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Behind the scenes, federal investigators are conducting an extensive digital dragnet in and around Guthrie’s Tucson area residence. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is reportedly combing through data pulled from home security systems, smart devices, and nearby properties in the quiet Catalina Foothills neighborhood where Guthrie disappeared.
Fox News Senior Correspondent Alicia Acuna reported that agents are analyzing everything from motion sensors to network logs, searching for any digital footprint that could help reconstruct what happened during the overnight hours when Guthrie vanished.
This digital focus comes as troubling physical changes at the home itself have drawn attention. Fox News Digital previously reported that a security camera mounted outside the residence was visibly missing days into the investigation. The camera was reportedly in place as recently as Friday morning, but had been removed from its bracket by Monday while authorities were still actively searching the property.
That unexplained removal has only intensified suspicion and fueled questions about whether someone attempted to disable surveillance after the fact.
Experts say that even when cameras do not capture clear video of a suspect, they often collect valuable background information that never alerts the homeowner. This so-called “unseen data” can include timestamps, movement patterns, and signal disruptions that help investigators piece together a timeline.
Technology analyst Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson explained that modern security systems quietly log enormous amounts of data, even when no obvious activity appears on screen.
“Cameras facing the Guthrie house right now show very little activity, but I promise you there’s an enormous amount of activity going on on the digital side,” Knutsson said.
Law enforcement officials believe that these silent digital records may hold the key to unlocking the case. Investigators can analyze when devices went offline, when signals were interrupted, or when unusual patterns emerged that might indicate human involvement.
As authorities prepare to release a suspect photo, the case appears to be entering its most critical phase yet. Police rarely take such a step unless they believe public recognition could break the case open.
For now, officials continue to urge anyone with information to come forward as the nation watches closely. With federal resources deployed, digital evidence under intense scrutiny, and a suspect image imminent, investigators appear determined to bring answers to a family and a country demanding justice.
