Previously unseen ring camera video reveals multiple vehicles on a backroad route near

Nancy Guthrie's home during the critical early hours of her suspected abduction back on

January 31st into February 1st. This now new 26-day old footage shows activity outside the immediate property that may expand the timeline and spatial footprint of what authorities have been investigating as opposed to what they might now be investigating and why this case continues to defy easy explanation.

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Tonight, we're breaking down a potentially seismic clue in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. This new ring camera footage, and someone,

including us, we're asking the question yesterday, is this case cold or getting cold? And the

answer, I think, is no. It takes a while to solve crimes.

And if the footage we're seeing are about to look at tonight is any indication, maybe it's

going to provide clues, maybe not, but it's certainly adding a little bit of momentum.

But the new ring camera footage captures multiple vehicles neared.

When I say nair in about a two and a half mile radius of Nancy Guthrie's home,

but if you know the area, which two of our best guests know better than most,

there's not a lot of ways out to escape from Nancy Guthrie's home being undetected,

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