FBI investigators have recovered a black glove near a roadside roughly 1.5 miles from the Tucson home of Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC “Today” show co-host Savannah Guthrie, in a potential breakthrough in the ongoing abduction investigation. According to reports, the glove closely resembles the pair worn by the armed suspect captured on surveillance footage during the January 31, 2026, kidnapping.

The discovery was made during a multi-agency manhunt involving local, state, and federal law enforcement, as authorities continue to analyze leads and process evidence collected near Guthrie’s residence. The recovered item may provide forensic clues, including potential DNA, fingerprints, or fibers, that could help identify the perpetrator.

Surveillance footage of the suspect shows a stocky, mustached individual wearing unusual gloves while forcibly entering Guthrie’s home. The FBI and Pima County Sheriff’s Office have emphasized the importance of public vigilance, urging anyone with information to report it through official channels.

This development represents one of the first tangible pieces of physical evidence in the high-profile case, which has drawn national attention due to Nancy Guthrie’s connection to a prominent media figure. Law enforcement officials continue to review security footage, interview potential witnesses, and coordinate investigative efforts to locate the suspect and ensure the safe return of Nancy Guthrie.