Nancy Guthrie: Attorney Josh Kolsrud breaks down the ransom strategy | FOX 10 Talks
As the search for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie enters a critical new phase, the investigation is being complicated by a series of mysterious ransom demands and "tips." From a $6 million Bitcoin demand sent to local news stations to a new, third letter sent to TMZ offering a suspect's name for 1 Bitcoin, the legal stakes are higher than ever. To navigate this complex legal minefield, Attorney Josh Kolsrud, founder of Kolsrud Law Offices, joins us on FOX 10 Talks. A former state and federal prosecutor with over 100 trials to his name, Josh brings rare insight into how the FBI and Pima County Sheriff’s Department distinguish between a legitimate abductor and a predatory "ransom troll."
Latest Videos

Nancy Guthrie: Attorney Josh Kolsrud breaks down the ransom strategy | FOX 10 Talks

Tempe police chief opposes proposed ALPR ban

Rumors fly of Cuba military action | FOX 10 Talks

Globe family shares update on heroic teen son

Downtown Phoenix YMCA shuts down after 70+ years

1 person dead after car plunged into Mesa canal

Shamrock Farms starts holiday eggnog production

Gilbert police share teen-on-teen violence data

Trump rejects Iran peace deal, demands surrender

Cards, ASU & D-Backs | FOX 10 Sports Exchange

Wanted suspect shot in Black Canyon City

Water rescue tragedy, nor'easter Hits | FOX 10 Talks

Hurricane Polo update; vehicle goes in canal | FOX 10 Talks

Lawmakers want answers on USS Abraham Lincoln conditions

Rare September Nor'easter threatens East Coast travel

Sun Devils make history in London | ASU All Access

Trump, Xi Jinping summit wraps up with key issues unresolved

Who is the best QB in the division? | NFC West Huddle

Lake renovation at Gilbert park draws concern

Election Day approaching | FOX 10 Talk

Globe flood survivor shares recovery story

Arizona man attacks son-in-law's killer in court

Golfers hit the links in Glendale for a good cause

Israeli & Palestinian leaders address UN assembly

Prop 320 debate examines AZ public school spending
