It has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir. They have the car stop intended to branch, Michael.

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.

You know, I stay away for a couple of days and all kinds of things happen, you know.

A new announcement, of course, in the Gilgo case. After 27 years, they've made the identification of another

young woman who was found in that area and also happened to be an escort. And her name is Karen

Vergata. And it's been 27 years since, and I'm sure this is a bad picture of her.

It happens to be the only picture that they put out there.

There was one that equally, she was 30, I believe she was 34 when she went missing.

She's obviously not 34 in this picture. So they determined the identification on this woman, Karen Vergata.

She was found both on Fire Island in 19, or missing in 1996, and also near Jones beach in 2011 suffolk county district attorney ray

tini announced on friday that the woman who investigators have been calling jane doe number

seven and fire island jane doe was karen vagata who was 36 years old and is believed they've been

working as an escort when she went missing in 1996.

To join me tonight, you guys are going to be very happy. I have two outstanding,

I don't even call them guests, I'll call them co-hosts. And one of them is, of course, a fan favorite,

the man of reason, retired NYPD sergeant professor michael gerry

mike welcome to the show tonight really good evening thank you for having me on it's always great

to have you mike you know the the folks the subscribers the fans they love you And it's good. So maybe I'll get some love too.

But we also have with us tonight, fantastic. And she's with her own show, Melanie Little Attorney,

mother of five actress. She's doing fantastic. She hasn't even been on the air. I don't think

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