Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Dad sues after school allegedly won't say if biological males can use daughter's bathroom Florida men wielding hatchet and machete clash in Publix parking lot, police say Mountain getaway rocked by ‘latest chapter’ of deadly violence as officials avoid gang label in tourist town The two letters purported to be connected to Nancy Guthrie’s suspected abduction leave investigators with questions about their authenticity, but forensic psychologist Dr. Kris Mohandie says investigators made the right call by releasing them because doing so could renew public interest and generate new leads. “I don’t think the ransom note is legit, and I don’t think that that letter days later is legitimate — but I think it’s appropriate for law enforcement to investigate it just in case it might be,” he told Fox News Digital.
