Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff for real crime stories.

I'm your host of a retired NYPD sergeant, Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Today, there is actually some new information that's, I actually have to thank another YouTube content creator for this information because

she obtained it through a foil request, or that's the acronym, it's known as Freedom of Information Law.

And she went through all the work to get the audio of Jennifer Soto's interview by the same

female detective who interviewed Stefan Stearns.

And I really like, I don't know what the name of the female detective is,

she's got a really good way about her in soliciting information

and coming across to the person being interviewed as not judgmental.

But soliciting the information and not in her voice,

obviously I didn't see her, this was an audio and not in her voice, obviously I didn't see her.

This was an audio recording.

And her voice letting on that she's at all shocked or surprised at the information that she's hearing.

So my whole dissertation or sort of way I'm looking at this case today, Jennifer Soto,

new interview released and the interview was from 227, 24.

So we know that Madeline went missing on the 26th.

So this is Jennifer Soto being interviewed on the next day. And I don't mean to be

coy or a wise guy or anything, but it's on the thumbnail. It says, is she complicit or she just dumb?

And if that upsets some of you, you know, a detective one time I had on the show named

Mikey Heinrich's a really heroic detective.

In an interview, he said to this, or he said on this interview on this TV station about

the interview of this woman, He goes, is she just playing

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