Dave Mack

All the investigators have to take everything seriously.

As they said from the very beginning, you know, before they even verified the first ransom notes we heard about, they were like, we are taking every tip

Every call, seriously.

They have to.

It's an investigation.

And that's what they've been doing.

That's how they were able to get the guy arrested in California so quickly.

They've already got him admitting that he sent the fake messages, you know.

They had him tied down in a matter of 24 hours, Nancy.

So, yeah, they're spending a lot of time on everything that comes into them, including fake ransom notes, trying to take advantage of a Bitcoin billionaire, you know.

What we were told or what has been reported is that cameras inside the home that were there and they were placed at different angles to cover all areas inside the home so that they could be checked on by family members in case Nancy were to fall or become incapacitated.

They could then see inside the home.

It has been reported that, yeah, they didn't pay for the subscription service.

And so the cameras didn't record anything other than for eight hours.

And then it just continued to tape over.

So there is nothing safe.

By the time the police were involved, she'd already been gone.

Nancy, earlier today, Tucson TV station KOLD received an email having to do with Nancy Guthrie.

The FBI is working to confirm if the note came from the same sender as the first reported ransom note referencing Nancy Guthrie, and officials caution it could take some time to verify due to technical factors.

It still hasn't been verified that the first note came from someone who may have taken Nancy from her home.