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

You know, there's been more and more information coming out in regards to the discovery material that has been released in regards to, of course, the Madeline Soto case.

And as a result of this discovery information that has just recently been released,

we are all privy to much more information than was originally disclosed. And some of this

information is quite, quite important, impacting upon the evidence, the timeline, and so many other things

in regards to this case. Abnormal security video, a Google Drive led to Stefan Stern's

arrest in Madeline Soto's case, according to the documents.

New release discovery documents give insight into how law enforcement officers came to arrest Stefan Serns as part of the investigation into the disappearance of

13-year-old Madeline Soto in February.

The state attorney's office on Thursday released several redacted reports as well as new

audio from an interview detectives conducted with Stearns on February 27th, the day Orange County

Sheriff's detectives again their investigation.

Stearns, as we know, is charged with first-degree murder in Soto's death.

While the documents, police, do not give insight into why Stearns was charged with Soto's death,

it does show why Stearns was arrested on charges of what they found inside his phone.

I'm not going to say it out loud. According to a case supplemental report,

the detective interviewed Stearns at the residence he shared with Soto and Soto's mom. Corresponding audio from the interview

shows Sterns was asked exactly where he dropped Soto off and where he went afterwards. Over the

course of the conversation, detectives questioned some details,

which appears to lead to Stern's changing his story.

So it's quite amazing that

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