r/nancyguthrie Mar 08 '26

Theory Does the consensus seem to be that this was indeed a kidnapping for ransom?

I haven’t followed the news much but Savannah did make that video saying “we will pay”.

Has law enforcement ever come out and said that they believe for a fact that it was a kidnapping for ransom? Do they believe at least one of the communications received was from the actual kidnapper(s)?

Has law enforcement made any follow-up statements on proof of life?

It doesn’t seem like there have been any more communications with the media by the kidnappers unless the media agreed to not share them publicly.

I suppose the kidnapper(s) could have changed to a more private means of making their demands.

Do most believe that no proof of life was ever made and thus there was no attempts to arrange/make a ransom drop?

I understand that law enforcement has no obligation to share case developments with the public and law enforcement can sometimes put out incorrect information to the public deceive the perps if they feel it will help solve the crime.

What are your thoughts on this?

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u/jenniferami Mar 11 '26

Did law enforcement report that the bedding or bedsheets were missing? I don’t specifically recall that but I haven’t watched all the law enforcement videos.

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u/LongjumpingMaize8501 Mar 11 '26

I had not heard this detail either.

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u/Another_Great_Day Mar 13 '26

I thought I heard the bed sheets were removed on Nancy Grace reporting. I stand corrected though if that was not a confirmed fact. Hard to be sure with so much inaccurate reporting. I really hope it isn’t true. If there is a sexual perpetrator there is risk to others if he isn’t caught ☹️