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. We're still talking about the case of Sunshine Stewart that a 48-year-old woman who now forever and eternally will be known

as the paddle border. I don't think it's right to refer to her as such. She has a name, Sunshine

Stewart. She was quite an accomplished woman, a microbiologist, a captain of a lobster boat, a contractor, just a bartender,

did a lot of things in her life. And apparently this man here, a lot of news stations

are calling him this young man, this young boy. He's anything but he looked to me. He looks

like he's about six, two, six three, about two fifty. There he is posing with a rifle. And he was

staying at that same campground, Mick Mack campground. And apparently for years he and his family would go there.

So the potential that he knew or had come in contact with Sunshine Stewart is a real

possibility. And is it also a possibility? And we don't know because the state police

have released very little, the main state police.

In fact, the name of this young man, I'll call him a young man, they're calling him a juvenile,

was only released the other day on the arrest affidavit.

And when the paperwork came out, the state police

had no say in that. It was released. And that's how we found out the name of the perpetrator.

Let's call him who he is a perpetrator, who is charged with murdering Sunshine Stewart.

So folks, we're going to get into this tonight.

So hang on to your hats.

Hang on to your loved ones.

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