The masked figure suspected of kidnapping Nancy Guthrie may have been at her front door earlier than Feb. 1 — the night she is believed to have been abducted — according to breaking details from a new report.

As first reported by ABC News, a source told the outlet that one of the images released by the FBI showing the suspect at Nancy’s door may have been captured by her Nest doorbell camera on a day that fell before the suspected abduction.

The image showed the suspect not wearing a backpack, whereas other images showed him with the backpack.

Savannah Guthrie and her mother Nancy smiling for a selfie.
The masked figure suspected of kidnapping Nancy Guthrie may have been at her front door earlier than the date she is believed to have been abducted.savannahguthrie/Instagram

Savannah Guthrie and Nancy Guthrie posing together.
Nancy, seen here with daughter Savannnah Guthrie, was reported missing Feb. 1.Instagram/savannahguthrie
According to the FBI, the images showed the suspect wearing a backpack were from Feb. 1, the day that Nancy, the 84-year-old mother of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie, was reported missing after failing to show up to watch a virtual church service.

Former FBI agent Jason Pack said to ABC News that if the images are of the same person, “it could indicate that the person was there surveilling the place before the abduction happened.”

“The fact that there was preparation and planning, which makes it more of a sophisticated type of criminal activity than someone just showing up,” he told the outlet.

Surveillance footage in infrared shows a suspect wearing a hooded jacket and pants, with their face obscured, standing under an archway.
According to images released by the FBI from Nancy’s Ring camera, the suspect was wearing a backpack.FBI

FBI image of an armed individual at Nancy Guthrie's home in Tucson.
However, a report says that an image shows the suspect not wearing a backpack, suggesting they may have shown up on an earlier date.via REUTERS
As of now, officials haven’t identified a suspect linked to Guthrie’s disappearance, and the Pima County Sheriff’s Department and FBI were not immediately available for comment to Page Six.

Theories are also circulating that the suspect caught on camera may not have been working alone and another person may be part of the abduction.

While Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said earlier in the month that he believed the man in the video is the “primary suspect” and “likely perpetrator” in the kidnapping, federal authorities have kept open the possibility that more than one person was involved.

Surveillance image of a person wearing a ski mask, light jacket, and light pants, with a shoulder bag, on a tiled patio in front of an archway.
As of now, officials haven’t identified a suspect linked to Nancy’s disappearance.AP

FBI surveillance image of a person in a ski mask holding a plant, from the night Nancy Guthrie went missing.
Theories are circulating that the suspect seen in the images did not work alone and there may be more than one person involved.AP

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos speaking at a press conference.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said earlier in the month that he believed the man in the video is the “primary suspect” and “likely perpetrator” in the kidnapping,Rebecca Noble for NY Post
FBI Director Kash Patel previously said the agency was investigating more than one “person of interest” in the case.

The search for Guthrie entered its third week on Sunday.

While the investigation appears to be scaling back, with no real breakthroughs since early February, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department has told The Post that between 300 and 400 personnel remain assigned to the case and that staffing levels are the same as when the investigation began.