In an intriguing development in the case of Nancy Guthrie, who has been missing for three weeks, an Arizona gun store owner, Phillip Martin, stated that an FBI agent approached him for assistance. The agent provided Martin with a list of nearly two dozen individuals, complete with names and photographs, and requested that he check if any of these individuals had purchased firearms from his store, Armor Bearer Arms, in Tucson within the last year. This request highlights the FBI's efforts to gather information and leads in a case that has generated significant public interest.

Martin expressed initial hesitation regarding the FBI's request to review the sales records but ultimately decided to cooperate, citing concern for the missing woman’s family. The urgency of the case seems to have mobilized local law enforcement and community members, as everyone hopes for new leads that could help resolve the mystery of Guthrie's disappearance. The FBI's approach indicates that they are pursuing all possible angles to investigate connections that could be valuable in finding Nancy Guthrie.

The case remains active, and Martin's cooperation underscores the role that local businesses can play in assisting police investigations. As the search continues, the public and local authorities remain vigilant for any potential information that may lead to finding Guthrie, and the broader implications of gun sale records in criminal investigations are being explored further as this situation unfolds.