What you know, Alibyers, hope you guys are having a good day. I just wanted to recap the press conference about 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, who was missing out of Tucson, Arizona.

We had been told that there was going to be more information shared, such as things found at the crime scene, a possible vehicle of interest, and then where the investigation is at this point. The two things

that really weren't addressed were the crime scene and the vehicle of interest. But let's jump into

what was said. He said Ms. Guthrie's life is in jeopardy and they have to find her. Remember,

she has medications that she needs to take, and if she hasn't taken them after a 24-hour

period, that can be fatal. So obviously, times of the essence here. And they do hope that she's

still alive, as we all do. The FBI briefly got up and announced that they are assisting the

sheriff's office there in Tucson with

the investigation. They're mainly providing analytical and technical support, which includes

analyzing and downloading cell phones, obtaining cell tower information. They're conducting

interviews and providing any and all investigative support that the sheriff's office needs.

They opened it up to questions, and one of the reporters asked something I've been questioning since the very beginning.

If you're sure it's not targeted, why no threat to the public?

He said, we have crime in Tucson all the time. And is there somebody who is

kidnapping elderly people from their beds every night? He said, we think she was taken against

her will, and that's where we're at. So for me personally, and I've said this since the beginning,

not putting out there that there is an active threat to the community, a lot of

times means they have an idea of who they may be looking for, but they really don't want to

come out and say it because you don't want a potential suspect to hear that, hey, we have an

idea who maybe did this, but I do believe that this was random and not targeted. We would maybe

hear a different line of dialogue coming out to the

public about maybe you should lock your doors, check on your elderly loved ones, that kind of thing.

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