Nancy Guthrie Update: ‘Investigators’ Question Derrick Callella Who Tried to Scam Annie and Tommaso Cioni
Self-proclaimed investigator Jonathan Lee Riches (JLR) asked the following questions: Derek Carrerathe man admitted that he Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case.
Carrera, of Hawthorne, Calif., pleaded guilty to two counts of harassment using a telecommunications device, the Justice Department said. famous July 2nd. Sentencing is scheduled for September 10.
What did Derek Carrera do?
According to the Justice Department, “Calera admitted that he called and texted the missing person’s family on February 4, 2026, asking about a Bitcoin transfer.” Additionally, he “admitted that he was aware of an earlier ransom demand.” Carrera also admitted that he acted to harass the family in an effort to seek information about a missing persons investigation.
Report indicated Kalela sent a message to Nancy’s daughter, Anne Guthrieshe is also the sister of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie. Kalela sends message to Anne and her husband Tommaso Scioni and say “Have you received the Bitcoin? We are waiting for the transaction.”
The report also noted that Carrera may receive up to 10 years of probation when sentenced. Of note, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was reported missing by her family on February 1. Authorities believe she was taken from the home the night before. As of now, more than five months have passed since the case, and no suspects have been named.
In the meantime, Jaguar Land Rover has challenged Carrera’s case.
What does Jaguar Land Rover have to say about Derek Carrera?
Jaguar Land Rover said on the
However, as the hearing will take some time, it has not yet been officially announced that Carrera will receive probation. Only reports indicate he may get probation, but that’s not yet certain.
Still, the self-proclaimed investigator’s post drew some comments, with many speculating that Carrera may have given up information that could help find Guthrie. To be sure, the speculations came from unconfirmed profiles and there was no suggestion that he assisted law enforcement that would have given him probation.
one person wrote “But the way the text was sent it sounded like they knew what he was talking about.” Others additional “Probation to clear his name so he can testify? I believe he is involved with A&T…allegedly.” Meanwhile, yet another explain “He turned over the information!! He turned over the suspect.”
