Coral Michelle Smith, a 40-year-old woman, remains at large and is currently listed as the most wanted suspect in an unrelated violent crime investigation in Tucson, Arizona. She is being sought by the Pima County Sheriff’s Department in connection with an alleged kidnapping and aggravated assault that occurred on May 29 near La Cholla Boulevard and River Road. Although the victim in that specific incident has been safely located, Smith has not been apprehended. Her name has recently drawn attention due to her proximity to the ongoing disappearance case of Nancy Guthrie, a missing person whose home is located approximately 6.8 miles from the scene of Smith’s alleged crimes. Authorities have clarified that Smith is not a suspect in the Guthrie disappearance but are monitoring her due to her violent criminal history and presence in the same regional corridor. Court records indicate Smith has faced multiple serious allegations, including kidnapping, assault, and robbery. While a 2020 kidnapping charge was dismissed, she was later convicted in a related case involving residential robbery tied to a minor. Smith is described as approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 136 pounds, with blonde hair, blue eyes, and distinctive tattoos on both legs and feet. She has also used multiple aliases, complicating efforts to track her movements. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department continues to seek her apprehension. The public is urged to contact the local crime tip line at 88-Crime with any information regarding her whereabouts. Investigators emphasize that while speculation has linked her to the Guthrie case, there is no confirmed connection, and they are focusing on evidence-based leads in both separate investigations.