FBI officials are pushing back against claims that ransom notes in the abduction case of Nancy Guthrie were deemed fake. According to a report, federal authorities stated that the ransom demands are more likely to be legitimate than not.
The report indicates that FBI officials have countered assertions that the notes were dismissed as fraudulent. The agency's stance suggests they believe the communications from the kidnappers are credible, despite reports to the contrary.
Further details on the specific evidence or reasoning behind the FBI's assessment were not immediately available. The ongoing nature of the investigation likely limits the public disclosure of sensitive information. The Guthrie case remains an active investigation, with officials continuing to pursue leads to ensure her safe return.