While I am not the most familiar with reddit; I do have an active interest in aviation safety protocols, watch AirCrash Investigations, and dabble in learning more about aviation engineering. I have a couple of questions regarding the pilots from the recent Miami Prime Air 21 crash. 

I am very curious as to what happened to the person who did in fact escape in the footage posted by Telemundo. The footage is shown on the reddit post here : 

https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/s/C4IEE7UPEi

 Did the first responders/police find this person?

There's additional footage showing firefighter teams attempting entrance on the opposing side of the craft through the window. Given that they're still spraying down multiple positions on the craft means that the hazard on scene is not 100% stable and fully under control or they would have gained entrance from the open door from the footage above. 

I've included this video embedded in this post as there is a lot of imagery and videos on that article, so it can be a bit hard to pick out which one I'm referring to. But the secondary footage I am referencing is sourced from this Daily Mail article found here.:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16111635/miami-amazon-plane-crash-runway-safety.html

And I am by no means an expert in these kinds of things, but by the fact the responders are going in by this route with urgency (to prioritize a rescue over a recovery operation) compared to waiting until the fire(s) are completely put out, this would lead me to believe they still thought people could be inside. If this is the case, would it be a stretch to think perhaps the second pilot did not escape? Or could it mean that the guy who escaped told them there was someone still in there? Or did the responders not know the whereabouts of the one that escaped and were proceeding as if both pilots were inside? 

In another post there were also comments that the engine on the side where the door escape was, was still operational and running and deemed too dangerous to use. How long was the period of time from when the person exited in the Telemundo footage to when the first responders arrived and accessed the situation to make a rescue through the opposing side window? Did the person in the Telemundo footage effectively execute a hit and run with a cargo jet??

There is really not enough information being released as the situation is still fluid, but seeing multilple snippets of this kind of footage out of context has me hoping the next NTSB briefing will reveal what really happened to the pilots and if both pilots are in some sort of custody. I just thought to pose these questions here as there are obviously a lot more knowledgeable aviation educated people on this reddit, than in the news, that could possibly give me better insight.

Forgive me if this is not an appropriate post/flair and feel free to delete if I'm posting incorrectly. I'm a first time poster, mostly bit of a lurker, but wanted to attempt to engage a bit more but I've been getting kicked off posts due to the fasten seat belts flairs (of which I totally understand why they're being implemented on certain posts) so thought to make a separate post.

Questions regarding pilots of the Prime Air 21 crash in Miami