Dave Mack

Nancy, a couple of things you haven't mentioned so far.

The family has found two large check receipts, one for $10,000 and another for $12,000.

Not to mention, in the days since she's been missing, these $200 withdrawals being made.

This is a very, very frugal woman who does not waste money.

Why?

Watches her pennies.

Apparently looks like she's going to make a withdrawal and looking very concerned to me.

Correct.

Right?

It did not get a CODIS hit.

You're correct.

That is correct.

It's not all of it, but it's correct.

Well, there was also a partial DNA collected inside of the home.

That partial DNA was sent to the Florida lab, just like the DNA found on the glove and the other DNA found in the house.

The difference here is that it is a partial DNA profile, and the people in Florida at the lab have yet to develop it out of where it could be checked in CODIS.

So that partial DNA that they've developed from inside the home has not yet been subjected to a CODIS hit because it is a partial DNA.

Well, Harvey Levin and his team at TMZ say this particular new ransom note is highly sophisticated, involving a different cryptocurrency than Bitcoin.

We know that was the main play earlier was that they wanted it and paid out in Bitcoin, the ransomware did.

Now TMZ obtains this new note and