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New ransom note may be attempt to avoid death penalty, ex-FBI agent says
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Key Points:
- Former FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer suggests the anonymous author of the Nancy Guthrie ransom notes may be trying to avoid the death penalty by portraying the kidnapping as unintended.
- Coffindaffer believes the recent note sent to TMZ is an attempt to control the narrative and gain attention, possibly to secure a Bitcoin ransom, rather than a genuine plea.
- The second ransom note claims Guthrie died and was "buried with nature," leading Coffindaffer to conclude that Guthrie is likely deceased and the note serves more as an apology.
- Coffindaffer indicates that investigators are making significant progress in identifying those responsible for Guthrie's abduction, describing the investigation as highly active behind the scenes.
