There is a new development in the Nancy Guthrie case.
According to Fox News, the man seen in the chilling porch doorbell footage approached Nancy Guthrie’s front door the night before her abduction.
The photos released by the FBI of the suspect on Nancy Guthrie’s porch were taken on two different days. In the first photo, the suspect is not wearing a backpack.
84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was abducted from her Pima County, Arizona, home on February 1.
Police still have not identified a suspect.
Fox News reported:
One of Nancy Guthrie’s Nest doorbell camera images released by the FBI was taken on a different date than the others, a source with knowledge of the investigation confirmed to Fox News Digital Monday.
The new details indicate the masked suspect scouted the home in advance of the 84-year-old Guthrie’s suspected abduction on Feb. 1.
The source declined to specify what day the earlier image was taken, citing the active investigation.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos tells Fox News that the information did not come from him.
Authorities have alternately asked for neighbors to check their home security systems for the entire month of January, the night of Jan. 11, and the hours surrounding Guthrie’s disappearance, between Jan. 31 and Feb. 1.
The suspected scouting visit was first reported by ABC News, citing unnamed sources.
BREAKING: A source familiar with the Nancy Guthrie investigation tells Fox News Digital that two photos showing the suspect in the doorbell camera video were taken on different days. pic.twitter.com/1UgvFm3CXD
— Fox True Crime (@FoxTrueCrime) February 24, 2026
The FBI last Sunday said the gloves found a couple of miles from Nancy Guthrie’s home match the glove to the person seen in the chilling porch doorbell video.
One of the 16 gloves matches the glove seen on the subject in the Nancy Guthrie surveillance video.
DNA from an unknown male was recovered from the glove and was sent out to a lab for processing.
The DNA found on the glove that was found a couple of miles away from Nancy Guthrie’s home was run through CODIS (Combined DNA Index System) and did not trigger a match.
The DNA that was submitted to CODIS was from the set of gloves found 2 miles away. It did not trigger a match in CODIS & did not match DNA found at the property. The DNA found at the property is being analyzed & further testing needs to be done as part of the investigation.
— Pima County Sheriff’s Department (@PimaSheriff) February 17, 2026
