Josh Mankiewicz

I think your local stations, your local paper, I think they have the most influence.

We didn't cover Gabby Petito at Dateline.

We're probably one of the few outlets, I think, that did not.

But the truth is, the most traction any of you are going to get or anybody listening to this is talking to your local station or your local newspaper or your local radio station or the podcast in town that everybody listens to.

Because the way people get their news is certainly changing now.

I mean, being on the 6 o'clock news used to be the best way of reaching a lot of people.

And in some communities, it might not be anymore.

Travis, you clearly tried very hard to engage with law enforcement.

I mean, black women are about 6.5% of the country.

They're like 19% of the missing or higher, depending on who you ask, which is astonishing.

And it's a number that's not really changing.

Even awareness kind of changes.

That's true.

And if you do live on a reservation, you've got problems above and beyond what we're even talking about now.

And meanwhile, days are going by and this person is still missing.

Absolutely.

Let me ask all of you this question, but let me start with you, Rachel.

What do you wish you had

Looking back, what resources did you want deployed that you now realize would have made a difference?

That was just a question of the trail going cold before the dogs went out.