An X account, Criminal Network, which has been extensively covering the Nancy Guthrie case, has shared a new post claiming that a 2:47 am call placed to a burner phone “discussed Nancy’s condition and referenced a failed ransom attempt.” The account, whose X bio says ‘Boots on the Ground’ and ‘Standing Guard for the YouTube True Crime Community,’ made more shocking claims, citing SourceDepot.com as the source.
Article said that the call was coordinated with a person named Marcus.
“Text messages recovered from the families devices detailed Nancy’s daily routine, her use of sleeping pills, back door access points, and instructions on disabling security cameras. A critical 2:47 a.m. call placed to a burner phone discussed Nancy’s condition and referenced a failed ransom attempt. The call was coordinated with an individual named Marcus, whose vehicle was captured on a neighbor’s doorbell camera idling near Nancy’s home around the time of the abduction,” the post read.
HT.com has not independently verified this infirmation.
‘Be ready to have your mind blown’
Criminal Network’s post follows another recent post where the page said that it will be releasing some chilling information about the Guthrie case in the form of 10 articles.
“Some people will be delighted and other will be real mad, and either way I’m gonna do it. I am gonna release 10 articles from an unnamed and unverified newsource, but the reason it’s crucial, is because although all info isn’t vetted or verified, there is some info only myself, juanita and one other person knows and the fbi, and that info is in here and 100% valid,” wrote Criminal Network.
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Article added, “From the Red Honda abandoned on feb 2, to the 144am phone call made to Nancy from a burner phone that was someone in her inner circle. If you have a problem with me releasing something that’s already public record, then you obviously don’t know the difference between speculation and public record. Be ready to have your mind blown.”
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has said that the Sheriff’s Department is still working with the FBI, labs around the country and forensics examiners on “thousands (of hours) of video footage we still have to sort through.”
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Months after Nancy went missing, there has been no update on her whereabouts, and no suspect has been identified. While the Guthrie family has been tormented by the uncertainty of the case’s outcome, her daughter Savannah Guthrie previously even admitted that her mom may be dead.
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