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.

You know, guys, we've been doing so, so much coverage on, of course, the Madeline Soto case

with sort of the onus being on the players in this case, who we consider the big players

to be, of course, Stefan Stearns.

And more and more documentation, more and more recordings, more and more

interviews have come out that instead of answering all kinds of questions,

which they have done, they've really raised more questions. More questions.

What happened? Who knew about it? Who was involved in it? You know, many people have asked

me and other content creators, should Jennifer be arrested?

Was Jennifer involved in this case?

And my answer to that is, even though the district attorney and the Kassami police have put out that they have no intention

of arresting her, I don't think that's true.

I think down the road, Jennifer Soto will absolutely 100% be arrested.

It is a strategy that I feel that the prosecutor is using in order to keep her

cooperating with them in this case. And cooperating, we all remember that photo, her comforting

Stefan Stearns early on when her daughter was missing.

And no one knew at that point whether she was alive or dead.

And she's comforting this man we now know to be the monster in this case, a absolute monster.

And that means a lot. It's just seeing that, you know, Jennifer Soto's shocking

admissions in Madeline's death. Absolutely. She made some very shocking admissions,

not to being complicit in the actual murder, but in their life, in the peripheral,

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