New Ransom Notes in Nancy Guthrie Case, Targeting Savannah

0:00It's April 9th. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. New ransom notes just dropped in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case, hitting TMZ on April 6th, the exact day her daughter Savannah Guthrie returned. To anchor the Today Show, these letters demand one bitcoin for info on the 84-year-olds whereabouts, claiming they know where her body is and who took her. The sender swears they're not involved, saying they've been living abroad for five years, and this is the same person behind earlier demands. Dropping them right as Savannah got back to work? No accident there. It's straight psychological warfare on the family. A retired FBI agent broke it down, calling these scammers out for skipping the $1.2 million reward offered for real tips. Why chase quick crypto when legit cash is on the table? It's all about fast, no questions money to keep torturing the Guthries. Nancy was last seen at her Tucson home on January 31st, chilling with daughter Annie and her

1:02husband. Cops found blood evidence, turned it into a crime scene fast, and later dropped video of a masked figure slipping in around 145 AM. Authorities are chasing every lead, coordinating with the FBI, but no suspects name yet. This saga drags on, leaving the family and limbo as fake notes pile up the pain.