Brian Fitzgibbons

That the perpetrator, if Nikki was indeed taken, knew her location, chose that location, and executed it very quickly.

Yeah, so I don't think it's uncommon in a rural area like this that people will have ATVs like this and use them around their properties.

So that ATV is probably located, you know, garaged

close by this location.

So the fact that it's there is not surprising.

The fact that it was caught on camera at and around the time of Nikki's disappearance certainly makes this a potential witness in the case.

Yeah, and this fire was clearly started as either A, a diversion, or B, to destroy evidence.

You know, that's what we typically see.

And when suspects or perpetrators are destroying a body, human remains, they're not going to do that

publicly viewable from the side of the road.

It's going to take time.

It's going to require an incinerator that can generate temperatures high enough to destroy the body.

So this was clearly in an effort to destroy evidence.

Yeah.

First and foremost, getting the word out there to find that person as a potential witness is a good first step.

And investigators are going to be keeping all of the information around their investigation pretty close to the chest right now, because, you know, we have to believe that Nikki was targeted here.

Yeah, absolutely.

And I think going through that timeline, it's gonna lead to this, right?

We know this, we know that that Nest camera was taken, right?

We know that that Nest camera was taken away.