Nancy Guthrie: The Note That Confirmed The Worst

So let's just start out with Nancy Guthrie.

Once again, because we've got some big questions in here.

Anyway, we're at six months in, and the Nancy Guthrie case still refuses to sit still.

Blood on a porch, a masked man on a doorbell camera, ransom notes that turned out to be fake, except for the ones the FBI still won't rule out.

Savannah Guthrie has spent half a year doing the thing no one should have to do, and that is grieving in public while still holding out hope.

And the people writing in aren't asking about court dates.

They're asking the question everyone's been chewing on since February.

How does an 84-year-old woman just vanish from her own home in the middle of the night, and six months later, law enforcement still can't tell us if she's the victim of a kidnapping or murder or something they haven't even named yet? Joining me again, as I said, is Todd Michaels and our amazing Lisa Hale.

So what do you all think of where we're starting today?

Lisa, I'm going to let you go first.

Oh, great.

I get to go first, the newbie does.

So when you're looking at six months out, the problem that I have with this entire case isn't so much that we haven't found Nancy yet, because there are so many missing people that we just have not found yet.

But because of Nancy's connection to celebrity, we've been paying more attention to this case.

And I think that's the hardest thing to talk about, is how this is affecting Savannah, because she has to go in, just pretend none of this is bothering her every morning, every day, doing her job.

So that's what I'm more worried about.

I know eventually, even if we don't find Nancy, this case is going to drop out of the media.

The cycle? Yeah.

Yeah, the cycle, the focus.

And it's going to drop out, but it's still going to be with Savannah for the rest of her life, no matter what happens.

And that going on and acting like nothing is happening is the hardest thing and something that some of us who've been in broadcast can relate to.

Yeah, she's got to definitely maintain that professionalism that she does every day.

And she has reps at doing this.

And so it's a challenge and a struggle, but I don't think it's something that she's unfamiliar with because, I mean, you and you two have been in broadcasting a long time.

Sorry, I didn't mean to emphasize long time.