Max Gordon

Neighbors here have been told to send in any surveillance footage that looks suspicious from between January 1st through February 2nd, though it's unclear when authorities or if authorities will be releasing any additional footage.

Meanwhile, investigators say they aren't ruling out the possibility that multiple people

People might have been involved in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.

This as investigators try to identify the person seen on Nancy Guthrie's doorbell camera.

He's described by investigators as being between five, nine and five, ten.

And the only article of clothing that law enforcement has positively identified is his Ozark Trail backpack, a product line available at Walmart.

Investigators are currently working to identify other items he was wearing and where he might have purchased them.

Nancy Guthrie has now been missing for three weeks and the search for her continues.

The amount of new information we've been getting out of the Pima County Sheriff's Department has been slowing down this week, but searchers continue and they continue to look at leads that have been coming in from the public.

Really, the main question at this point, who is the person that was seen on Nancy Guthrie's doorbell camera the night she went missing?

He's described by investigators as being between 5'9 and 5'10.

And the only article of clothing that law enforcement has positively identified is his Ozark Trail backpack, a product line available at Walmart.

Investigators are currently working to identify other items he was wearing and where he might have purchased them.

DNA analysis remains underway on the biological evidence found inside Nancy Guthrie's house.

Three individuals have been detained.

It's unclear if these are suspects, but there's two males, and then one of those individuals is one of their mothers.

We do know that the FBI is involved in this, and the FBI told the Pima County Sheriff's Department that they don't want them to release any additional information.

We have been waiting for a statement from Pima County Sheriff's Department, and really the best that we were able to get was that there is law enforcement activity in this area and that they're not going to be releasing any further details.

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