Chris McDonough

Okay.

So those are the kind of things you've got to think about where just, you know, we're focusing on the backpack for a moment.

Okay.

Yes, that looks like he's got stuff in there, and there could be various reasons for that.

He doesn't have a piece of tape that all he had to do is rip the tape and cover the doorbell.

We don't see him in that video tearing the doorbell off.

You know, I think it was a good move to put the video out there right now.

I don't think, I think they should have put actually a little bit more of it

into the public domain.

And the reason I say that is, you know, one of the things that is necessary for the family, you know, during communications was proof of life, right?

Well, first of all, you have to know if she left that house alive.

And if they have that on video, okay, they need to show that to the family.

Because now that tells the world, guess what?

Okay, Nancy Guthrie is out there.

But if they're holding it so far to the chest, then that creates these kind of problems.

Well, you know, it could be a woman, it could be this person, it could be that person.

And so the natural tendency of anybody is to try to fill in that gap of understanding.

Well, you can nip that really fast in an investigation.

I've worked a lot of high-profile investigations on a national level.

I mean, I've walked out of crime scenes where back in the day, there were like 15, 20 satellite trucks from around the world, okay?