Investigator Blasts Nancy Guthrie 'Kidnappers' Ransom Scheme

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headlines shine, powered by AI. Investigator Beaumont is ripping into the so-called kidnappers in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case, calling their whole ransom scheme a bad faith. Hustle from the jump. The 84-year-old mom of today, show host Savannah Guthrie, vanish from her home on February 1st and fake ransom notes popped up right away, to outlets like TMZ. Moore says these folks never gave proof of life and ignored evidence showing Nancy's safety wasn't at risk, like stuff left at the scene. They pushed for public negotiations through TV networks and tabloids, which screamed amateur hour. Savannah and her siblings thought two notes were legit and offered to pay up if they got solid proof their mom was alive, but the family held back on. The cash. The FBI figured the perps wouldn't stick to any rules, so no ransom dropped. Moore even compared it to dealing with Iran. No trust when there's zero integrity shown. No arrests yet, but a mass guy showed on her doorbell cam that night, and agents are testing a hair sample for DNA to chase down leads.

1:10This case stays wide open as they dig deeper.