Good afternoon, 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, so much is going on now with all these different books coming out, the sentencing to Brian Koberger happening.

And now these books are coming out that, you know, that, what was his motive?

Didn't we all know what his motive was?

Didn't we know that? So now we have to hear it from

a James Patterson book that just so happens to be coming out the week before that he gets sentenced.

Isn't that a little bit convenient? I'm finding it not to be so truthful, you know, I mean,

and then they name a Emily Allant, who saw it in her dream that Madison Mogan was targeted.

I believe there is actual evidence of the fact that he targeted Madison Mogan.

So we have to listen now to these billion-dollar, million-dollar authors like James Patterson

to tell us a week before the sentencing, which is supposed to happen on July 23rd, all of these facts that we allegedly

didn't know already. And the gag order still in place, even though he pled guilty. And on Thursday,

there's going to be a hearing for the broadcast media to try to get rid of this

gag order so that they can find out legitimately from law enforcement, from the district

attorney's office, what evidence do you have that has not been reported yet?

Because the gag order is not necessary anymore.

So we're waiting and we're listening to all these millionaire authors now.

Howard Bloom comes out with a book, right?

And that came out first.

Now James Patterson, the week before the sentencing.

So folks, hold on to your hats,

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