Name: Man released in Nancy Guthrie case as chilling surveillance video sparks surge in tips
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Tonight, more than 24 hours after those terrifying surveillance images were released, authorities still on the hunt for whoever is responsible for abducting nancy guthrie.

Late yesterday, investigators detained but then released a man in connection to the case and conducted a court authorized search of a property south of tucson in rio rico near the u.

Authorities have not identified that man or said why he piqued their interests, but

carlos palasuelos, a delivery driver, says he was the person they detained.

Like I'm innocent and you don't even know who the lady is.

Palisuelos spoke with reporters outside his home after he says he was released, saying he was driving for doordash when investigators surrounded him during a traffic stop.

They only asked me for my first name, my last name, my date of birth, and my social.

Guy were my whereabouts, where do I work, where was I and all that.

He says he delivers in the tucson area but does not know if he ever dropped off a package at Nancy guthrie's home.

They show my in law a picture of somebody wearing a mask or something, and

The pima county sheriff's department says the detention was part of a follow up on incoming leads now flooding in.

18,000 calls since February 1st, when Nancy went missing.

4,000 in just the last 24 hours since those chilling images were released.

But with nobody in custody after 11 days, the community here on edge.

Tonight, the FBI says they are extensively searching the catalina foothills around Nancy guthrie's home with several hundred detectives and agents actively working the case.

And, Liz, we know they're getting thousands of tips.

But tomorrow will be one week with no official briefing from.

We haven't gotten a lot of information over the past several days.

We do know they're painstakingly though, going through those tips.

Here in the neighborhood, though residents are continuing to show their support for the guthrie family, they're now putting out yellow flowers and ribbons as a sign of hope.

Forensics experts in the public have been analyzing every frame of those videos released from nancy Guthrie's porch camera looking for anything to help identify who may have taken her.

The chilling visuals from the night of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance have been seen and shared by millions across social media.

Internet sleuths fixating on this frame of video questioning if it's a tattoo but with the dark images, digital forensics expert Adam Scott want says it could be a watch and cautions against the reliability of user generated enhancements.

I don't think we have enough from this particular photo to run that through any sort of eye or facial recognition but we do have enough once we have a suspect to be able to confirm whether or not it's them.

From this picture, womp points to important physical characteristics gleaned from the nest camera.

Using the rim of the arch along with the tiles, experts will be able to get his height, weight and shoe size almost exactly.

One of the biggest clues most people don't realize that the gate of an individual is almost as unique as a fingerprint.

Investigators hoping these surveillance images are the break in the case so many have been desperately waiting for.

Consider the search for accused killer Luigi Mangione.

Well, he has his beanie pulled down so the only thing you can see is his eyebrows.

Police officers were called to this McDonald's one day after releasing these images to the public.

And last summer the suspected shooter and Charlie Kirk's assassination turned turned himself in at the urging of his parents after these surveillance images and video were made public.

This helps narrow down an unlimited universe of what could have happened to a sliver of what probably did happen.

And wont believes these images in Tucson are just the beginning.

Emily Ikeda, NBC News we thank you for watching.

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