Chilling first Nancy Guthrie ransom note included stern warning for Savannah: report
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Key Points:
- The first ransom note allegedly from Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapper has been revealed, demanding millions in Bitcoin for her release within seven days and threatening to kill her if payment is not made by a specified deadline.
- The note contained specific details about Nancy’s home, including a white smartwatch near her bed and a destroyed backyard floodlight, but the FBI is still investigating its authenticity.
- An anonymous FBI insider and another law enforcement source have stated that none of the ransom notes are believed to be genuine.
- A second note reportedly showed a less confident tone and included an apology for Nancy’s inadvertent death, according to reports.
- Savannah Guthrie, Nancy’s daughter, has publicly urged people to come forward with information, emphasizing that someone knows something about her mother’s disappearance.
