India, May 31 -- More than 100 days after Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, experts discussing the case at a CrimeCon panel have raised doubts over the authenticity of ransom notes linked to the investigation, pointing to what they describe as several inconsistencies in how the messages were delivered and what they contained.

Court TV reported that the panel brought together investigators and legal analysts who reviewed key developments in the case and questioned whether the notes match patterns typically seen in kidnappings.

According to the CrimeCon discussion, investigator Josh Ritter said the ransom notes lacked key elements usually expected in kidnapping cases, including urgency and proof of life.

Ritter suggested that legitimate kid...