Dave Mack

To add to the mix...

The Bitcoin address has been verified as real.

The alleged note has been forwarded to the Pima County Sheriff's Office and, responding to word of the possible ransom note, the Pima County Sheriff's Department took to X to say they are, quote, "...aware of reports circulating about possible ransom notes regarding the investigation into Nancy Guthrie."

We are taking all tips and lead seriously.

Anything that comes in goes directly to our detectives who are coordinating with the FBI.

A possible break in the case, but as yet, unverified.

Right now, Nancy, we have been told that the ransom notes going to three different locations, we're not being told whether or not they are the same note or if it was three different ones.

But the content of the note, one of them anyway, specifically talks about places inside the home of Nancy Guthrie,

and talks about specific pieces of evidence at the crime scene that would only be known by somebody that was in there at that home.

We also know, as you mentioned, 100 detectives are working on this case right now, plus the FBI.

And President Donald Trump has promised even more support to get to Tucson, Arizona, to try to find Nancy Guthrie.

It is.

And the thing is, Nancy, you've got to realize that we've been told that Ms.

Guthrie cannot walk 50 yards without assistance.

So she's not mobile, which means...

whoever is taking her out of the house would have to be helping her so they wouldn't be able to go crawling out a window out the way they came in.

They would pretty much be left with, if they're taking her out, to go out the biggest pathway, which is going to be the front door.

And as you mentioned, those blood patterns,

If she's got a bloody nose or something along those lines, as they're taking her out, they're leading her, or I say they, because you're kind of talking to people, having to help carry her out and lead her down the clearest path possible.

So that pretty much makes that a real possibility.