Jennifer Soto Police Interview NYPD Homicide Sergeant Commentary

Police Off The Cuff/Real Crime Stories

Bill Cannon Police off the Cuff/Real Crime Stories

True Crime, Military, Law Enforcement, Crime

4.4 • 870 Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2024

⏱️ 211 minutes

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Inside Look: NYPD Sergeant Breaks Down Jennifer Soto Interview #Jennifer Soto police interview #jennifer Soto #stephansterns #NYPD Homicide In this exclusive video analysis, we break down the insightful interview with Jennifer Soto, featuring NYPD Sergeant [Name]. Join us as we explore key themes and takeaways from this compelling conversation, delving into the nuances of law enforcement, community relations, and the challenges faced by police officers today. Our expert panel will dissect the interview, offering context and commentary on Soto's perspectives and the Sergeant's responses.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.
0:16.1	I'm your host, retired NYPD homicide Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.
0:24.4	You know, folks, the video that you're going to see today, Jennifer Soto, police interview,
0:32.9	is a rather long video, but it speaks volumes. And I want to thank Paul Amuni from the
0:41.2	Plunder True Crime podcast for making this available to me. And I definitely are sincere in my
0:48.7	thanks towards her. But what I want to mention is that this video is pretty amazing because in the whole time since we've watched and followed this case, so going back to February 26, 2024, I always felt that Jennifer Soto was complicit in this case, involved in the murder, an enabler,
1:14.7	all of those things. I never bought her whiny little voice. I never bought that she didn't
1:24.4	know what was going on. And she seems like someone to me
1:29.2	whose whole life is just in denial.
1:33.2	And I don't doubt she suffers from mental illness.
1:37.5	But right now I don't have time to feel sorry for her.
1:42.0	What I have time to do is feel sorry for her
1:46.3	13-year-old daughter who was murdered
1:48.4	by Stephen Stearns.
1:51.1	This picture of this evil man
1:53.9	you see up on the screen.
1:56.1	And as we watched
1:58.0	and watched
1:59.7	the interview, the police interview with Jennifer Soto,
2:05.1	we look within ourselves and we say, is that the way a mother reacts?
2:14.7	Some of the inappropriate ways referring to her daughter as the body
2:23.7	her reaction when she told when she was told your daughter's dead i mean that was
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