@Riley_S 

thanks for responding to me. The camera that was disconnected was on the cloud recordings. The camera that has video footage is on a sd card. But either way both cameras were on and recording on those days. I have them connected to my Alexa account so I was able to to and get audio from my Alexa recent activity recordings on that day during those times, and there's audio proving someone was home in the living room an d that's the camera that has no footage. My bedroom camera was still recording and has footage and audio that picks up to the living room. I took the SD card out to preserve the footage before the expiration timeframe. And even doing so, the footage was still on the bedroom camera until it expired. I had Amazon send me a copy of the activity data and on that document it shows that the living room camera was on at one point and then became unavailable, and states an unknown source and gives a source of endpoint.remote.68. There was activity from my Alexa recordings that were also deleted and shows the dates and times that unknown source accessed my Alexa recordings and deleted specific dates/ times it was picking up audio. The timeframe of when the cam recording was shut off, unplugged, or disconnected is the same times the Alexa audio activity recordings were deleted. 
 

sorry for the long explanation of events. But I was just hoping to get more detailed information as to what the cause of disconnection of the cam footage was. I really appreciate your time. Thanks again.

  @Mio2fresh 

  @Mio2fresh