Kidnapper's Cryptic Bitcoin Demand for Nancy Guthrie Case

A source claiming to have information on the kidnappers of Nancy Guthrie has provided new details, including an assertion that they saw her alive in Sonora, Mexico. This individual has been offering to reveal the perpetrators for nearly two months, consistently demanding one bitcoin. The latest communication reiterates this demand, with the tipster expressing frustration that their offers have been disregarded by authorities.

Sonora, a Mexican state bordering Arizona, is where the informant alleges Nancy was seen alive with her abductors. Nancy was originally abducted from Tucson, Arizona, on February 1. However, the tipster's notes also state that Nancy is deceased, indicating a potential contradiction or a belief that she died after being seen.

The FBI has reportedly not acted on the information, evidenced by no deposit to the associated bitcoin address. The tipster senses this disbelief and criticizes the perceived arrogance and wasted resources in the investigation. They have since reduced their demand to half a bitcoin upfront, with the remainder to be transferred upon a public arrest.

Furthermore, the informant claims to have lived outside the U.S. for over five years and denies any involvement in the kidnapping. They state their motivation is not greed but a desire for fairness and the means to start a new, peaceful life without needing witness protection.