There has to be some common sense.

There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir. They have the car stopped in ten.

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. 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.

And with me tonight, I have straight out of Brooklyn, Phil Grimaldi.

How you doing tonight, Phil?

I'm doing pretty good, Billy. How you doing?

Not too bad, not too bad. I'm looking

forward to covering this case. We haven't spoke about it in a long time, but we'll get right to it.

And we also have a treat with us tonight, a crowd favorite straight out of the Bronx,

retired NYPD sergeant and professor at Alberta Magnus College. Mike Geary, how you doing

tonight, Mike? Good, Billy. Thank you for having me. Good evening, Phil. It's going to be a great show,

Mike. How are you? One of the things we are covering tonight, of course, everyone or many people have seen the picture that the law firm released of Gabby Petito based on the civil suit.

Now, I'm going to put that picture up on the screen right there.

It's sort of horrific because this was taken, it was a selfie and it was taken two minutes before

her vehicle was stopped, her and Brian Laundry before the Moab police stopped their vehicle

and pulled them over. And in no way did we see, did we see this type of injury on the police

officer's body camp? So we're very concerned with, did Gabby perhaps cover this up with makeup

in covering her abuser? That's not uncommon for an abuser to do something like that.

Because nowhere, when we look at the body cam and we've looked at it numerous,

numerous times, nowhere did we see an injury like that.

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