John Bickley

We're saying he, it appears to be a male.

And you can get a really good look at his eyes in those images.

You see the way this person walks.

You see them walk up to the doorbell camera and first have their fists that have gloves on it, trying to cover it up.

And then that's not working.

So then you see the person turn around.

You see what type of backpack the person is wearing.

He goes back towards the archway in front of Nancy Guthrie's house and picks up some type of grass, some vegetation, tries to go cover up the camera with it again.

But all this to say...

clear video where you can pick up on the way the person walks, the clothing, the shoes, all these signs.

And that's what FBI Director Cash Patel says he wants the public to start looking at is, do you recognize this person?

Do you recognize the way this person walks?

Do you recognize the backpack?

Any clues that could help solve this case?

And one of the biggest questions after this footage came out was, why did it take so long to get this footage

Cash Patel, in the post that he said, it took eight days, but we know that there was no subscription on Nancy Guthrie's Nest cameras.

They had to work with private sectors.

We now know that was Google to go back in the database to retrieve this footage that was never actually stored on the device.

And reports said after the footage was released that Tuesday was the first day that authorities got that footage, too.

So as soon as they got the footage off the server, they were able to give that to the public.