A former FBI deputy director questions whether Nancy Guthrie's disappearance was a deliberate, planned kidnapping, suggesting it could instead be a crime gone wrong or opportunistic exploitation.

The apparent abduction of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, has riveted Americans, calling to mind another high-profile crime that took place in 1932.

Attorney Solomon M. Radner said the lawsuit seeks accountability and damages, alleging investigators and prosecutors pursued charges without probable cause and kept Patel jailed for more than 40 days despite surveillance video that his legal team says showed no crime.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. — A St. Peters, Missouri, man was sentenced last month for kidnapping his pregnant girlfriend at gunpoint and driving her to an Illinois clinic to force her to get an abortion. Federal prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office ...

Authorities have released images of a masked person possibly connected to the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mom, Nancy.

When the partner of a 35-year-old magistrate in France checked his phone last week, he saw a picture of his partner accompanied by a stark warning: pay a ransom in cryptocurrency or we will mutilate her.

A former top FBI official is publicly questioning whether the reported kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie is actually a kidnapping at all. Chris Swecker, a former assistant director of the FBI, shared his skepticism during an appearance on Fox News’ “The Big Weekend Show,

The Young and the Restless has been on a kidnapping spree over the past couple of years, and boy, is it beyond time for it to end. It’s been two years of kidnapping chaos. Y&R currently has an on-screen and off-screen kidnapping storyline. The CBS soap needs to turn the page and begin a new chapter.