Tonight, the mystery over the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie deepens.

Multiple outlets get alleged ransom letters, as police say they're investigating every single lead.

Plus, President Trump says it's time to move on from the Epstein files.

But is the country ready to do so?

GOP Congressman Tim Burchett says not so fast.

And Americans speak out against ICE on Capitol Hill, including a woman who told me about her story,

about being dragged from her car.

And she's going to join me tonight on Laura Coates Live.

She's been missing for nearly three days. We've got no suspects, and time is not on their side.

Police are scrambling to find Savannah Guthrie's mother, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie,

who was last seen Saturday night.

Police believe she was abducted from her Tucson home.

Now tonight, TMZ is saying it got an alleged ransom note,

demanding a payment in Bitcoin for her release.

A local TV station also says it received what appears to be a ransom note. Both outlets

say they have told police and the sheriff's office says it's working with the FBI to check

all of the leads. Now to be absolutely clear, we have no idea of either of these notes are legit.

Police have been tight-lipped about releasing any new information. The LA Times is reporting blood was found at the scene of Guthrie's home,

but the sheriff, he isn't confirming that publicly.

We've submitted all kinds of samples for DNA, and we've gotten some back, but nothing to indicate any suspects.

Police are also trying to pin down exactly when Guthrie was taken.

Now here's what we know about the timeline.

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