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Nancy Guthrie case: Unclaimed $1.2M reward suggests 'very small circle' of suspects, retired FBI agent says
A $1.2 million reward for information on Nancy Guthrie's suspected abduction remains unclaimed 179 days after her disappearance, leading a retired FBI agent to speculate the suspects are bound by 'blood, fear, or shared exposure' in a 'very small circle.' Guthrie, 84, was taken from her Tucson home, with evidence suggesting a poorly planned abduction involving a masked intruder who disabled a security camera.
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