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Liz Kreutz

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NBC News correspondent based in Los Angeles. ☀️ CA - NY - CA ☀️ Liz.Kreutz@nbcuni.com

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Special Events producer at ABC News. Working (tweeting) from the control room during breaking news and special reports. San Diego roots. Brooklyn now. Mexican food, always.

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Hair Found in Nancy Guthrie’s Home Isn’t Linked to a Subject, FBI Says

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By Tim Stelloh Verified, Liz Kreutz Verified
| TODAY Verified
In a brief statement, the FBI’s Phoenix office said that “all hair had been resolved and it does not point to a suspect” in the investigation.
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Hair found in Nancy Guthrie's home isn't linked to a suspect, FBI says

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By Tim Stelloh Verified, Liz Kreutz Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
Hair found in the Arizona home of Nancy Guthrie is not linked to any potential suspects in her disappearance, federal law enforcement officials said Thursday. In a brief statement, the FBI’s Phoenix office said that “all hair had been resolved and it does not point to a suspect” in the investigation. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told NBC News that the hair had no DNA on it. “To find DNA on hair is extremely rare,” he said.
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Eaton Fire victims say insurer is pressuring them to return to smoke-damaged homes

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By Liz Kreutz Verified
| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Eighteen months after the Palisades and Eaton fires, some families are still trying to rebuild their lives while fighting with insurers over whether their smoke-damaged homes are safe to live in. Chauncy and Libby Godwin say they remain displaced from their Altadena home after evacuating during the Eaton Fire in January 2025. When they go inside, they wear masks. Their living room remains much as it was when they fled, with their Christmas tree still standing.
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