ALGERIA GIFTS NIGER FOUR MILITARY HELICOPTERS. (PHOTO).

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 Algeria gifts Niger four military helicopters Niger's military has received four military helicopters and other equipment gifted by Algeria, airport and security sources told AFP on Tuesday. Arriving in the Nigerien capital Niamey on Sunday, the shipment included four attack and transport helicopters, spare parts, maintenance equipment and ammunition, an airport source said. Niger's air force chief of staff, General Salifou Mainassara, formally received the donation on Monday at a ceremony attended by Algerian military officials, a security source said. The delivery comes as Algeria and Niger strengthen security ties after moving earlier this year to repair relations that had been strained for months following the downing of a Malian drone in Algeria last April. The incident triggered a diplomatic row, with Niger joining Mali and Burkina Faso in recalling its ambassador from Algiers. In February, Niger's leader General Abdourahamane Tchiani and Algeria's President Abde...

FBI SAYS ALL THREE NANCY GUTHRIE KIDNAPPING RANSOM NOTES ARE FAKE. (PHOTO).


 FBI says all three Nancy Guthrie kidnapping ransom notes are fake

The FBI has determined that all three ransom notes tied to the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie are fake, according to a federal law enforcement official familiar with the investigation.

The messages include two ransom notes sent to media outlets in early February, shortly after Guthrie was reported missing, and a third email sent last week claiming the sender knew the suspects and possessed proof of their identities. Investigators said none of the messages are believed to be genuine, though officials have not disclosed how they determined the latest email was fraudulent.

The first note demanded millions of dollars in cryptocurrency and included payment deadlines. A second message claimed Guthrie had died and was buried outdoors. The third email alleged the sender had information identifying those responsible for the alleged kidnapping.

Last week, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos publicly questioned the credibility of the latest message, warning that false tips and fake ransom demands consume valuable investigative resources and create unnecessary distress for the victim's family and the surrounding community.

Authorities continue to investigate Guthrie's disappearance and have urged anyone with credible information to contact law enforcement directly rather than spread unverified claims.


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