Authorities found 6 year old girl missing since 2019 after receiving a tip different from any other information they had (CNN)Authorities had been searching more than two years for Paislee Shultis. a 4 year old reported missing from her legal guardian in Cayuga Heights in upstate New York. without any luck. But a new piece of information turned the entire investigation around. police said. leading them straight to a place they long suspected as her location but could never prove: the home of Paislee's biological parents. 'This tip was fresh. it was factual. The information provided was corroborated.' Saugerties Police Department Chief Joseph Sinagra told CNN's Mark Morales. Paislee. now 6. was found alive Monday hidden underneath a staircase with her biological mother. The child has been returned to her legal guardian and older sister. police said. and her biological parents and grandfather were arrested. While authorities had been to the home on numerous occasions. they lacked the evidence needed to conduct a full search of the property. 'We can't execute a search warrant or act on hearsay. we have to act on factual information. And on this particular day. on February 14. we obtained factual information. And that's what made it so much different.' Sinagra said. Police have declined to share what the tip specifically was or from whom it came. But it proved to be the key. allowing authorities to gain legal access to the home and ultimately find Paislee. Saugerties is roughly 160 miles east of Cayuga Heights and the location where Paislee was ultimately found. Authorities frequently visited the home. working on tips received about her possible whereabouts. Sinagra said. but on most occasions officers were met with irritation. Kimberly Cooper and Kirk Shultis Jr.. Paislee's noncustodial parents. would accuse police of 'harassing' and 'badgering' them and 'insisting we should be out looking for Paislee.' Sinagra said. 'Very few occasions were we actually permitted into the residence. and when the officers were permitted in. it was limited access. They were never allowed into the basement. they were never allowed into any of the bedroom areas.' Sinagra said. 'And a number of times. we were told. just leave. get off my property. And we have to abide by that. That's a Fourth Amendment right. We don't have a right to search or seize on anybody's property unless we have the legal authority to do so.' the chief said. Officers arrived outside the house about 4 p.m. to ensure no one left. Police then executed the warrant a little after 8 p.m.. the chief said. The homeowner denied knowing the girl's whereabouts. saying he had not seen her since she was reported missing in 2019. For the first time. detectives were able to search every room in the house and go t ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzxwlLs4J5c

Who is Eteri Tutberidze? What we know about the coach behind Kamila Valieva. top Russian figure skaters BEIJING — If all eyes weren’t on Eteri Tutberidze in the aftermath of the Kamila Valieva's disastrous free skate program. they are now. International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach called out Valieva’s “entourage” at news conference Friday. saying “I was very. very disturbed yesterday when I watched the competition on TV.” Bach did not name a specific individual. but said it was “chilling” to see how she was received by her camp. On Thursday. Tutberidze was seen on the broadcast admonishing Valieva as she sat in the kiss and cry after her long program. “Why did you let it go? Explain it to me. why? Why did you stop fighting completely?” Tutberidze said. “Somewhere after the axel you let it go.” Valieva ended the short program in first place – not without judging questions – but her free skate. punctuated by two falls and overall a shaky showing. placed her fourth. Earlier in the Games. Tutberidze defended Valieva after the results of a positive drug test from December were revealed. The news came the day after Valieva helped Russia secure the figure skating team gold. 'I want to say that we are absolutely sure that Kamila is innocent and pure.' Tutberidze told Channel One Russia. according to TASS. a Russian news agency. 'And for us this is not a theorem. but an axiom. It does not need to be proven.' Tutberidze rarely gives interviews to media outside of Russian controlled news agencies. Here is what we know about the controversial coach. Tutberidze’s path to becoming a coach is a standard one. A back injury prematurely ended her figure skating career and she transitioned to performing. She wound up in the United States as part of a Russian contingent doing ice ballet shows. according to Russia Beyond. Fast forward 25 years. and Tutberidze has now coached the last three Olympic champions. After success on the junior circuit. she received international fame at the 2014 Sochi Olympics. where she coached then 15 year old Julia Lipnitskaia. “the girl in the red coat.” Four years later. she brought two contenders to Pyeongchang – then 18 year old and favorite Evgenia Medvedeva. who took silver behind teammate Alina Zagitova. who was 15. Tutberidze arrived in Beijing with a trio – Valieva. Alexandra Trusova and Anna Shcherbakova – primed to sweep the podium. Shcherbakova won gold. Trusova claimed silver and Valieva finished fourth. 'She's given so much strength and dedication to her athletes this season. and now it's time for this talented coach to take centre (sic) stage.' the organization wrote on Twitter. Financially struggling as a performer. Tutberidze and her troop temporarily lived at a YMCA i ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4_ukXN5ueM