Good afternoon, everyone. Today we're going to break down every new investives,

gate of step in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping. What the kidnappers are demanding and what law

enforcement needs right now to bring her home alive. This is, of course, police off the cuff.

It's now just a few hours before a chilling

5 p.m. That's mountain time. It would be 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Ransom deadline. Investigators

are racing the clock. A septic system was torn apart, a mysterious white van caught on camera, and still no proof of life for 84-year-old kidnapped victim, Nancy Guthrie.

We're going to break down every new investigative step here and try to make this a little more simplified.

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There has to be some common sense.

They were the ones who called 911 to get him help,

and now they're calling for change.

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Joining me today to dissect where this case is going is retired NYPD detective,

Phil Grimoldi, straight out of Brookham.

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