Nancy Guthrie update: DNA couldn't be profiled from crime scene hair sample, sheriff says

— Investigators couldn't obtain a DNA profile from a hair sample recovered inside Nancy Guthrie’s home, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told Fox News Digital in a new interview Thursday as the case nears its six-month mark."Yes, there was a hair. We had it and thought, 'OK, well, we'll do the DNA first,' right?
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Investigators found a hair inside Nancy Guthrie's home in Tucson. They sent the hair to a laboratory in California to get a DNA profile. The lab could not produce a usable DNA profile, the sheriff said. The case is approaching six months since her disappearance.
Why it matters
Without DNA, police have less evidence to identify who took her. The lack of results keeps the case open and worries the community.
- What did investigators try to get from the hair sample?
- They tried to get a DNA profile.
- Why is the DNA result important?
- It could help identify a suspect in the disappearance.
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