Good evening, everyone, and welcome to Police Off the Cuff. Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, a retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Good to be back from the Thanksgiving holiday. I took a few days off.

Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

This case of Anna Kepner still persists,

and many, many questions are being asked,

sort of by a public that isn't very patient,

but that doesn't matter whether the public is patient or not.

The investigative body that is investigating this case, of course, is the FBI, right? And they don't

really care whether the public is impatient because they haven't made an arrest yet. This case

has already been determined to be a homicide, right? So the manner of death has been determined to be a homicide,

and the cause of death has been recorded to be manual asphyxiation

through the use of a potential arm bar across the neck.

Suspect, yes, we have that too. And they're calling him her stepbrother with the

initials, TH. And why? Why hasn't T.H. been arrested yet? That's a great question, is it? He is a suspect. He's the

last person to see her and see himself on video go into the room,

go into the state room where Anna took her last breaths, where she died,

by, according to the medical examiner, the means homicide homicide, the cause, asphyxia.

So there's no surprises here.

So why is everyone making up all other manner of things, oh, and inventing sensationalized things?

The FBI is meticulous.

They have already done interviews on TH. We all know he's a 16-year-old stepbrother.

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