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Nancy Guthrie case: TMZ founder Harvey Levin says he offered to pay Bitcoin ransom, claims FBI asked him to 'stand down'

Harvey Levin says TMZ was prepared to send one Bitcoin to a person claiming to know who abducted Nancy Guthrie, but FBI later asked the outlet not to proceed.

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Nancy Guthrie case: TMZ founder Harvey Levin says he offered to pay Bitcoin ransom, claims FBI asked him to 'stand down'
Harvey Levin says TMZ was prepared to send one Bitcoin to a person claiming to know who abducted Nancy Guthrie, but FBI later asked the outlet not to proceed.
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