Good evening, everyone.

Tonight on Police Off of the Cuff.

An 84-year-old grandmother, Nancy Guthrie, is entering day six since she's been kidnapped.

She disappeared from her own bedroom when investigators are now calling a targeted kidnapping.

A ransom note, traces of blood near the doorway, and electronic breadcrumbs have launched a multi-state manhunt. We're going

to break down the timeline, minute by minute, what the crime scene tells us, how negotiators

handle ransom demands and why detectives are zeroing in on digital evidence

and people close to the family.

This is real crime, real investigation, real consequences.

And tonight, joining us, I have the most outstanding police guests that you've seen

on any channel, anywhere on this earth. And from straight out of Brooklyn,

I've retired NYPD detective Phil Grimaldi, welcome to the show, Phil. Thank you for having me,

Billy. And we also have retired NYPD sergeant, man of reason, professor at Albertus Magnus College

in Connecticut, the affable Michael Geary.

Welcome, Mike.

Hey, Bill.

Good evening, guys.

Good to see you.

And every once in a while, we get a superstar to come on the show.

And I gave him exactly like four hours notice.

And I called Jack Cambria, the most experienced hostage negotiator in the world.

And absolutely in the world. And everyone's been trying to get

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