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Morning Run with Amy and T.J. An I I Heart Radio podcast. Good morning, everyone. Thanks for joining us for today's morning run. It is Wednesday, February 4th. I'm Amy Robach. And I'm T.J. Holmes. We're going to get right to a lot of news happening this morning. With the run is going to take us to Delaware, to D.C., to Florida, to San Francisco,

to Milan, but we do have to begin in Tucson, Arizona, where there have been significant

and somewhat bizarre.

Updates in the case of Savannah, Guthrie's missing 84-year-old mother, Nancy.

We're now learning robes.

We heard yesterday about one ransom notes sent to TMZ.

Now we're hearing about a second note.

That's right. The first was actually sent to a local CBS affiliate in Tucson, K-O-L-D-TV. That note was

sent on Monday. The station immediately handed that note over to police and agreed not to report on it.

That's why we're just now hearing about it.

But according to the sheriff's department, that first ransom note contained details about the Guthrie home, what Nancy Guthrie was wearing, the night of her abduction.

And they did share that note with the Guthrie family.

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