Authorities Expand Search for Video in Guthrie Disappearance

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It has been 12 days since Nancy Guthrie disappeared, and the FBI is now releasing new details about the individual they are calling a suspect in the case. The local sheriff's office has expanded its request for video footage from residents in the Guthrie, Oklahoma area in an effort to gather more information about Guthrie's disappearance and the potential suspect.

Why it matters

The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has gripped the local community, and the expanded search for video evidence signals that authorities are making progress in their investigation, even as the case remains unsolved. The identification of a suspect also raises hopes that Guthrie may be found, but also heightens concerns about her safety and the potential motives behind her disappearance.

The details

The sheriff's office is asking residents in the Guthrie area to check any security cameras or doorbell footage they may have from the days surrounding Guthrie's disappearance. Authorities believe the video could provide crucial clues about the suspect's movements and activities in the area at the time. While the identity of the suspect has not been publicly released, the FBI says this individual is now the primary focus of their investigation.

• Nancy Guthrie was last seen 12 days ago.
• The sheriff's office has expanded its request for video evidence from local residents.

What’s next

The judge overseeing the case is expected to rule on Tuesday whether the suspect can be held without bail as the investigation continues.