This individual actually needs their cash…
The one that is claiming to know who Nancy Guthrie‘s kidnapper is has despatched a THIRD e-mail to TMZ! Per the outlet on Friday, they simply acquired one other communication from the person, who now needs much more cash from the FBI earlier than coming clear about Nancy’s abductor! Within the new e-mail, the individual acknowledges how the police don’t belief him and explains that he’s been reaching out through TMZ as a result of he doesn’t belief regulation enforcement both.
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He’s now demanding twice as a lot cash for his data. Slamming the FBI’s determination to up the reward cash to $100,000 as an try and “discredit me,” the man stated he needs that cash, however break up up beneath his new phrases. He’d like $50,000 in Bitcoin first, and as soon as he will get that, he’ll surrender “the title of the principle particular person” within the crime — suggesting there are extra accomplices! Yeesh!
He needs the remainder of the cash, one other $50k in Bitcoin, to observe after an arrest is made. He promised to not withdraw any of the funds till the individual is taken into custody.
He initially requested 1 Bitcoinprice about $68k. And in his second word, he stated time was of the essence and that it might be their final probability to get his assist. In his new word, he does consult with Nancy’s present situation, however TMZ uncared for to share particulars.
Wow.
Such a disgrace to see folks taking part in these video games. Nancy is lacking, each minute counts, and the FBI is already providing a lot cash. If you already know one thing, do the precise factor and communicate up!
The FBI has supplied a $100,000 reward for data resulting in the restoration of Nancy Guthrie, and/or the arrest and conviction of anybody concerned in her disappearance. Authorities have inspired anybody with data or tricks to contact the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI, 88-CRIME or suggestions.fbi.gov. You can too contact the Pima County Sheriff’s workplace by calling 520-351-4900 or submitting a tip HERE.
(Picture through MEGA/IF & Savannah Guthrie/Instagram)