The mystery surrounding Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance is a whodunnit that is consuming Americans’ attention.

Then everything changed.

And Kash Patel blew the Nancy Guthrie case wide open with this shocking image.

FBI Director Kash Patel revealed the FBI received its first big break in the case when the bureau was able to recover video footage from Nancy Guthrie’s doorbell cam from the morning of her disappearance.

The footage showed a masked figure approaching her door with another one apparently lying in wait out by the street.

The FBI believed it identified a person of interest in the Tucson, Arizona area.

And FBI and Pima County Sheriff’s Department officers questioned a man named Carlos, who was detained at a traffic stop and searched his home.

Neither turned up any evidence or clue.

ABC15’s Ford Hatchett interviewed Carlos, who said he never heard of Guthrie, and police may have suspected him because his cell phone showed up in her neighborhood due to his job as a delivery driver.

Mediaite reports on the transcript of their interview:

HATCHETT: So, Carlos, so, walk me through it. They had you here. I know you just said it. Had you heard of Nancy Guthrie before tonight?

CARLOS: Never until today.

HATCHETT: Never until today?

CARLOS: I watched the news, and I googled her number or her name. And they couldn’t prove it to me. Like, they didn’t have any – it was insufficient evidence. Like, they only had a phone on me. That’s all they had. And supposedly, I was at her house, but like I said, I work delivering packages to GLS. I might have delivered a package to your house.

HATCHETT: But didn’t kidnap anybody?

CARLOS: No.

The search for Nancy Guthrie continues.

Law enforcement still hasn’t identified any suspects.

The best potential lead turned out to be a massive bust.

And now, federal and local law enforcement appear to be no closer to identifying the culprits than before.

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