Anderson Cooper 360 No Match In FBI Database For DNA On Glove Found Near Guthrie Home
Feb 18, 2026
Randy Kay, CNN correspondent/producer who explains genetic genealogy, and Ed Levandera, Tucson reporter covering on-the-ground police activity. They discuss a glove DNA sample that did not match databases. Short scenes cover neighborhood canvassing, gun shop inquiries, possible ring and holster leads, and how familial DNA tools fit alongside traditional investigations.
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Glove DNA Is A Delay, Not A Dead End
- Investigators view the glove DNA as a delay, not a dead end, since it still provides evidence to analyze further.
- They will pivot to other leads while pursuing genealogy and separation of mixed DNA to potentially identify a suspect.
Build The Case From Many Small Pieces
- Investigators assemble an evidence matrix from many small elements rather than relying on a single breakthrough.
- Video, gloves, jacket, backpack and gait are combined to gradually narrow the suspect pool.
Canvass Gun Shops For Unique Holster Leads
- Map out and canvass all gun shops and sellers within a wide radius to trace uncommon holsters or purchases.
- Show images and descriptions to staff to jog memories about unique holsters or buyers.
