Retired FBI agent gives step by step instructions to find Nancy Guthrie’s kidnappers

A retired FBI agent has just tugged at heartstrings with his revelations and comments about the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case that has entered its sixth month.

He shared everything while speaking to Fox News Digital, and the person in question is retired FBI negotiator and supervisory agent, Jason Pack.

In Mr Pack’s eyes, the way to reframe the kidnapping requires a change of perspective. He first began by painting the following image, “she had dinner with her family on a Saturday night, went home, and never made it to church the next morning. That's who we're talking about. Not a case number. A mother who was supposed to be at church.”

Following this he told listeners, viewers, those in the surrounding area, “go back and check your own cameras from that time period. Doorbell, security, dashcam. A lot of systems archive further back than people realize. If you drove through the area that night, pull your dashcam files.”

Another thing he pointed out was to really sit and ‘think’ about “the people in your own life,” he said in his direct message. “Somebody who left town. Somebody whose behavior turned in February and never turned back.”

Before signing off he also attempted to alleviate some fears and said, “you don't have to be sure. That's not your job. Sorting it out is [the investigators' job].”

For those unversed, her daughter Savanah has not given up her messaging to help find her mother either. She took to Instagram once more, over two days ago and shared a video where she pleaded with her fan base.

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