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

Real Crime Stories on Retired, NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon.

You know, a tragic ending to the Camilla Almost case, the missing person case.

Tragic in the way that we're covering this tragic story, a case that began as a missing person case. Tragic in the way that we're covering this tragic story, a case that began as a missing

person case. We all remember that. And the investigation has ended in heartbreak. What started with

hope, community searches, and unanswered questions has now become a full-scale death investigation.

Law enforcement is carefully piecing together.

Camilla's final moments relying on forensic evidence, not speculation, to determine what

happened and who may be responsible.

This is a developing case, and this afternoon,

we're going to separate verified facts from rumor,

explain the investigative process, and focus on one thing, only, the truth.

That's all we want is the truth.

We want innuendo.

We don't want.

He said, she says, we want the truth in regards to this case.

That's what this young lady deserved.

And when we first started covering this case,

there was the specter out there that Camilla almost may have had some mental

health issues leading to a potential suicidal ideation, is how the chief involved in this case

described it, you know, and that was concerning. And some of the hints that we had early on were that she had left

home without her phone left it at home left her car keys left everything at home that's an

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