A new ransom note in Tara Guthrie’s disappearance demands money, threatens harm, and has raised the reward to $200,000.

A new ransom note in the case of missing journalist Tara Guthrie, described by TMZ founder Harvey Levin as "graphic and chilling," demands money and addresses media coverage, with the total reward now surpassing $200,000. Levin, briefed by the FBI, said the note's sophisticated language and structure suggest careful planning, with threats of harm if demands are unmet. The FBI has not confirmed the note’s authenticity but is investigating. Guthrie’s family has been ruled out as suspects. Authorities continue probing the case, while concerns grow over how media attention may impact the investigation.