Nancy Guthrie’s family got a second message; FBI and Pima County are vetting it. Blood on her porch matched her DNA. A California man was arrested for a bogus ransom text. What do you think? Comment. According to AZFamily. (azfamily.com)
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Authorities say the family of 84‑year‑old Nancy Guthrie has received a second message from people claiming to have abducted her; local outlets forwarded it to the FBI and Pima County investigators, who are assessing its authenticity. (azfamily.com) The Guthries had publicly urged captors to provide proof of life after releasing a video plea posted by Savannah Guthrie in which her brother Camron begged for contact. (azfamily.com) Investigators found blood on Guthrie’s porch that matched her DNA. (wbrc.com) Federal agents separately arrested a California man, Derrick Callella, accused of sending a bogus ransom text to family members; he faces federal charges in court today. (latimes.com)
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