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No DNA match in Nancy Guthrie case

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New DNA samples from Nancy Guthrie’s home sent for testing, authorities say
The department said new DNA samples from the Guthrie home were sent off for testing, and that the samples are not from the missing 84-year-old or anyone in close contact with her. “We are not disclosing where that DNA was located,” the PCSD said in a release.

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Investigators could turn to genealogy to identify recovered DNA in Nancy Guthrie case
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Genealogical sites have helped solve major crimes. Police in Nancy Guthrie's case might turn to them
 · 23h
Nancy Guthrie latest: Genealogy testing underway after FBI confirms no CODIS hit on DNA
An FBI official says investigative genetic genealogy is underway in the Nancy Guthrie investigation.

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Key Evidence Emerges in Search for Nancy Guthrie: Live Updates
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February 17, 2026 - Nancy Guthrie search
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Nancy Guthrie Case: Police Say No DNA Matches On Glove Found Near Home
The black glove appeared to match one worn by the masked individual seen in the doorbell camera footage and contained an unknown male DNA profile.

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Police in Nancy Guthrie investigation say glove DNA didn't match anything in national database
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Nancy Guthrie search: No DNA hit from glove found near house, says sheriff
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Massapequa freshmen study nature preserve DNA samples

The Ames Campus students took a trip to the Dolan DNA Learning Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
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Ghost lineages: The ancient DNA hiding in our genes today?

Fragments of DNA from long-extinct human relatives still circulate in modern genomes, and in some cases they do more than linger. They actively shape how people survive in extreme environments. The clearest example comes from the Tibetan Plateau,
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