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

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

You know, folks, I'm sure everyone that's listening right now knows that the case of this little girl,

Audrey Cunningham, has ended tragically.

If you didn't watch the press conference earlier today, about 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.

Sheriff Byron Lyons gave the grim discovery of which, you know, it wasn't a surprise to those of us that follow these cases

all the time, those of us and law enforcement.

I don't think we were very surprised at the outcome of what occurred.

Nonetheless, it's none easier to accept that something like this occurred.

Just absolutely horrific.

It's not something that we can accept.

It's not something that you could ever, ever get used to.

And... it's not something that you could ever ever get used to and 11-year-old girls aren't supposed to die you know and they're not supposed to live in the situation that this

poor little girl Audrey Cunningham lived in, you know, many people,

you can imagine what her life was like even before this. And we have to know that there

was probably many bad things happened to this poor little girl throughout her life.

Let me play a little bit of the press conference.

If I can get this on the screen.

The information that we have gathered in this criminal investigation is substantial.

The Polk County Sheriff's Office investigators, the Leavison Police Department, and the Texas Rangers, the Game Wars, the FBI.

Look, he reaches out to all the different law enforcement agencies that work this case.

The County Sheriff's Office, the Jacer Center County Sheriff's Office,

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