FBI reveals glove discovered close to Nancy Guthrie’s residence ‘matches’ these worn by suspect in surveillance video: Live updates

A total of 16 gloves were found about two miles from Nancy’s home, the FBI told NewsNation’s Brian Entin.

On Sunday, the journalist revealed that most of those gloves were used by searchers who then discarded them on the ground.

But one of the gloves appeared to be a match to the one’s a male suspect was wearing in doorbell footage captured in the early hours of February 1, the agency said.

After it was revealed that around 16 gloves were found just miles from Nancy Guthrie’s home, people shared their confusion and frustration online.

Many have been left stumped over the fact that the FBI said a majority of the gloves belonged to searchers who discarded them on the ground.

One person said the staggering number of gloves means law enforcement ‘failed Nancy’.

Meanwhile, one of the gloves ‘appears to match’ the ones the unidentified masked suspect was wearing in the doorbell camera footage, the FBI said, according to NewsNation’s Brian Entin.

Entin even called the FBI statement ‘confusing’.

The beloved mother, devout Christian, and pillar of her community has not been seen or heard from for 14 days now.

Three individuals were been detained during a SWAT operation just 1.9 miles from Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson, Arizona home on Friday.

A man and a woman were pulled from a house in Marana by Pima County Sheriff’s SWAT team in a huge raid as the search for Nancy intensified, Fox News reported.

The second man was detained at a traffic stop nearby, per NewsNation.

Pima County Sheriff Chamonis Valdez told the Daily Mail that the raid was in connection with the Guthrie case.

The Today Show host tragically had to deal loss very early in her life after her father, Charles Guthrie, suddenly died of a heart attack while working in Mexico.

She was just 16 and her mother Nancy was 46.

Federal Bureau of Investigation officials probing the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie cannot provide an update to the public because they are still awaiting test results from Pima County Sheriff’s Office, multiple sources have said.

Veteran FBI agent Jason Pack has warned that investigators risk losing precious time as key DNA evidence is being shipped to a facility nearly 2,000 miles away.

Pack, a former FBI supervisory special agent with more than two decades of experience, has described the case as one where ‘every hour matters.’

Law enforcement has scrambled to process forensic evidence collected during dramatic raids, traffic stops and searches tied to the disappearance of the elderly mother.

Pack stressed the situation is now a race against the clock.

All you need to know about the timeline of Nancy’s mysterious kidnapping.

Savannah Guthrie is reportedly considering leaving her role as host of NBC’s flagship program, the Today show, as the massive search for her mother, Nancy, enters its second week.

Nancy, 84, vanished on February 1 from her home in a rural neighborhood of Tucson, Arizona, prompting authorities to launch a kidnapping investigation that has since captivated the nation.

Savannah is perhaps one of the most recognized faces in network news, having first appeared on NBC in 2007.

Sources have told NewsNation that the exhaustive and traumatic search for Nancy has forced Savannah to reconsider her position in the public eye.

‘This absolutely came out of the blue, and I think she’s really concerned that it was because of her job,’ NewsNation’s Paula Froelich reported, citing sources.

Officials installed a ‘signal sniffer’ on a Pima County Sheriff’s helicopter on Saturday evening to see if the rare device can potentially locate Nancy’s pacemaker.

The 84-year-old had the medical device, which regulates a person’s heartrate, linked to her iPhone and Apple watch.

Around 2.30am, the pacemaker stopped syncing with her personal devices.

The missing elderly woman is required to take medication for her serious potential heart condition.

The 84-year-old has not been seen or heard from for two weeks now.

Investigators continue to search for her, examining ransom notes and combing through footage of her captor.

A video released last week showed an unidentified masked man, donning a black backpack and black nitrile gloves, as he tried to obscure the doorbell camera with his hand and shrubbery that he pulled from her front yard.

The man also had a gun tucked into the front of his pants.