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Tonight — the person who hasn't called yet.

Eighteen thousand tips have come in. But the tip that breaks this case is probably still out there. Someone knows something. A neighbor. A coworker. A friend. A family member protecting someone they love. They haven't picked up the phone.

Former FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke joins us live. He spent twenty-one years getting people to share what they know — not through pressure, through trust. He ran the Bureau's Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program. He understands why people stay silent and what finally makes them talk.

Tonight Dreeke breaks down witness psychology in real time. The person who doesn't realize their information matters. The person too scared to get involved. The person shielding someone at the cost of the truth. How do you reach each one? What breaks the silence?

The Guthrie family has released multiple pleas. They're speaking to whoever took Nancy — but there's another audience watching. The people on the periphery who know something. Does that spotlight bring them forward or push them further away?

And Dreeke speaks directly to whoever's listening with a piece of this puzzle. What would it take to get them to call?

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