Jess Waters

I wouldn't go...

I mean, why would you send it to TMZ?

Why would you send it to if it if if you really wanted the money, there would have been a much easier way to do it than make it public.

The only reason why you make it public is because it's a distraction and it's a red herring.

I did hear one analyst saying that they maybe because of the way they sent those messages to other news outlets and entertainment outlets in the U.S., like maybe the kidnappers are foreigners who are not as familiar.

Oh, okay.

They said the language within, and they could have used AI to write the notes, but they said that, Harvey said this on Hannity, that the language is impeccable.

And he said it's layered, which makes you think that there is a logical progression within the note itself.

And also, it's not short.

Real quick, Jonathan Hunt, I understand, is getting some more information about who is receiving this latest message that the family is hoping will be authenticated.

What can you tell us, Jonathan?

Jonathan, so just to crystallize this for viewers, there were three stations that received this ransom note.

You had KGUN, KOLD, you had TMZ.

The person who received this message was one of the two local stations, TMZ and the other local station have yet to confirm whether they received the same message.

Strikes me as there being two options.

Number one, this could be an imposter.

And we know there was a fake ransom note previously and that person's being prosecuted.

Could be an imposter.

But number two, this could be the proof of life that the family has sought.

And proof of life can come in the form of a video, a word that the family had together.