Hi and welcome back to Undisclosed, unfiltered. This is Robya and I'm here with my colleagues

Colin and Mithol. Hey guys. Hi. How's it going? How are you guys doing? How are you holding up?

It's 42 degrees. It's balmy, warm, 42 degrees where Mithel and I are. It's great. Today's a great day. Yeah, it feels good. Things are slowly melting and dripping. And, you know, I did hear that Pucks at Honey Phil was like, you got six more weeks. But you know what? I'll take anything about freezing at this point. Exactly. What about where you are, Colin? We're hitting the 70s today, so I can't complain.

What? Why are we here? I hate you. Oh my gosh, the 70. I can't even imagine. I don't even know

how to explain to you guys how many, like how often I'm just like dreaming of like tropical weather.

I now have started watching any like TV show that is set in like in a tropical setting because it just makes me feel warmer. That's one way to do it. It's one way to do it. Yeah. On the other hand, I've been watching the TV show Ponies, which takes place in Soviet Union. So it's really, by the way, listeners TV show Pony is on

Peacock is really good show. What's it about? It is about two women whose husbands work for the CIA

and they are killed in like 1977 in Moscow and they decide to become spies themselves to the CIA and try to determine what

happened to their husbands and take down the KGB.

That sounds amazing, actually.

Yeah, it's fun.

You watching anything good, Mito?

No, I just finished his and hers.

His and hers.

Oh, yeah, I binge that.

Like, that was, I think because I started watching that, like, the day we got snowed in or something. And then I just spent the next 24 hours watching. It was pretty good. It was pretty good. All right. Well, so we all have our, oh, actually, Mito, do you have a different story you going to talk about? Are you going to give us more updates from your last week's story?

I do have updates, yeah. Okay. So why don't we start off with you? Okay. Just to refresh everybody's memory, last week I talked about Nancy Guthrie, the Today Show co-host Savannah Guthrie's mother, who was allegedly kidnapped from her home the night of January 31st. And we're now into

the second week of her disappearance. And of course, there have been some developments over the

last about 10 days today that we're recording. The police did- I've been seeing some crazy stuff.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. The police did confirm that

they found Nancy's blood outside of her house, like in her front porch. And both the sheriff's

department and the FBI are continuing to search all around the house. There's a lot of vegetation

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