Unknown DNA found on the property of the missing Savannah Guthrie's mother in Arizona

Washington - Pima County authorities reported this Friday that DNA that does not correspond to Nancy Guthrie, the mother of journalist Savannah Guthrie, nor to people in close contact with her was found on her property. According to the local police department, investigators are working to determine to whom the genetic material belongs, although they did not reveal the exact place where it was found. The finding comes amid the ongoing investigation, in which the department continues to gather evidence, including videos that could be related to Nancy's kidnapping. Authorities indicated they will send an additional message to Guthrie neighborhood residents via the Neighbors app to request security camera recordings.

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Also, the pool maintenance team was seen at the Guthrie house today, as confirmed by the company's general manager, Ken Kingan. This is the company's first visit to the property, made at the family's request, and with the presence of the Sheriff's Department during the service. Investigations remain open while authorities try to establish whether the DNA found is related to the case and are looking for more clues to clarify the facts.