Out front next, the breaking news. Police just arriving at Nancy Guthrie's home just now.

Police activity there increasing in just the past couple of moments here as we are getting in

new details about her whereabouts in the hours just before she vanished and who was the last

person known to have seen her. And a local Tucson anchor who saw

the possible ransom note for Nancy Guthrie is out front. Police tonight say they're absolutely

not dismissing the note, so what's in it? And the outrageous Epstein redactions. Why is the identity

of the person who wrote to Epstein, quote, your littlest girl was a little

naughty, being shielded from the public? Let's go out front. And good evening, I'm Aaron Burnett. And out

front tonight, we begin with breaking news. There has been a sudden increase of police just now

outside the home belonging to Savannah

Guthrie's mother in Tucson, Arizona. They showed up just a few moments ago. Crime scene tape is now

seen outside the house. You can see this video just coming in from our Ed Lavendera on the ground,

and you see that yellow tape. He's saying that they can see that now just going up. This major police presence

coming as there is new information about hours leading up to the mysterious disappearance of

Nancy Guthrie. Multiple news organizations are reporting now that Nancy had dinner at her daughter's

home in Tucson before she returned to her home Saturday night. And the search is now in its fourth day.

Investigators say they are absolutely not dismissing these possible ransom notes either.

When the note comes to us, it's like any piece of evidence. You give it to us. You give us a lead.

We're going to look at every aspect of that lead and work it as a lead.

So you're not dismissing this note at this point. It is potentially credible.

Now, the notes that we're talking about were sent to at least three different media outlets, including TMZ and two stations in Tucson. Now, the notes

were demanding millions of dollars in Bitcoin for Nancy Guthrie's safe return. Now, in a moment,

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