For the first time in months, the parents of baby Lisa Irwin are speaking with police once again after reporting their young daughter missing last October. On today’s America Live, Megyn Kelly spoke with family attorney Joe Picerno for details.

Picerno said the meeting took place in the form of a question-and-answer session, with both Kansas City police and FBI present; it lasted approximately 90 minutes. According to Picerno, mother Deborah Bradley brought notes from her own personal investigation that she hoped would “give them tips and clues as to the players that she knows are in that neighborhood and who were around at that time.”

Police said detectives didn’t learn anything significant from the most recent meeting but hope there will be more meetings in the future.

After months of the investigation seemingly at a standstill, Megyn Kelly asked, is it a cold case? “I certainly hope not,” said Picerno. “Police told [us] they’re actively working the case.”