Glove in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Case Being Re-Examined in Arizona

The glove authorities discovered 2 miles from Nancy Guthrie‘s house has been DNA examined in Florida, however there’s nonetheless one other step earlier than the DNA profile might be entered within the CODIS system … sources with direct information inform TMZ.

Beneath federal regulation, the FBI can’t use the CODIS system except the merchandise in query is examined within the state the place it was discovered — on this case, Arizona. Our sources say the glove has already been despatched again to Arizona. As for why the Pima County Sheriff determined to ship the glove to Florida within the first place, understanding the glove must be re-tested in Arizona … our sources do not know.

We’re instructed the kind of DNA testing — a PCR check — usually solely takes a day to get outcomes. Our sources say the method ought to go rapidly, and there must be outcomes from CODIS within the subsequent 24 hours, and perhaps sooner. There are nearly 27 million DNA profiles within the CODIS system.

We’re additionally instructed the glove in query will not be the glove photographed by the New York Publish. It’s a totally different glove that the authorities discovered.

And there is extra data. As NewsNation first reported, regulation enforcement has given some gun retailers within the Tucson space round 40 names to find out if any of these folks purchased a gun just like the one the presumed kidnapper was photographed holstering as he approached Nancy’s door. As for the way these 40 names have been chosen, we’re instructed authorities have recognized the kind of holster the person was carrying, they usually have discovered round 40 folks within the space who bought the merchandise.