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

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

Good to be back home. I was out in Paradise, out in Amagans at Long Island for a week,

and watching the ocean and the whales and having fun out there.

But I tried to do some coffee with cannons and cover this case,

but you can't cover it the way it should be covered unless you have your whole setup.

And, of course, my co-host being with me tonight.

Now, this case now, I'll let you see the thumbnail.

Shocking new details and the all extra, extra interviews of Jennifer Soto.

And the more you listen to these interviews and more you hear the inconsistencies and you know the time frame that she was interviewed, the more, at least from my perspective, her behavior is just

beyond inappropriate for a mother who's got a 13-year-old missing daughter. Her behavior

is beyond inappropriate when she finds out information that is so horrific in regards to her boyfriend

and her young 13-year-old daughter. And when you listen to these interviews, to me, it's just

unfathomable that a mother could react in that way.

Therefore, myself as a retired NYPD homicide sergeant,

as someone with 16 years in the NYPD Detective Bureau,

I have to think that she's involved and she's complicit.

I cannot believe that a mother could be that out of touch, that could be that selfish,

that could be that drugged up all the time when she claims that her daughter's life and her life are intertwined.

And every day her daughter's life is all she cares about.

Yet there's no evidence of that.

I don't see any evidence of that.

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