Last week, the Pima County Sheriff's Department unveiled two of the ransom notes they have received from Nancy's alleged kidnapper, with the hope someone might recognize the language or details in the letters and come forward. In a video shared on X on August 1, Nanos explained why investigators decided the time was right to release the letters in full after months of keeping them under wraps. "We just saw what was being said, and we felt like we needed to put something out that's really accurate, and this was the time," Nanos said. "Investigators felt like there's a number of pieces of information in these notes that it just might jog someone to say, 'I've heard that,' or [recognize] the wording, the style of the writing. It might jog somebody to think about who would've written this, how was this done?"