Nancy Guthrie’s missing case enters third week with no new leads despite thousands of tips and DNA tests.

The search for Nancy Guthrie enters its third week with no new evidence, as investigators analyze thousands of tips and test samples from her home, including DNA from gloves that didn’t match the FBI database. Despite widespread media attention and appeals from her daughter, Savannah Guthrie, and over 40,000 public leads, authorities have found no breakthroughs. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos reaffirmed the Guthrie family is not suspects, urging an end to unfounded speculation. Officials are now exploring technology to detect her pacemaker’s signal due to health concerns. In a separate incident, two women and a man were shot during an eviction in Macon, Georgia, resulting in two deaths and the man’s critical condition; the shooter remains at large.