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New information being revealed as the search enters day four for Nancy Guthrie.

Mother of today's show host Savannah Guthrie,

why police are being asked if she knew her abductor.

And in Georgia, a murder trial begins in the case of a college student,

brutally killed, and then her apartment set ablaze.

Back in 2001, we are focusing on the evidence from both sides.

And in Wisconsin, a kayaker who faked his own fatal drowning has disappeared again.

In the court of law, it's all about the law and the facts, but let's call to order.

Court of Opinion.

Welcome to Court of Opinion. I'm Julia Jeney. Thanks so much for joining us as we continue to follow this heartbreaking case out of Arizona that has garnered the nation's attention. The search for today's show hosts Savannah Guthrie's missing mom Nancy. Police believe the 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was abducted from her home in the

middle of the night. And according to law enforcement, she was last seen in her home in Tucson

Saturday night after family saw her around 9.45 p.m. The deeply troubling details that

continue to emerge, reporter Ford Hatchet with Scripps News Group Group has the latest in the investigation and the tips the authorities are receiving in this case.

Both online and here on the ground in Tucson, there have been lots of rumors swirling about different family members,

potentially being people of interest or even prime suspects in this case.

But the Pima County Sheriff saying that they have no suspects identified and there are no people of interest or even prime suspects in this case. But the Pima County Sheriff saying that they have no suspects identified and there are no people of interest quite yet.

There has been DNA and other forensic testing on items found at this home, but they haven't turned up anything quite yet.

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