Hey, everyone back to Crime Weekly News.

I'm Derek Lavasser.

And I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And didn't think we'd be doing this this soon. Here we are talking about

Nancy Guthrie again because, I mean, just to be frank, this case has become like world wide

headlines, right? Like everybody's talking about it. Everyone's invested. It's become a huge

thing on social media. It's just been a

really chaotic situation. You have the media covering it. You have TMZ covering it. You have

social media creators who are out there who flew out to Tucson who are covering it. Like,

everywhere I look, it's Nancy Guthrie. And I will say this, since our last episode,

there have been a bunch of new updates. I don't know if they're all critical to the case,

but nevertheless, they're updates. I don't know what's critical to the cases. I don't even

know what the case is at this point. It's crazy. It's a little much here. Yeah. So I think it's

important to talk about this because this is kind of a sign of when, you know, who decides what's going to be a big case, you know? And a lot of people are saying, why are we focusing on Anthony Guthrie? Like there's a lot of people missing. Well, I think that what we're dealing with here is that at least initially, and I don't know if

every or anybody thinks that out, but it could have been like a matter of national security,

given that Nancy has a high profile daughter. The ransom letters are going to TMZ. So obviously,

whoever is sending the letters seems to know that Nancy Guthrie has some sort of connection

to like media and entertainment. has some sort of connection to,

like, media and entertainment. So it kind of seemed like it was targeted and now the FBI

became involved and it's everywhere. It's, it's completely, like Derek said, has inundated

everything. And I think that it's, you know, and Derek and I talk about it, and he's

like, be careful. But I personally think that it's just very odd. This doesn't seem to be what we've

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