CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY: PHOENIX POLICE IDENTIFY CANAL VICTIM AS ALEX FLEMING, NOT MISSING NANCY GUTHRIE

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 The Discovery at the Canal Phoenix ki Grand Canal par milne wali laash ne poore shehar mein sansani phela di thi. Friday ki subah, officers ko 24th aur Oak Street ke nazdeek ek gair-shanaft shuda aurat ki body mili thi, jo ek bade winter coat se dhaki hui thi aur uske paas ek bicycle bhi maujood thi. Scene par milne wale zakham (trauma) ne isey foran ek murder investigation mein tabdeel kar diya.

Clearing the Speculation Social media par tezi se yeh afwah phel gayi thi ke yeh body 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie ki hai, jo ke famous TODAY Show anchor Savannah Guthrie ki mother hain aur Tucson se kidnap hui thin. Magar Pima County Sheriff aur Phoenix Police ne ab wazahat kar di hai ke is body ka Nancy Guthrie ke case se koi talluq nahi hai. Police ne officially confirm kiya hai ke marne wali 42-year-old Alex Fleming hai.

A Community in Fear Alex Fleming ki maut ne Phoenix ke rehaishiyon mein khauf peda kar diya hai. Ek chashm-e-deed (witness) ne bataya ke unhon ne Fleming ki body ke paas khoon aur uski bike dekhi thi. Homicide detectives ab ilaqay ki surveillance footage aur security cameras ki madad se kaatil ka suragh lagane ki koshish kar rahe hain. "Details are thin, but the trauma suggests a violent struggle," ek official ne bataya.

The Search for Nancy Continues Jahan Alex Fleming ke liye insaaf ki maang ki ja rahi hai, wahin Nancy Guthrie ka case abhi bhi un-solved hai. Savannah Guthrie aur unki family ne social media par Tucson community se duaon aur kisi bhi kism ki info dene ki darkhwast ki hai. Police ne logon se appeal ki hai ke agar kisi ke paas Alex Fleming ki maut se mutaliq koi bhi jankari ho, toh woh foran Silent Witness par call karein.


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