Neighbor's Dog Behavior, Key Date in Nancy Guthrie Case

On March 24th, a neighbor of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie is sharing details about strange dog

behavior on the night she vanished.

Living just four homes away, he noticed his pets stirring in the early morning hours

of the suspected abduction day.

Even his usually deep-sleeping dog woke up unexpectedly, prompting him to take them outside.

He stressed that dogs often pick up on things people miss, thanks to their sharp senses.

But when he checked around, he heard no noises and saw nothing out of the ordinary.

The neighbor admits it might just be a coincidence with no real connection to Nancy's case.

Meanwhile, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has pinpointed January 11th as a key date.

That comes after the FBI dug into digital evidence and equipment from the scene, suggesting

something significant happened then.

Investigators are still harder work, chasing leads with workable DNA samples sent to top

labs across the country.

They're letting the evidence guide them toward real answers in this act of search.

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