Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff.

Real Crime Stories.

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

I want to shout out to my buddy, Dutty Ron, from Crime Time with Dutty Ron, who's a friend of

mine who's battling some serious illness at this time.

Let him know and all his fans, all his subscribers know that I'm thinking about him,

and many people are thinking about him and saying prayers from him.

And on this sort of eve of going into Thanksgiving, I want everyone to remember him and to pray for him and his full recovery from this disease.

Folks, you know, this whole Anna kept the case,

we've been hearing a lot about it in the last few days.

And let's recall that she lost her life on the 7th of November. So we're already at the 26th. That's nearly three weeks. And since that,

the investigative body that is investigating this case really hasn't been heard from.

The case and all the information relative to this case has been coming out in dribs and drabs through the media.

And we're glad that it has, but there has been some official sources,

and the official sources, of course, have been inadvertently released through family

court documents.

And that is how we first found out that this investigation into the death of Anna Kepner, in fact,

was ruled a homicide.

And we also found out that the stepbrother, only known as TH, and everyone of course knows

his name, but we're not releasing his name because he is a juvenile and we found

out some really really disturbing things since the infancy of this case since the advent of this case

and a lot of family things this dysfunctional, I might add, family things in regards to this case,

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