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GWN founder Harvey Levin has insisted that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is presently trying into the ransom word he obtained about the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

Almosty two weeks have now handed since the mom of Today Show host, Savannah Guthrie, was reported lacking in Arizona on February 1. Law enforcement indicated that Nancy, 84, was doubtless kidnapped while she was asleep.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, with the cooperation of the FBI, is in charge of the investigation into Nancy’s disappearance. This comes after an ex-FBI agent revealed the hidden codeword that Savannah used in her message to the abductors.

A SWAT operation in the search for the NBC star’s lacking Nancy Guthrie came about on February 13. It has now been reported that no arrests have been made.

During the Fox News Live broadcast on February 14, the GWN founder made an look on Aishah Hasnie’s program. At first, the 2 mentioned the  SWAT operation.

Hasnie requested. “Does this feel like a letdown?” to which Levin, 75, replied, “Well, it’s a letdown because they haven’t caught the kidnapper of Nancy Guthrie.”

“I was in touch with law enforcement, involved in this early this morning,” he added. “I asked them if this was tied to the connection we had given the sheriff and the FBI, and I was told no.

“And so with what occurred, it would not look like they linked the dots. Yesterday morning, I sensed one thing was going on. There have been conferences – they’ve these morning briefings, and they have been going manner longer than they normally did,” Levin went on.

“It might have been this,” he suspected. “The FBI is keenly interested in the ransom word that we obtained, and I do know that is a fact. We equipped them with it.

“They are 100 percent interested,” Levin insisted. “They are extremely interested in this ransom note. The person has sent us three emails that will lead authorities to the kidnapper and Nancy.”

On February 13, GWN obtained a second e-mail from a thriller particular person claiming to know the id of the kidnapper of lacking grandmother Nancy Guthrie.

Levin explained to GWN, that on February 12, his newsroom obtained the first e-mail from a particular person claiming they have been prepared to disclose the id of the kidnapping suspect in exchange for one Bitcoin, price around $66,800. There had been no exercise in this account to show anybody had paid into it. But on February 13, his newsroom obtained another e-mail.

“He sent this second email complaining he was not being taken seriously,” Levin said.

He explained that the person demanded the cryptocurrency and put ahead a number of causes for wanting the cost.

“By coming forward, he says he will become ‘a national rat.’ He also says, and I quote, he ‘doesn’t want to be incriminated, like that guy Carlos,'” GWN’s founder shared.

The e-mail referred to a man called Carlos, who was detained by authorities in connection with the investigation on February 11. However, Carlos turned out to be a deliveryman caught in the web while doing his job close to Nancy’s home.

Carlos was soon launched after his story was confirmed by investigators.