Here's What Crucial Info Could STILL Be Recovered From Nancy Guthrie's Nest Camera, with FBI Experts

Suspect likely known to victim, exhibits pre-crime behavioral patterns

FBI agents have personal experience with stalking and erotomania cases

Suspect likely exhibiting post-crime behavioral changes and isolation

Suspect likely to engage in evidence destruction after video release

Direct appeal to suspect to release victim and minimize harm

Suspect characterized as cornered and desperate with volatile temperament

Suspect may have had key or victim left door unlocked

Victim likely experienced severe trauma from abduction and captivity

Suspect may lack empathy and desire recognition for the crime

Some offenders feel no remorse and take pleasure in evading law enforcement

Victim's survival status unknown; suspect may lack motivation to keep victim alive

Suspect did not take victim's medication and provided no proof of life

Suspect either stalked victim or was hired by someone close to victim

Suspect wore mask either to hide identity or per instructions from accomplice

Suspect appeared unfamiliar with Nest camera and made ineffective attempts to disable it

Suspect successfully removed both Nest cameras from the property

Both Nest cameras removed and likely destroyed by suspect

Suspect's clumsy attempts to disable camera suggest lack of sophistication

FBI may possess unreleased video evidence of suspect's actions inside home

Media source may have access to unreleased video of camera destruction