FBI experts are examining the ransom note linked to the sudden disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy, and believe the document might not have been written by someone inside the US.
Investigators noticed a small but major detail: the wording and phrasing in this note suggested usage patterns that are more common outside the US. Experts focus on a subtle language cue. This includes specific spellings, grammar choices, and phrasing that differ from typical American English usage.
{img}This led them to think the writer is likely overseas. While this does not prove the author's location definitively, it's quite enough to make the investigators consider international possibilities, especially given how ransom communications are crafted.
{img}Authorities are now looking at the linguistic analysis alongside other evidence and digital forensics to piece the leads together. The FBI usually makes use of this behavior and language profiling in ransom and extortion cases to narrow down suspects.