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WATCH: Video captured of person authorities are looking to speak with.
Fox True Crime106,590 views • 3 months ago
DIGITAL WALLET: Criminal defense attorney Josh Ritter says investigators searching for Nancy Guthrie could trace her abductors using the crypto wallet listed in the ransom note as a second $6 million deadline looms. “These wallets have a number. It’s like an account number,” Ritter said, noting it can reveal prior illegal activity. Even if the ransom is paid, Ritter says tracking how the funds are converted and withdrawn could help “smoke out” the kidnappers.
Fox True Crime99,136 views • 4 months ago
BIRDS EYE VIEW: Fox Flight Team drone captures new activity at Nancy Guthrie’s property. A sheriff’s deputy and two others were seen Friday in her backyard near the pool. This comes as the Pima County Sheriff's Department says there will be no press briefing scheduled today, as the search for the missing 84-year-old continues into day 13.
Fox True Crime87,499 views • 3 months ago
FRICTION FILES: Fox News Digital's Michael Ruiz joins Trace Gallagher on "Fox News at Night" with new twists in the Nancy Guthrie case: investigators reveal a mysterious glove found inside the home, groundbreaking recovery of missing doorbell footage, and new questions about tensions between the sheriff’s office and the FBI in those critical first 48 hours.
Fox True Crime59,801 views • 3 months ago
SCENE INVESTIGATORS: Fox News Digital captured video of flash photography through a window at Annie Guthrie’s home, about 4.3 miles from where her mother Nancy was abducted a week ago today. Law enforcement in unmarked vehicles arrived at the residence Saturday evening and remained on scene for about two and a half hours.
Fox True Crime61,599 views • 4 months ago
MINUTES MATTER: Fox News contributors weigh in on whether pacemaker data could reveal key moments in the Nancy Guthrie case. Paul Mauro says modern devices may track heart rhythm changes that help narrow timelines, while Josh Ritter notes any such data would likely stay sealed unless presented at trial.
Fox True Crime41,321 views • 3 months ago
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