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2. Who called in the FBI?

Reply to gab13by13 (Original post)

Tue Mar 10, 2026, 01:31 PM

16 hrs ago

Kidnapping, is typically a state-level felony, but it becomes a federal offense under specific circumstances, often known as the "Lindbergh Law". Federal jurisdiction is triggered if the victim is transported across state lines, international borders, or if the kidnapping occurs on federal property.

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Maybe The Sheriff In The Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Should Investigate The FBI [View all] gab13by13 17 hrs ago OP

Found an article gab13by13 16 hrs ago #1

I'd be hesitent to draw that conclusion.... AZ8theist 15 hrs ago #6

It's another coincidence like when the jail cameras failed during the same time Epstein offed himself. flashman13 14 hrs ago #10

Who called in the FBI? GCG 16 hrs ago #2

Curiouser Mme. Defarge 16 hrs ago #3

The FBI also gets involved if there's evidence of foul play EdmondDantes_ 16 hrs ago #4

This entire case seems fishy to me. Who had the ability to shut off the surveillance cameras in this area. TommieMommy 15 hrs ago #5

No, he doesn't trust the FBI or the mainstream media. He's pretty much said so. ChicagoTeamster 15 hrs ago #7

Kidnappings usually get referred to the FBI for joint investigation. summer_in_TX 15 hrs ago #8

I have no idea what happened. hamsterjill 14 hrs ago #9