Feds Get better Extra Photographs From Nancy Guthrie Residence Safety Cameras

The FBI has some new information to pore over in the Nancy Guthrie case … ’cause the feds have been able to recover more images from surveillance cameras at her Arizona home.

According to ABC News, the feds recovered thumbnail images from Nancy’s motion-activated cameras that were pointed at her swimming pool, backyard and side yard.

The report says the images show several people in the backyard and side yard … and they are from before Nancy’s abduction and shortly afterward, including the law enforcement response.

Interestingly, the cameras did not capture anything on the night of the abduction … other than what the FBI has already released, showing a masked suspect with a backpack.

ABC News says sources told them there’s nothing suspicious in the new images.

Nancy’s been missing for going on six weeks now.

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department issued a new statement Friday, saying they continue “to analyze various forms of evidence in the Nancy Guthrie case, including material from laboratories as well as images and videos captured by cameras.”