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Nancy Guthrie’s Ransom Notes: Two Different Writers?
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August 5, 2026
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1:06Now PlayingCould the two Nancy Guthrie ransom notes have been written by different people?
Statement-analysis expert Bob Shaffer compares the original ransom demand with the later “apology note”—and explains why one appears more credible than the other.
Watch the complete Nancy Guthrie ransomnote analysis here
Do you believe this was one writer changing their tone—or two different writers?
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