Interstate Transmission of a Demand for Ransom for Return of a Kidnapped Person is a criminal activity that involves the transfer of a demand for ransom from one state to another state. It is typically done when a kidnapper abducts a person in one state and then sends a demand for ransom to the victim's family or loved ones in another state. The demand for ransom may include a specific amount of money, specified items of value, or other demands. There are two main types of Interstate Transmission of a Demand for Ransom for Return of a Kidnapped Person: • By Mail: This is when the kidnapper sends the ransom demand via a letter or package sent through the mail. • By Electronic Means: This is when the ransom demand is sent electronically, typically via email, text message, or social media. In either case, the demand for ransom is illegal and should be reported to local law enforcement authorities as soon as possible.