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I got a real good one.

I have your favorite surfer turned prosecutor turned author turned juicy crimes favorite,

Matt Murphy. Welcome back. Thank you. Thank you.

To the juicy scoop, juicy crimes world. Well, you know, we're recording this a little bit before you guys hear it, so I don't know where we'll be on this case.

But as of the time that we recorded it this morning, Savannah Guthrie did a

heartfelt plea. She did a selfie video. TMZ and everybody picked it up in which she said we are now

offering one million to anybody that gives information that leads to finding her mother,

whether she's alive or has passed,

to have closure. I don't know if it, in that reward, did it also say leading to the arrest of the person or just finding Nancy? You know, I didn't, I didn't actually see, I saw that she did

that. I didn't see the exact language, but we're kind of at that point right now. We're picking apart. We're picking apart language on that. We're picking apart language on this sheriff who, you know, I want to be fair here. Yeah. But that guy is not ready for prime time. Well, he's got a TV show. He's got a TV show.

Yeah, he's a show on A&E.

He's a consulting producer on it where it's been on for a while and it follows the Pima County Sheriff Department and their adventures.

Yeah.

So I got, for better or worse, I was on a bunch of these cases where we work with the FBI.

And from escapes to Samantha Runyon was my first, where it was a task force for trying

to find a little girl who got kidnapped.

And I've got some familiarity.

Wait, remind us of that story.

It was famous back in the day.

This was in 2002 or 2003. Little six-year-old got

kidnapped out of Stanton, California. And turns out her body was found a week later near a hiking

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