TMZ's Levin Backs Guthrie Ransom Note, FBI Skeptical

Harvey Levin from TMZ believes the latest ransom note about missing Nancy Guthrie is genuine, despite the FBI dismissing it. The eighty-four-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie vanished from her Tucson home in January, with police suspecting a targeted kidnapping. The anonymous sender claims to know the location of her body and the perpetrators, demanding half a Bitcoin for the information. They assert they saw her alive in Sonora, Mexico, with the kidnappers and insist theyre not hoaxing, merely seeking a fair payout to start anew quietly. Levin highlights earlier notes from the same person, suggesting a genuine urgency. The FBI failed to trace the email, labeling it one of many wild goose chases. The Guthrie family offers a one million dollar reward for solid leads on her recovery. Savannah recently returned to the Today show after a two-month hiatus, as the search for Nancy continues amidst mounting ransom notes.

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