NEWSNATIONNOW (Jordan Perkins) - A 'fingerprint' in Nancy Guthrie's ransom notes could help in finding her
A former FBI profiler said the son who wrote the ransom notes could eb feeling guilty or trying to psychologically distance themselves.
A former FBI profiler said the son who wrote the ransom notes could eb feeling guilty or trying to psychologically distance themselves.
Harrigan said it's hard to determine the note's legitimacy because it doesn't specify where the body may be buried.
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James Fitzgerald, a retired FBI agent, is credited with helping to crack the “Unabomber” case in the 1990s.