Chris McDonough

Yeah, well, that's a great question.

And so if we look at Elizabeth's mark, there's a 14-year-old girl sound asleep in her bedroom, and a guy comes through the window.

But who was he?

He was the guy that had, you know, contact with the family before.

So that's the association.

That's what I'm saying, okay?

So it's not going to surprise me that there's something connecting that house.

So as an investigator, you want to stay at that house until you have flushed all those things out, okay?

So now we then get this video of this guy all suited up like, you know, you've described him, okay?

And we then have to say, okay, what's going on here?

Because later, all of a sudden, these ransom letters start showing up.

You know, we've got Nancy.

And at first, it was almost like the payment plan, okay?

If you give her back to us, you know, by this date, okay, it's only $4 million.

But if you miss that date and you go to this date, well, we've upped the price to $6 million.

So that level of unsophistication is a clue.

And if we look at today now, another letter has apparently come in.

I think there's, from an investigative analysis aspect, you have to sit back and you say, okay, there's two trains running here, and they've both left the station.

I'm going to stay on the train personally at the house, and here's the reason why.

If you look at this guy, we have to think to ourselves, okay,