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Nancy Guthrie ransom notes are fake, blood on porch proves it: CSI

Forensic investigators and experts are debunking ransom notes linked to the Nancy Guthrie case, citing physical evidence and structural anomalies.

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What evidence indicates the ransom notes are fake?

According to NewsNation, CSI findings of blood on the porch have been used to dispute the authenticity of the notes.

What was the demand in the ransom notes?

Coverage from Scripps News and ABC15 Arizona reports that the notes demanded millions of dollars in bitcoin.

Why are experts skeptical of the notes?

According to People.com and Fox News, a retired FBI negotiator identified atypical details and demands that break basic ransom rules.

What happened

CSI reports state that blood found on a porch disproves the authenticity of circulating ransom notes regarding Nancy Guthrie. These documents previously contained claims that Guthrie may have died due to heart issues and included demands for millions in bitcoin.

Coverage from outlets including NewsNation, Scripps News, and Fox News highlights reactions from professionals, including a retired FBI negotiator and Jason Pack. These sources emphasize that the notes contain unusual details that deviate from standard ransom protocols.

Future updates will likely track further forensic analysis of the evidence collected at the scene. Current reporting does not yet specify the origin of the notes or the identity of those who authored the claims.

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