To Dr. Tiffany Sanders, psychologist, joining me out of Chicago. Dr. Sanders, you`ve given a lot of thought and study do this case. Give me a
profile of her kidnapper.
TIFFANY SANDERS, PYSCHOLOGIST: Absolutely, Nancy. This is somebody who lacks any sort of empathy, concern, care for a human being. Who will -- who
will take her away from her family, her friends, her loved ones.
This person has some sort of mental illness, disturbed, because you wouldn`t imagine that a human being will kidnap and keep someone for days
on end unless they are evil, just pure evil, Nancy.
GRACE: Well, you know, that`s going to be an argument in court, mental illness versus pure evil. But let me tell you something, Dr. Tiffany
Sanders, it happens every day.
Practically once a minute, someone goes missing. I`m very curious, Dave Priest, as to how the FBI knows she was held against her will in three
different places, Dave.
PRIEST: Well, we`re curious about that as well. We just passed the seven- year anniversary of her disappearance, and we`re here in Myrtle Beach area. We have kind of adopted Brittanee even though she was from the Rochester
area in New York.
And we`ve been following this really closely for a long, long time, and we`ve never heard any of this information...
GRACE: So, we don`t know why?
PRIEST: ... and so they held a press conference just recently in McClellanville. We found that she was held in Georgetown, McClellanville,
and even North Charleston.
That`s the first time that we heard that. And as you (inaudible) earlier, they said that they believe that she`s passed away, but they won`t disclose
any of that information although I believe they told the family, but family really is a family. They would not understand that.
GRACE: Yeah, Randy Kessler, a question to you. Do you believe the abductor could get a deal if he comes forward and gets her whereabouts, even know of
her remains.
KESSLER: I think he`s gonna get a better deal, but if he doesn`t come forward, he gets convicted because they -- family needs closure. You want
to bury her remains...
GRACE: What about you, Misty?
MARRIS: It`s absolutely possible that he will get a deal just to solve this mystery.
GRACE: You know, Joe Scott Morgan, can we even get the cause of death now?
MORGAN: It`s very, very difficult with skeletal remains, Nancy. Let`s keep in mind that if -- if -- if her her body is skeletonized, which I would
imagine by this time it would be unless she was preserved in some way, it would be very difficult to find any kind of insults on the skeleton.