitam yang ditemukan dekat rumah di Arizona milik Nancy Guthrie yang hilang berusia 84 tahun telah dicocokkan dengan pekerja restoran lokal yang tak terkait dengan hilangnya, kata otoritas. Ini menyusul analisis sebelumnya yang menghubungkan sarung tangan itu dengan tersangka yang terlihat di video luar rumahnya. Pembaruan Departemen Sheriff Kabupaten Pima disampaikan saat pencarian berlanjut dan bukti lain diperiksa.

Departemen Sheriff Kabupaten Pima mengumumkan pada hari Rabu bahwa DNA dari sarung tangan hitam yang ditemukan sekitar dua mil dari rumah Nancy Guthrie di wilayah Tucson milik seorang karyawan restoran terdekat, yang tidak dianggap tersangka. n n n Sheriff Chris Nanos menyatakan dalam wawancara baru-baru ini bahwa sarung tangan hitam... dilacak melalui analisis DNA ke seseorang yang bekerja di restoran di kawasan tersebut. Orang itu tidak dianggap bagian dari penyelidikan ini, kata juru bicara departemen. Pekerjaan laboratorium terus dilakukan pada bukti DNA lain dari lokasi kejadian. n n Sarung tangan itu, ditemukan pada 11 Februari di ladang pinggir jalan, termasuk di antara sekitar 16 yang dikumpulkan di dekatnya—sebagian besar dari para pencari. Awalnya ditandai karena mirip dengan yang dipakai tersangka bertopeng yang terekam video bel pintu di luar rumah Guthrie pada 31 Januari, DNA nya diperiksa melalui database CODIS FBI (tidak ada kecocokan) sebelum pengujian lebih lanjut. n n Guthrie, ibu dari co-host acara 'Today' Savannah Guthrie, dilaporkan hilang pada 1 Februari setelah terakhir terlihat di rumah. Darah ditemukan di serambi rumahnya, dan surat tebusan yang diduga dikirim ke media. Keluarganya menawarkan hingga $1 juta untuk informasi yang mengarah pada pemulihannya; FBI menambahkan $100.000. Beberapa DNA dari rumah mungkin kualitasnya terlalu rendah untuk profil.

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