The relentless manhunt for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of popular US anchor Savannah Guthrie, has reached its 11th day, and investigators have some promising new leads. Shortly after FBI director Kash Patel shared surveillance footage of a masked suspect from Nancy’s doorbell camera, the officials stumbled upon what’s believed to be key evidence in finding the alleged abductor: a black glove. This is the first solid piece of evidence that could uncover vital clues about the perpetrator and help trace Nancy.
A single black glove has been discovered near Nancy Guthrie’s AZ property
On February 11, 2026, local time, law enforcement officials found a mysterious black glove along a dirt pathway, not far from Nancy Guthrie’s property in the Catalina Foothills, Tucson, Arizona. This is believed to be a significant piece of evidence in the kidnapping case, as the glove reportedly bears a close resemblance to the pair of gloves that the suspect had worn in the recovered doorbell camera footage. The officials have described the glove as insulated and dark in colour, and it has been collected and sent for forensic testing.
