Because the Pima County Sheriff’s Division continues investigating Nancy Guthrie’s alleged kidnapping, they’re additionally setting their sights on an analogous case. On Monday, June 8, authorities named a suspect in a separate kidnapping that occurred just some miles from Guthrie’s Arizona dwelling.
On Monday, June 8, Fox Information Digital reported {that a} 40-year-old lady, Coral Michelle Smith, is needed by the PCSD. In keeping with the outlet, Smith is needed “in reference to a kidnapping and aggravated assault with a lethal weapon” case.
Fox Information Digital famous that the incident came about on Friday, Could 29, 2026, roughly 7 miles from Guthrie’s Arizona dwelling. Right now, police consider there’s no connection between Smith and Guthrie’s sudden disappearance.
Whereas the PCSD hasn’t launched additional particulars about Smith, Arizona’s KOLD Information 13 reported that she has an in depth prison historical past, together with arrests for theft, disorderly conduct, aggravated assault, and a unique kidnapping. Smith—who typically goes by the aliases Corral Albright, Coral Albright-Smith, and Underneath The Sea Smith—is described as 5 ft, 6 inches tall, weighing 136 kilos, with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Fox Information Digital reporter Michael Ruiz took to X to disclose that Smith has a number of tattoos, however none on her wrist. In the meantime, the masked assailant proven within the FBI’s doorbell digicam footage from Nancy’s entrance porch seems to have a wrist tattoo.
A $1,000 reward is being supplied for data resulting in Smith’s arrest. Anybody who sees her ought to name 911 instantly, or present data anonymously by calling Tucson’s 88-Crime hotline at 1-520-882-7463.
As for Guthrie’s case, greater than $1.2 million in reward cash is obtainable. The Guthrie household urges anybody with very important details about her alleged abduction to name 1-800-CALL-FBI.
In a June 2026 interview with Parade, retired FBI agent Jason Pack advised {that a} suspect in Guthrie’s case may quickly “begin to crack” and ultimately flip themselves in to the police.
“4 months is a very long time to maintain a secret, and other people begin to crack,” Pack stated. “They make calls they shouldn’t make. They spend cash they will’t clarify. They act nervous when there’s no motive to be nervous.”
Pack additional hinted that anybody with essential details about the case is probably going struggling to go about their lives as of late. “The $1 million reward continues to be on the desk, and that type of strain doesn’t expire. It compounds,” he added. “Anyone is aware of one thing, and the burden of that’s getting heavier each single day.”
