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Kidnapper's Informant Demands a Crypto Fortune—Why Trusting TMZ Over Cops Is a New Twist!

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In a dramatic turn straight out of a crime thriller, reports are surfacing that a man claiming to know the identity of kidnapper Nancy Guthrie has sent a third email demanding payment in exchange for information. This time, he’s upped his asking price to a whopping $100,000 in bitcoin. Interestingly, he’s taken a unique approach by shunning traditional law enforcement and instead opting to negotiate through TMZ, expressing a complete lack of trust in police.

What’s more shocking is the suspect’s claim that increasing the reward was intended to discredit him. It raises a red flag about how this situation is unfolding, especially given that he insists he will only reveal the name of the main individual involved after securing the first half of the payment. If there’s anything to learn from this bizarre negotiation, it’s that in today’s digital age, criminals and informants might be making transactions in ways that could make your head spin. Let’s just hope this whole thing doesn’t turn into an episode of ‘Law&Order: Cryptocurrency Unit’!

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