L.A. man confesses to sending fake ransom notes to Guthrie family

A man from Hawthorne pleaded guilty to federal charges after sending fake ransom messages to the family of Nancy Guthrie, who disappeared from her Tucson home in February. The individual used internet-based calls and texts to seek a bitcoin ransom, intending to harass the family and interfere with the kidnapping investigation. Law enforcement continues to investigate the case as a kidnapping for ransom, with some ransom notes being deemed legitimate and others considered extortion attempts.

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