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Family and FBI officials sharing the same message, bring Nancy Guthrie home.

What today's latest press conference is

revealing for the first time. And in Utah, a former grief author asked to move her murder

trial just before it begins, but the judge isn't having it. In Florida, this man convicted

of double homicide says the death penalty recommended by the jury was unconstitutional. We'll get our panel's hot

takes. The court of law is done for the day, so it's time to call to order court of opinion.

Welcome to Court of Opinion. I'm Julia Jinnay, your moderator for the hour, and we are beginning out in Arizona.

The search for Savannah Guthrie's missing mother Nancy continues.

The 84-year-old was last seen Saturday night and was reported missing on Sunday after not showing up for church.

The officials have been providing updates, and they give another one today, saying

they still have not identified any suspects or persons of interest. But they did say that blood

drops found at her house on the front porch, they have been confirmed by DNA as Nancy's. So let's

listen back to some of the biggest updates coming out of that press conference today in our daily wrap.

We saw last night the family. We want to thank all of you for the prayers for our beloved mom, Nancy.

This entire team here, those behind me and our community are hurting with you. We believe Nancy is still out there.

I've made a decision to contact our Pima Regional Critical Incident team.

It's made up of law enforcement officers from this entire valley.

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