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Chilling first Nancy Guthrie ransom note included stern warning for Savannah: report

Details of the first ransom note in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case have emerged, though the FBI has since identified the notes as fake.

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The initial ransom note sent following Nancy Guthrie's disappearance six months ago has been revealed. The message began with the phrase, "Hello Savannah, We Have Your Mother," and included a stern warning for Savannah.

Coverage from People.com, Page Six, Cadillac News, and Yahoo focuses on the specific content of the note. However, a report from dars.gov.et indicates that the FBI found the ransom notes in this case to be fake.

Future developments will likely center on the investigation into the origin of the fraudulent notes and the status of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.

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What did the first ransom note say?

The note began with 'Hello Savannah, We Have Your Mother' and contained a stern warning for Savannah.

Are the ransom notes authentic?

According to dars.gov.et, the FBI found that the ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie case were fake.

How long has Nancy Guthrie been missing?

Coverage indicates she disappeared six months prior to these updates.

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