Amelia Lester

The whole family is very religious with some friends, and she did not show up to the church service in the morning.

So her friends called the police.

They went around to her house, which is in Tucson, Arizona.

It's kind of in the desert.

It's just a matter of a few kilometers from Mexico.

It's very far south in the U.S.

And there was blood on the doorstep, and she was not home.

Now, the first reports, the ones that you probably saw, Jessie, were kind of speculating, well, look, this woman is 84.

Is it possible that she wandered off?

But then her family, including Savannah, were very quick to say, no, this woman was exceptionally sound of mind.

She did have some mobility issues, but there was no dementia involved here.

This was someone who did not want to leave her house, and the blood on the doorstep would seem to confirm that.

There's basically been no leads since, which is a really long amount of time in a world where we think we're being tracked at all times, but no one knows.

The FBI has said that there's no

particular suspect or even person of interest they're looking at.

But aren't there ransom demands or are some of those fake news?

So the family has released two videos seemingly addressed to the kidnapper.

There have been reports that ransom notes were sent to media outlets, including TMZ, but the ransom notes were not published by the media outlets.

Which would be the way to handle that, right?

Exactly.