Nancy Grace

We've got to take the witnesses as we find them.

I've put up dope dealers as a state's witness.

I've put up people that were flat out drunk on the stand because I had no choice because they knew what they knew.

Right.

And in this case, if we have to believe a rat slash hyena to find Mrs. Guthrie, then we will hold our noses and we will do it.

I find it very curious and interesting and possibly probative that Levin, who is on the inside of these ransom notes, we're on the outside, believes that there may be some credibility to them.

But you brought up another fact just then, Brian Fitzgibbons, and you're right.

Why not just claim the reward?

It's a lot bigger than half a Bitcoin reward.

Half of Bitcoin is around $34,000.

The reward is 1.2 plus million dollars.

So why?

Here you are seeing search video from our friends at Today YouTube, the search going into the night.

It has gone on for days and days and days, and now all of that evidence is being sifted through by the FBI, both on the scene there in Tucson, in Phoenix, and at Quantico.

This is from our friends at Fox News.

But he goes on, Dave Mack, in response to why not just claim the reward?

He claims he doesn't want the reward.

He wants money to start a new life without having to go into the witness protection program.

And he kind of connects taking the $1.2 million with witness protection program.

Sly.