From Fox News: Former FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker questioned whether Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance is truly a kidnapping during an appearance on “The Big Weekend Show” reacting to a recent video released by Savannah Guthrie.
“I’m very skeptical of this,” Swecker said. “Is this really a kidnapping? Does somebody really have her, and is she really alive?”
Swecker pointed to the lack of verified proof of life, saying, “If this was a kidnapping, it would be a very simple matter to authenticate and provide proof of life,” adding that such proof has not been “credibly authenticated at this point.”
Swecker also expressed concerns about the reported Bitcoin ransom, which he observed had significantly increased.
“Remember now, it was one million not too long ago. All of a sudden, it’s six million,” he said. “I really think there’s a third party here that’s just playing with them, opportunists who think they can exploit this situation.”
“You have to allow for the possibility that this was something more or something other than a kidnapping,” he added.
Former FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker isn’t the only one questioning whether Nancy Guthrie was truly “kidnapped”
Many of us have questioned that description of the crime
The absence of “proof of life” & the delay in sending a “ransom note” have been suspicious all along pic.twitter.com/D45ZfvSZmP
— Phil Holloway ✈️ (@PhilHollowayEsq) February 9, 2026
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