The crime scene was released too early.

The search plane was grounded over a personal grudge.

The doorball camera footage is locked behind a paywall.

In the meantime, an 84-year-old woman is still missing.

We're going to get into it with my friend,

the one and only Sarge, Joe Jackalone.

Welcome to Defense Diaries.

I'm your host, Bob Mata, and tonight we are going to be dealing with the just tragic, tragic case, disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC today host Savannah Guthrie, nine days missing at this point.

And in 26 minutes, the deadline on the alleged ransom is due.

So we'll be keeping an eye on that, see if anything comes across the ticker. It's a crazy case. But like I said, there's

blood on the porch, no suspects at this point named, a $6 million ransom deadline that expires

imminently, and a sheriff who admits his department made critical mistakes. We're going to break it all

down. And I could think of nobody

better than my brother from another mother. Joe Jackalone, there he is. So handsome. Look at him.

Are we super teeny, Joe? I can't tell. Oh, yeah, we're normal size. All right, good. Yeah, like I did a live on Friday, Joe, and I forgot

to bring myself on camera because I was on the road. So I had taken myself off for a graphic,

and I just had the graphics up. It was like an old-fashioned podcast where you just heard

my voice.

Joe Jacqueline, former NYPD detective, extraordinary.

He is an adjunct professor at John Jay Criminal.

What's the full name of the college?

John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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