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It is Tuesday, June 23rd, and Nancy Guthrie died shortly after she was kidnapped.

That is according to information from the ransom notes, information that has not been released to the public

until now and with that welcome to this episode of amy and tj let me give the caveat this is all

recording robed to several media outlets coming from several media sources excuse me several

law enforcement sources and rob some of these outlets also

have seen the notes themselves. So this information we're getting now, Robs, is pretty jarred.

It's jarring and it's legitimate and it makes sense because if you go back and you start

remembering how this all unfolded, there was a real urgency. I mean, an

immediate sense of urgency. We knew that Nancy Guthrie had medicine that she needed,

life-saving medicine. She had medicine she needed to alleviate pain. And there was a real concern.

Remember, Pima County Sheriff saying, we've got to find her in the next 24 hours. It's

crucial. And then all of a sudden it didn't feel as immediate in the days that followed. It was still

intense. It was still urgent. But there was a sense, just hearing from the Guthrie family,

that there might have been some sort of a shift. And now this makes sense.

This does help us piece together, robes, a lot of what we in the public were not aware of,

but they certainly knew what was going on behind the scenes.

Now, we want to get you caught up here because there have been some competing headlines

and some conflicting headlines and even some confusion about all these ransom notes that we'll get

into. But the bottom line is we are getting information and details from these notes that we are

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