What you know, Alibyers, breaking news just got an update from the Pima County Sheriff about the

Kodis testing on that glove found two miles away from Nancy Guthrie's house on the side of the road.

That was submitted into Kodas and produced no matches.

Also, according to Justin Lum, the DNA profile on that glove did not match the DNA evidence found inside

Nancy's home. However, he said there is additional DNA evidence that was found at the residence

that is also being analyzed. Remember, they found additional DNA in that house that did not belong

to Nancy or anybody in her inner circle. Justin Lum from Fox Tim

Phoenix just interviewed the sheriff and the sheriff said the next step with that glove

is forensic genetic genealogy, which if you followed the Brian Coburger case, that is how

they found him. By comparing that trace DNA left on the button of the knife sheath to one of these

ancestry sites where somebody in his family had uploaded their DNA profile and they were able to

ultimately trace that back to Brian Coburger. So obviously this is not the quick answer we had

hoped for, still some work to be done, and the genetic genealogy

can take a little time. They are also still processing evidence from the two search warrants

that were executed last week. Also, they are working with the manufacturer and experts of the

signal sniffer that they're putting on the helicopter to try and see if they can get a peeing from Nancy's pacemaker.

And lastly, Brian Inton just reported that he noticed on the statement from yesterday compared to today

about clearing the Guthrie family as well as in-laws.

Yesterday, they said, to be clear, the Guthrie family, to include all siblings and spouses,

has been cleared as possible suspects in this case. But today, they're saying at this point,

the Guthrie family has not been identified as suspects. So a little difference in that statement as

well. That is the latest. If anything breaks, I will let you know and go live,

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