The full Nancy Guthrie ransom notes are now public. Here's what they say.
ET As the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's mother hit the 6-month mark on Friday, July 31, Arizona authorities released for the first time the full notes sent by the person claiming responsibility for Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping. The Pima County Sheriff's Department shared the two communications sent to Tucson's KOLD-TV 13 after the 84-year-old disappeared on Feb. 1. The first, sent Feb. 2, demanded ransom in exchange for her safe return.
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