
The FBI has gathered thousands of hours of video in Nancy Guthrie investigation, official says
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The FBI has amassed as many as 10,000 hours of video in the investigation into the disappearance and possible abduction of Nancy Guthrie, an FBI official said Thursday
The FBI has amassed as many as 10,000 hours of video in the investigation into the disappearance and possible abduction of Nancy Guthrie, an FBI official said Thursday.
The official described the collection, review and analysis of video as one of the key parts of the weekslong investigation, which began after Guthrie, 84, the mother of “TODAY” co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, was reported missing Feb. 1.
Tools can be used to enhance the videos, but each one must be watched in real time, the FBI official said, noting that slowing them down or enhancing them takes more time.
The official said additional canvassing was done last week to gather more material from camera systems in the Arizona neighborhood where Guthrie lives.
Among the video is Ring camera footage obtained by Fox News Digital that shows a car driving around 2:30 a.m. the night Guthrie disappeared. The Pima County sheriff’s office said it was aware of the video, which was taken about 2.5 miles from Guthrie’s home. That is outside the 2-mile perimeter that investigators had sought video from.

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