Crime Junkie podcast reads unverified Nancy Guthrie ransom note

Crime Junkie podcast reads unverified Nancy Guthrie ransom note

The Crime Junkie podcast read excerpts of a purported ransom note in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case in Tucson, Arizona. The note, described as the first communication from the alleged kidnapper, demanded a payment of several million dollars in bitcoin for Guthrie’s release. Law-enforcement officials, including the FBI, said they are still examining the document.

Officials emphasized that the text has not been independently verified. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities have not confirmed the note’s authenticity. According to the reports, the FBI continues to investigate the note’s authenticity while no independent verification has been provided.

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Savannah Guthrie Nancy Guthrie Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Crime Junkie podcast

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Tucson, Arizona, United States

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23 juillet 2026
3 au total
Nancy Guthrie ransom note excerpts revealed on true crime podcast
Nancy Guthrie ransom note excerpts revealed on true crime podcast

Fox News • 23 juil. 16h13

Portions of a purported ransom note in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case were read on the Crime Junkie podcast, though the text has not been independently verified.

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First Nancy Guthrie Ransom Note Began, 'Hello Savannah, We Have Your Mother': Report
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AOL.com • 23 juil. 15h11

The initial ransom note demanding millions in bitcoin for the release of Nancy Guthrie, missing since Jan. 31, was read on a true-crime podcast, and authorities continue to investigate its authenticity.

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Chilling first Nancy Guthrie ransom note included stern warning for Savannah: report
Chilling first Nancy Guthrie ransom note included stern warning for Savannah: report

Page Six • 23 juil. 15h00

The first ransom note claimed to be from the kidnapper of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was read on a true-crime podcast, while law-enforcement officials say its authenticity remains unverified.

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