New theory posed in Nancy Guthrie case by ex-FBI profiler: 'This is not  a kiddie crime'

A former FBI profiler floated a new theory about who could have taken Nancy Guthrie, the mother of "Today" show co-host Savannah Guthrie, who went missing earlier this week.

Candace DeLong, host of the "Killer Psyche" podcast, discussed Guthrie's disappearance on "The Lead" with Jake Tapper on Wednesday. She said that even though investigators in Pima County, Arizona, have released few details about any suspects, there seems to be enough evidence to suggest that Guthrie was abducted by an experienced criminal.

"This looks to me like it was committed by people who have experienced committing other crimes," DeLong said. "This is not what we call a 'kiddie crime.' A couple of teenagers [who are] thinking 'Gee, maybe we could get some money.' It doesn't look like that at all. And if that were the case, I think something would have happened by now. And it has not happened."

Reports indicate Guthrie disappeared from her home sometime in the early morning hours on Saturday, after she was dropped off there. Her pacemaker was last connected to her cellphone around 2 a.m., according to investigators.

Guthrie's disappearance has reached the ear of President Donald Trump, who has said he planned to call Savannah Guthrie about the incident.