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No match. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The DNA found on a glove near the home of Nancy Guthrie did not match anything in the FBI's database. Fox's Jonathan Hunt spoke with Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos again today.
That would mean whoever took Nancy Guthrie has never before been arrested for a serious crime that would have led to a DNA sample being taken. The sheriff also confirmed a dead end so far on DNA found inside Nancy Guthrie's home.
What new evidence has emerged in the Nancy Guthrie case?
Nancy Guthrie was reported missing February 1st after failing to show up at a friend's home to watch church services. The FBI continues to ask for tips after releasing a video of a man seen on her doorbell camera wearing a ski mask, gloves and a backpack. Reverend Jesse Jackson, a protege of Dr. Martin Luther King and a two-time Democratic presidential candidate, has died in Chicago.
In 1996, he founded the Rainbow Push Coalition to advance civil rights, telling reporters at the time... That is the unfinished business that I'm about, fighting for equal opportunity for all Americans and peace in the world.
In a statement, his family said their father was a servant leader, not only of the family, but to the oppressed, the voiceless and the overlooked. Jesse Jackson was 84. An immigration judge has blocked the Trump administration from deporting Moshin Madawi, a Palestinian graduate student who led protests at Columbia University against Israel and the war in Gaza. Pawtucket Police Chief Tina Gonsalves says the shooter in yesterday's attack in an ice rink has been identified as Robert Dorgan, who also went by Roberta Esposito. We don't have a motive as to why the shooting happened yesterday. We can tell you that he did have two firearms on him. But court records show Dorgan had been involved in multiple disputes with family members over the years.
Chief Gonsalves says Dorgan shot and killed his ex-wife and adult son, wounded his former in-laws and a family friend before turning the gun on himself.
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The executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels is stepping down over his connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
In the latest release of documents from the Justice Department regarding Jeffrey Epstein, Thomas Pritzker's name comes up more than a few times. He's mentioned as a close friend of Epstein's and maintained contact with him well after his conviction. on state prostitution charges in Florida in 2008. Now Pritzker, the executive chairman of Hyatt Hotel, says he's stepping down from that role after two decades, writing in a statement that he exercised terrible judgment in maintaining contact with Epstein, that there's no excuse for failing to distance himself sooner. He says he will now spend time focusing on his philanthropic and science-oriented foundation. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Thomas Pritzker is the cousin of Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker. The U.S. military says it carried out strikes on three boats accused of smuggling drunks, killing 11 people. The series of strikes conducted yesterday brought the number of dead in suspected drug boat strikes to at least 145 since the administration began targeting those it calls narco-terrorists. A U.S. citizen gets four years in a Russian prison for trying to take gun parts through a Moscow airport.
The American citizen was arrested at Moscow's Vnukovo airport. He had checked in a suitcase containing the stocks of two Kalashnikov assault rifles, doing so without making a customs declaration. The man, who's not been named, was found guilty of smuggling weapons. The court sentenced him to four years in prison. A state news agency says he was a gun collector who partially admitted his guilt. The State Department advises against all travel to Russia and tells Americans to leave immediately due to risks, including wrongful detention.
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