Good evening, everyone, and welcome to Police Off the Cuff. Real Crime Stories.

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

You know, the case that we've all been following with Anna Kepner, it's really moving extremely slow.

And I think we all want some closure to this case.

And the FBI is always the investigative body that definitely moves the slowest in these cases.

And I'm not blaming them when they put this case together and when they

finally do pull the trigger on this case, I believe there will be an arrest and it's not going

to be a surprise to anyone. It's just we're all, I think, a little bit frustrated in the amount of time

that this case has taken because, let's face it, this happened. Well, it'll be nearly a month.

The 7th of December will be a month this occurred on November 7th. And the mystique involved in this is the fact

that it did happen on this cruise ship, this carnival cruise ship. And the involvement of family

is really what's shocking to a lot of us.

For 18-year-old, Anna Kepner was supposed to be a family vacation

on a luxury cruise ship.

But as we know, the trip ended with a horrifying discovery

that would launch a massive FBI investigation.

She was found in her state room,

concealed under the bed.

News reports on the medical examiners' findings

stated that the cause of death

was mechanical asphyxia by another person.

Well, the crime or the term homicide simply means death caused by another.

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