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.

Folks, I want to hope everyone and wish everyone a great holiday weekend.

Thanksgiving is now over, of course.

I know many people probably still sleeping with their belly about two inches larger,

but the world of news doesn't stop.

And I thought we'd give a update today on what's going on with Hanukobayashi.

And we discussed it in sort of a bit of depth yesterday, myself and Professor Mike Ge And there's, there's numerous things about this case

that's bothersome to me. Uh, and of course, just all the circumstances, uh, yes, Hannah Kobayashi,

the search continues. Frankly, it makes no sense at all.

Her flying to L.A., missing her flight accidentally on purpose, all of a sudden disseminating

somewhere into the L.A. community being seen numerous times, a couple of Venmo

scams where she lost all her money. And I told you yesterday, and myself and Professor Mike

Gehry discussed it that our thoughts are, is that there is a drug or mental illness angle here. And if this upsets

people, that's too bad. We're going to look into what this case actually is. The other one of the

other big problems I have with this case is that there's too many spokespeople for the family.

You need one spokesperson, one,

because when you have multiple,

the stories change all the time.

And then the media just seems to be jumping all over,

the human trafficking side.

She was kidnapped.

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