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🚨 Nancy Guthrie Update: Did Porch Guy write the "Ransom" notes? Are they Real or Fake?

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😳 Are the notes even real and who do you believe? TMZ Says they are REAL, Other News outlets call the Notes FAKE.

Former Homicide Detective Fil Waters explains how investigators evaluate anonymous communications, why hoax letters often surface in high-profile missing person cases.

According to Reuters and multiple news outlets, the FBI has reportedly determined that the three ransom notes tied to Nancy's disappearance including the cryptocurrency demand, the note claiming she had died, and the message later sent to TMZ.. are not authentic.

But just hours later, TMZ published a conflicting report, saying law enforcement sources told them the Reuters story was "not accurate," raising even more questions about what investigators actually know.

👇 What do you think?

Do you believe the ransom notes were elaborate hoaxes? Or is there more to this story than we're being told?

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