Nancy Guthrie Case Latest Update Today: The FBI is reducing the number of personnel working from Tucson and relocating its command post to Phoenix as the investigation into the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie continues, according to sources briefed on the investigation who spoke to ABC News.
The change comes about three-and-a-half weeks after Guthrie was abducted from her Tucson home in the early hours of Sunday, February 1. Investigators stressed that the move does not mean the case is over or that authorities are abandoning the search for Guthrie.
Nancy Guthrie Case: FBI Moves Command Post From Tucson To Phoenix
According to ABC News, the FBI will continue to have agents in Tucson and work with the Pima County Sheriff’s Department as the investigation proceeds.
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However, many FBI personnel are being moved back to Phoenix, where the bureau has its largest office in Arizona. The command post is also being relocated there.
Sources told ABC News that the move should not be interpreted as an indication that investigators are giving up on finding Guthrie. Instead, the investigation has increasingly shifted toward analytical work.
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Investigators are now examining a large volume of information collected during the search for Guthrie.
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