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0:28Now PlayingThe latest Nancy Guthrie ransom note is a sign her kidnapper is angling to avoid the death penalty if caught, according to a former FBI agent.
The note, which claimed Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mom died shortly after her kidnapping in February, appeared to be more of a self-serving apology than a ransom demand, ex-agent Jennifer Coffindaffer said.
“They have a murder on their hands as opposed to a kidnapping, and that is punishable by the death penalty in Arizona, and they well know this,” Coffindaffer told Hena Doba of “NewsNation Prime” Sunday.
“This is some sort of pretext to kind of say, ‘Listen, we didn’t mean for this to happen.’ … You know, mea culpa, if you will, [in] the event that they are caught,” Coffindaffer added.
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