Former FBI Assistant Director questions authenticity of Nancy Guthrie ransom notes

Dana Perino asks former FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker about the FBI's criteria for verifying ransom notes in kidnapping cases. Swecker explains that genuine ransom notes typically contain specific, verifiable details only the victim would know. He suggests that the publicly reported ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie case might be from opportunists due to the lack of such authenticators and no proven contact with the family.