On the issue of ransom notes, Tucson television station KOLD reported on Feb. 3 that they had received one of the alleged notes via e-mail. Per their report, the note included a deadline, and requested a specific amount of money for Nancy’s safe return. The e-mail has been sent to PCSD.
Investigators are confident Nancy Guthrie did not wander off on her own. They say she is mentally sharp but physically weak, unable to walk more than a short distance on her own.
Sheriff Chris Nanos has said Nancy Guthrie was pulled from her bed in a violent incident but in the latest briefing Tuesday he was being careful not to share points of evidence like whether someone forced their way into the house or if valuables are missing.
According to the media, the ransom note sender attempted to prove their connection to Nancy’s case by describing an item that was allegedly damaged when Nancy Guthrie (84) was abducted from her home in Tucson, Arizona.
The note demanded that ‘millions’ of dollars worth of Bitcoin be sent to a specific Bitcoin address in exchange for Nancy Guthrie’s release.
There is a chance that Nancy Guthrie might still be alive.
On the SEAN HANNITY program February 3rd–NANCY GRACE: “You can’t tell me in that community everybody doesn’t have Ring doorbell cams. There has to be some surveillance of the car that took her. Another thing I’m learning is apparently there is video somewhere in that home; however, it’s server-based, not in the cloud, and we’ve heard reports that it tapes over every eight hours. So you’ve got a ransom note—two of them—and you’ve got blood droplets, and they’re trying to get the video. Also, Sean, the foot search had been called off, but now, as you and I go to air right now, apparently our helicopters are going back into the area and they are retracing their steps, and I think that’s a good sign.”
