cathathorse
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It seems obvious to me that the FBI was able to trace through all the layers of the VPN that the ransom note sender used and determined that the ransom note was not legitimate, likely because the sender is located overseas. Therefore, SG is not going to pay the ransom.
The Sheriff botched this case early on-- I think this was on Sunday or Monday of last week-- he was speaking off the cuff and said something like, "this could be a kidnapping." Media outlets picked that up and ran with it. Then some psychopathic opportunist overseas decided he'd send a ransom note and hope for the best (money deposited into his bitcoin account). The supposed inside information he had could have been gleaned from early media reporters (one did report a broken flood light on Monday) or from Nancy's own facebook account, where she has posted pictures from inside her house from over the years.
The Sheriff botched this case early on-- I think this was on Sunday or Monday of last week-- he was speaking off the cuff and said something like, "this could be a kidnapping." Media outlets picked that up and ran with it. Then some psychopathic opportunist overseas decided he'd send a ransom note and hope for the best (money deposited into his bitcoin account). The supposed inside information he had could have been gleaned from early media reporters (one did report a broken flood light on Monday) or from Nancy's own facebook account, where she has posted pictures from inside her house from over the years.