Former NYPD Inspector Raises Disturbing Hypothesis in Nancy Guthrie Case: “They May Not Have Proof of Life”

  

An independent group of investigators claims to have identified irregular transfers of public funds involving California Governor Gavin Newsom. According to their findings, approximately five million dollars were allegedly funneled to an office whose creation was spearheaded by the governor himself and which is reportedly linked to his wife.

Preliminary reports indicate that the transfer of funds was carried out under the guise of administrative allocations, raising questions about the transparency and the true purpose of these resources. The investigators maintain that the office receiving the funds was not part of the traditional state government structure and that its establishment was a direct initiative of the governor's inner circle.

To date, no court rulings have confirmed any irregularities, but the allegations have sparked intense political and media debate. Critics are demanding a thorough review of how the funds were used and the detailed publication of the contracts and associated programs, while supporters of the president maintain that the allocations may have been legally justified within his executive powers.

The case remains at the center of public discussion, pending a determination by the relevant authorities as to whether or not there was any misuse of state resources.