Ep41: Minisode: Anna Kepner

Join Amy & Dawn as they take a closer look at the tragic and troubling cruise ship case of Anna Kepner, examining what happened and the questions that remain

Transcript

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 Hello and welcome to our podcast Talk Gruesome to Me, where we talk about movies and shows
 
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 that cover true crime, paranormal, and horror.
 
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 I am one of your hosts, Dawn.
 
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 I am currently located in Los Angeles and I think I'm pretty well versed in the horror
 
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 genre.
 
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 Especially those 80s classics.
 
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 A quick fun fact about me, I have a very extensive crystal collection.
 
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 Hello, I'm Amy.
 
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 I'm from Kentucky and my area of expertise for this podcast is paranormal.
 
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 A few fun facts about me.
 
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 I'm an empath.
 
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 I collect old dolls and you know, I've never flown on an airplane.
 
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 Can you believe that?
 
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 Now Dawn and I are also obsessed with true crime, so here we are.
 
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 Talk Gruesome to Me.
 
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 Hello, we are here with another true crime episode.
 
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 This one is very current.
 
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 It just happened a few weeks back.
 
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 We are going to do a little disclaimer that it is a true crime episode and we'll give
 
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 a little more details about that disclaimer in a few minutes.
 
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 Let's get into the story.
 
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 On November 7th, 2025, very recent, an 18-year-old Florida cheerleader named Anna Kepner was
 
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 found dead under a bed in her cruise ship cabin.
 
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 She was on the boat, the Carnival Horizon and her body was found hidden beneath the mattress
 
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 frame, wrapped in a blanket and covered with life vests.
 
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 The medical examiner later ruled her death was homicide by mechanical asphyxiation.
 
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 Staying in that same cabin were two boys.
 
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 One was her 14-year-old brother.
 
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 The other was her 16-year-old stepbrother.
 
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 His name is Timothy Hudson.
 
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 That's the only time we're going to reference his name.
 
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 That is out in the public, but because he's a minor, we don't want to keep repeating it.
 
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 We aren't going to say that again.
 
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 Court filings and recent hearings now describe the stepbrother as a suspect in her death.
 
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 And he has been sent to live with relatives outside of the house while the FBI decides whether
 
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 to bring state or federal charges or any charges.
 
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 In a few minutes, we'll walk through what we know about Anna's life, the timeline of the
 
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 cruise, and where the case stands right now.
 
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 I do have a little snippet to play.
 
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 It's from a YouTube video from Law and Crime.
 
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 It is Anna Kepner's stepmom, her name is Shantel, and she's kind of describing where they
 
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 were, the sleeping arrangements and whatnot.
 
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 So we'll just play that really quick for a couple of minutes for you.
 
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 As far as the minor children, what were the sleeping arrangements on this cruise?
 
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 In my room with my husband and his nine-year-old daughter, and then shared a room with his
 
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 Step sister and step brother.
 
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 The room was directly crossed from ours.
 
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 What was the stepson's name?
 
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 Anna Kepner.
 
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 And what was the stepbrother's name?
 
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 And how old is...
 
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 14.
 
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 And how old was Anna?
 
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 18.
 
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 Now, who made the decision to have these three teenagers in one room in the cruise?
 
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 We had talked it over with our travel agent, and that was what was suggested.
 
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 Did you have to sign any special permission for the children to reside together?
 
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 So, was it a mutual decision between yourself and your husband?
 
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 Correct.
 
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 And at some point did you discover that one of the children had passed away?
 
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 Yes.
 
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 And when was that that you discovered that?
 
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 Friday morning.
 
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 When was the last time that you had seen the child before that Friday morning?
 
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 Thursday night.
 
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 I want to say, also, if you want to watch the whole thing at 17 minutes, you can find it
 
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 Law and Crime.
 
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 But I want to say you'll hear a couple of times there were redacted names.
 
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 Those were the minor children, so they don't want to say those out loud on the internet.
 
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 And that's totally understandable.
 
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 Now this case is not solved.
 
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 No one has been charged with Anna's murder.
 
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 The 16-year-old will talk about he's a minor and is presumed innocent unless the court says
 
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 otherwise.
 
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 Our goal is to lay out what's been reported and make it as factual as possible.
 
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 Here's our concept warning.
 
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 So this episode involves the death of a teenager.
 
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 And we'll talk about some details about her death and how her body was found.
 
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 And we're also basing this episode on reporting from news outlets and then details revealed
 
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 in family court docs that have been summarized in the press.
 
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 So we try to keep things as factual as possible here.
 
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 Yeah, and both of us think that the best place to start is who was Anna as a person.
 
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 Anna Keppner was 18 years old and she is from Titusville, Florida.
 
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 She was a high-achieving student.
 
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 Her family described her as straight-a kid.
 
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 She was happy, bubbly, someone who lit up a room and made people laugh.
 
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 She'd been a gymnast from the age of two.
 
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 And by her senior year, she was on the varsity cheerleading squad at Temple Christian School.
 
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 She'd recently transferred there for her final year of high school.
 
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 And she had so much, so much more life ahead of her.
 
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 And she wasn't just athletic.
 
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 She was also outdoorsy.
 
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 She had a boaters license and she had a scuba certification.
 
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 She apparently loved being on the water, which makes the setting of this story because it's
 
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 a cruise, especially, I don't know, odd and heartbreaking.
 
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 Her family also has talked about how she wanted to join the military after graduation.
 
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 She had already taken the entrance test and she had started talking with recruiters and
 
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 was planning a career that would help her to serve her community.
 
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 All the people who described her and they knew her and they said she was kind and compassionate.
 
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 She volunteered in her grandparents over 55 community.
 
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 She helped out with local businesses in town.
 
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 She worked at an aquarium supply store and colleagues there said that there wouldn't be a day that
 
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 they didn't think of her.
 
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 Her grandmother, she called her Anna Banana, that's so cute.
 
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 And teachers remembered her poking her head into their offices just a chat, turning a quick
 
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 hello into a 15 minute conversation.
 
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 And that really just speaks on her character because when you're that age, most students
 
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 they could care less about the teachers or what they have to say.
 
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 And when we talk about a homicide, we're talking about cutting off this young girl's entire
 
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 future, her military plans, her friendships, her senior year, everything, just all in that
 
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 one night on this ship.
 
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 Again, early November, 2025, she went on a family cruise.
 
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 She was on the Carnival Horizon, which was a six-night Caribbean itinerary and that left
 
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 out of Miami.
 
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 Now I want to say this, her family tree, if you will, is quite complicated.
 
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 We did our best to try and make sure that we're getting all of these family members, the adults,
 
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 and their relationship with Anna and the relationships with each other, correct.
 
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 I really hope that we aren't going to say anything wrong, but I did try to find an actual
 
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 family tree, which I could not find.
 
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 So I'm crossing my fingers that this is all accurate.
 
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 But onboard was her blended family.
 
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 It was her father, her stepmother, siblings, and grandparents.
 
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 So this was not a small group of people.
 
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 Again, there's a lot of complicated family structure.
 
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 There's also a custody battle that we're going to get into as well coming up.
 
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 So complicated family dynamics.
 
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 Most certainly.
 
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 Again, Anna, she was sharing a cabin with her two brothers.
 
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 Her 14 year old biological brother and her 16 year old stepbrother.
 
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 Court filings and news coverage say that the three teens wanted to share a room together
 
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 and were considered very close.
 
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 Anna's stepmom has said that they were, they were like best friends.
 
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 This was not the case where at least on the surface people were forcing a girl to
 
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 bunk with someone that she didn't trust or didn't want to.
 
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 Only the story from the adults is that these kids were bonded.
 
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 They were close and they chose to room together.
 
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 Then fast forward to the night before Anna's body was discovered.
 
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 They had been on the cruise already for several days.
 
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 And according to testimony later shared in court, the family had dinner that night.
 
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 Anna reportedly told relatives that she did not feel well and she left dinner early to
 
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 go back to her cabin.
 
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 Surveillance footage, as described in the media, shows Anna returning to her room after spending
 
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 time with her grandparents.
 
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 And then that was the last time that anyone had seen her alive on camera.
 
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 Her stepmother testified later that she didn't check on Anna that night after dinner.
 
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 She just assumed that Anna had went to her cabin and had gone to sleep.
 
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 The three teens were in the cabin, so what happened in those hours is the mystery of this case.
 
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 Sometime during the late night and early morning hours, Anna was in their cabin with those
 
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 two boys.
 
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 Court records in interviews say that the 16 year old stepmother was the only person in the
 
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 cabin with her at certain points.
 
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 So her younger brother, the 14 year old biological brother, must have come and gone out of their
 
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 cabin.
 
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 And her father has publicly stated that in his view, the stepmother was the only one in
 
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 the room when she was last known to be alive.
 
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 There's also disturbing detail.
 
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 This is not court documented, but there's a disturbing detail from Anna's ex-boyfriend.
 
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 In an interview discussed with the news, he says that during a 3am FaceTime call, after
 
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 Anna had fallen asleep, he saw the stepbrother climb on top of her on the bed.
 
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 He didn't understand at the time what he was seeing in the moment and then connected it
 
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 later after she had passed away.
 
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 That's where we have to be really careful, though.
 
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 That's one person's account relayed through media.
 
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 It's important, but we gotta remember it's not sworn trial testimony in this criminal
 
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 case.
 
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 Still investigators and the family are clearly paying attention to it, though.
 
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 The next morning, the family planned to meet for breakfast.
 
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 Anna obviously didn't show up.
 
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 And at first, they thought that she was sleeping because she had said the night before that
 
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 she wasn't feeling well.
 
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 She wasn't seen by family for roughly 17 hours leading up to the discovery of her body,
 
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 which was kind of part of that clip that I played.
 
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 When Housekeeping staff eventually entered the cabin room late morning, they made this horrific
 
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 discovery.
 
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 Under one of the beds, they found Anna's body.
 
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 She was wrapped in a blanket and covered with lifevests.
 
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 Yeah, and she wasn't just lying there on the floor.
 
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 Someone had actually hid her there.
 
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 Exactly.
 
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 And this is one of the points that led investigators to treat her death as suspicious from the beginning.
 
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 You don't accidentally end up under a bed wrapped in covered with lifevests.
 
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 And then at that point, the ship alerted authorities and the FBI was waiting when the boat docked
 
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 in Miami.
 
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 For a little while, all the public really knew was that Anna had died on the cruise and
 
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 that the FBI was investigating it.
 
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 Then later in November, that's not.
 
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 We‚Äôre into December, November.
 
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 Just recent, the medical examiner's findings became public and Anna's death was then
 
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 ruled a homicide.
 
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 Her cause of death, mechanical asphyxiation.
 
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 So that can be things like strangulation.
 
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 It can be some kind of pressure on the neck that cuts off the airflow or the blood flow.
 
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 According to Anna's family, the FBI told them that it could have been caused by something
 
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 called a bar hold, which is basically where there's an arm across someone's neck.
 
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 And there were also bruises on her neck consistent with that type of force.
 
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 Okay, so she's found under a bed.
 
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 She's wrapped up.
 
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 She's hidden.
 
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 The cause of death, it's not an overdose.
 
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 She didn't fall.
 
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 And obviously there wasn't some sort of medical event.
 
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 Like you said, she couldn't have done this to herself.
 
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 It's homicide.
 
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 That started a huge shift in the public understanding of this case.
 
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 And what is really going on with it, they just had no clue.
 
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 And at that point, the attention turned to the question, who could have done this?
 
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 You know, they're in a locked environment on a cruise ship.
 
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 Yeah, and you know, the whole, everybody that knew them had to be shocked.
 
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 But this is where the stepbrother comes in.
 
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 Investigators were always going to look hard at the people that are closest to Anna in
 
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 time and space.
 
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 The people she was with in the cabin that night.
 
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 And court filings and separate family court case later revealed that the 16 year old stepbrother
 
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 had become the focus of the criminal investigation.
 
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 And those filings they refer to him by initials.
 
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 And there they describe him as a suspect in an FBI investigation in Anna's death.
 
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 And more recently, a Florida judge and a custody hearing explicitly referred to him as a suspect
 
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 in Anna's killing.
 
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 Magazines, they've also reported that the court record show he became the subject of a criminal
 
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 investigation shortly after Anna's death.
 
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 We also know that there are serious concerns about what was going on with them at the time
 
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 of this cruise.
 
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 There's reports that he had prescriptions for ADHD and also insomnia, but that he didn't
 
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 bring them with him for the trip.
 
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 Some accounts describe his behavior as increasingly erratic or even maybe troubling.
 
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 There are also claims surfaced in coverage quoting family Anna‚Äôs family says that he'd had
 
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 an unhealthy or obsessive fixation on Anna.
 
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 But again, I do want to say this loud and clear.
 
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 Those are allegations made by others and not proven in court.
 
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 Anna's father has been vocal.
 
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 In interviews, he has said that he believes his stepson was the only person in the cabin
 
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 with her when she was last seen alive.
 
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 And he's made some chilling statements about what he thinks should happen if the stepbrother
 
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 is found responsible.
 
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 At the same time, Anna's stepmother has said that Anna and the stepbrother were extremely
 
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 close and like you said, like best friends, and that the three teens themselves requested
 
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 to share that room on the cruise.
 
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 So you have parents and relatives who are maybe not sounding all on the same page about what
 
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 this boy is like or what he may or may not have done.
 
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 Yeah, and if you're wondering how we know so much about the stepbrother status, it isn't
 
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 because of the criminal trial.
 
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 There isn't one yet.
 
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 But it's actually because of a separate, very messy custody case.
 
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 After Anna's death, Timothy Hudson went to family court and he asked for emergency custody
 
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 of his younger daughter he shares with Anna's stepmother, Shantel.
 
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 He was saying that he was concerned about the safety of the other children in the household.
 
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 And I mean, I get that.
 
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 He also argued that he hadn't been allowed to see his daughter for over a year and that
 
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 his ex had taken the children on this cruise and they did not have his permission.
 
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 And then on the other side, Anna's stepmom, Shantel and her current husband Anna's father,
 
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 Christopher, they were fighting to keep custody of the younger child and keep details of this
 
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 criminal investigation from being made public.
 
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 So they're trying to keep all of these details quiet.
 
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 She requested a gag order in a family court to prevent parties from talking to the press
 
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 and to keep certain filing sealed.
 
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 But that's why these hearings are so crucial, these custody hearings, lawyers are openly
 
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 discussing the fact that the 16 year old is a suspect.
 
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 They're talking about what law enforcement's doing and where the 16 year old is now living
 
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 all in the context of is this younger child safe.
 
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 I also want to say that the father and the stepmom were able to keep that custody because
 
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 of the fact that this 16 year old was taken out of the house.
 
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 That makes sense.
 
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 I mean, there's no risk now.
 
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 And that's where we get one of the biggest developments about where the stepbrother
 
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 is today.
 
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 We know that he's been sent to live with relatives.
 
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 Anna's stepmother's attorney told the court that Anna's parents moved him out of the home
 
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 after the homicide ruling.
 
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 And that was because they didn't want to put other children at risk while the investigation
 
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 continued.
 
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 Court records say his location is being kept confidential and is only known to the parents
 
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 and law enforcement.
 
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 I did see an article that said where he is.
 
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 We are not going to say that because that's not ethical.
 
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 But unfortunately that information has leaked out.
 
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 And then in one hearing, the judge acknowledged that the teen is considered a suspect, but ultimately
 
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 ruled, like I said, that the youngest child, the girl is not in immediate danger living
 
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 with her father and stepmother.
 
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 So the judge did not remove that child.
 
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 Meanwhile, Anna's stepmother is in a form of protective exile, if you will, with relatives
 
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 and under a power of attorney arrangement as everyone waits to see what the FBI and the
 
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 prosecutors are going to do.
 
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 So where are things right now as of early December 2025?
 
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 No one has been arrested or charged in her death that FBI through its Miami office is leading
 
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 the investigation because this was a US citizen on a cruise in international waters.
 
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 The agency has declined to publicly name any suspects.
 
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 And despite that official silence, multiple court filings and hearings in state family court
 
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 identify Anna's 16 year old stepmother as a suspect and as the subject of an FBI investigation,
 
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 both his mother and his father have referred to him that way in documents and in testimony
 
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 as well.
 
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 And the prosecutors are still deciding what if any criminal charges they might bring.
 
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 The stepmother's attorney has publicly said the FBI is way in weather to pursue federal
 
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 charges because of the special marine time jurisdiction on the cruise ship or to hand
 
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 the case off to the authorities in Florida.
 
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 Toxicology reports and psychological evaluations are reportedly pending and those could influence
 
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 how investigators interpret what happened in that cabin.
 
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 The custody case is also still ongoing.
 
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 There are future hearings scheduled where Anna's mother, stepmother and the father are all
 
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 going to keep battling over the remaining children and over what information can be made public.
 
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 Well and how to navigate this whole possible homicide within their family.
 
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 One of the most heartbreaking things in this story is the emotional tug of war inside
 
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 this family.
 
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 Anna's father and some relatives who are openly suspicious of the stepbrother, they point
 
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 to the fact that he was in the cabin that Anna was hidden, that the cause of death was a
 
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 homicide and to some allegedly disturbing behavior of his that he has had in the past.
 
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 Now on the other side you have Anna's stepmother, she has said she believed the three teens were best
 
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 friends that she still loves her son even while at knowing and aknowledging he is under investigation.
 
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 She's trying to keep custody of her other child while she's also navigating the possibility
 
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 that her teenage son could be charged with murdering his step sister.
 
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 That is a lot.
 
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 And there's the stepbrothers biological father who has told reporters that he never gave
 
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 permission for his son to go on this cruise and he's also publicly grappling with the idea
 
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 that his child is a suspect in a homicide case.
 
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 According to reporting, he has also raised concerns about his son's mental health and
 
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 the lack of medication during the trip.
 
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 Just imagine these family dinner tables currently, two parents who once shared a child our split,
 
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 expouses or fighting in court.
 
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 There's a deceased teenage girl and a surviving teenage boy under suspicion and this is all
 
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 playing out in public.
 
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 It's a nightmare on top of a nightmare.
 
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 It's horrible.
 
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 I can't imagine.
 
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 Well, let's talk about why this might be moving more slowly than people expect because I know
 
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 a lot of listeners are probably thinking, hey, she was found under a bed hidden with a homicide
 
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 ruling why hasn't someone been arrested.
 
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 Crimes on cruise ships, especially in international waters, are legally complicated.
 
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 The FBI often gets jurisdiction under what's called special maritime jurisdiction, but they're
 
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 dealing with a moving crime scene.
 
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 There's a limited window to collect this evidence before the ship turns around rebords
 
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 with new passengers and then there's a mix of US and foreign laws.
 
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 You've also got forensic work on the body and the cabin, digital evidence that would be
 
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 phones, texts, face-time logs, social media.
 
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 You have witness interviews with passengers and crew who might already be back home and
 
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 no telling and where that is.
 
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 And you also in this case have questions about the suspect who's 16 with potential mental
 
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 health and medication issues, which that might lead to evaluations and reports before
 
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 charges are filed.
 
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 On top of that, prosecutors have decisions to make.
 
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 Do they charge him in federal court under maritime jurisdiction, like we said?
 
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 Do they refer this case to the state prosecutors in Florida?
 
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 Do they treat him as a juvenile or do they want to try him as an adult because of the severity
 
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 of this alleged crime?
 
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 According to the stepmother's attorney, that's exactly what the FBI and prosecutors are
 
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 weighing right now.
 
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 They want a case that can survive in court, not just based off of suspicion and outrage.
 
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 We need to say this clearly as well.
 
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 There is a lot of speculation online about what happened to Anna.
 
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 There are Reddit threads, TikToks and keyboard detectives pointing fingers.
 
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 Some of that is based on real reporting and let's just be real,
 
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 some of it is rumor and just pure theory.
 
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 But when you strip all that away and ask what do we actually know, this is what it boils
 
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 down to.
 
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 Anna was alive in a good condition enough to be at dinner the night before.
 
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 She told her family she felt unwell then she went back to the cabin.
 
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 She was rooming with her younger brother and stepbrother who supposedly they wanted to
 
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 all share the cabin.
 
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 She wasn't seen for many hours.
 
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 She was then found under the bed.
 
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 She was wrapped and covered and the medical examiner said she died by homicide via some form
 
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 of choking that still to be looked into more.
 
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 Now court followings and hearings now publicly label her 16 year old stepbrother as a
 
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 suspect and the focus of the FBI investigation.
 
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 He's been moved to live with relatives and prosecutors haven't yet decided on charges.
 
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 Everything beyond that the exact sequence of events in that room, the intent, whether
 
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 there was a struggle, sexual motive or even something else to that point, we don't know
 
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 it's unknown to the public.
 
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 Yeah, we just don't know a ton, but I will say spreading false information so it's not
 
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 good.
 
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 That can hurt families.
 
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 It can poison potential juries and it can even make it harder for the prosecutors to
 
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 do their jobs.
 
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 It can completely ruin the case.
 
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 I mean, yeah, it's very important that if you are going to speak about it, try to just
 
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 try to be as real and true as you can.
 
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 But what would justice look like in a case like this?
 
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 One possibility is that the FBI finishes its investigation and gets all the lab results.
 
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 They decide there's enough evidence to charge and a stepbrother with homicide and maybe
 
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 in federal court, maybe in state court, if that happens, we'll see a painful and it's
 
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 going to be a highly public process where the family has to relive everything in front
 
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 of a judge and jury.
 
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 Another possibility is that prosecutors decide they don't have enough to prove a case beyond
 
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 a reasonable doubt.
 
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 At least that's not right now.
 
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 That's a different kind of nightmare where Anna's death remains technically unresolved,
 
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 even if people in the family believe they know who's responsible.
 
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 It's just not final in the court.
 
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 There's also a narrow, more complicated set of possibilities, things like a plea to a lesser
 
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 charge, a juvenile poor disposition that's mostly seated, or some hybrid resolution that
 
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 tries to account for the stepbrother's age and mental health if those factors are significant.
 
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 We just don't know yet and anyone who tells you that they know how this is going to end
 
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 or what happened.
 
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 They're just guessing.
 
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 Absolutely.
 
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 But before we close, I want to go ahead and circle back to Anna.
 
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 It's really easy in true crime to get wrapped up in suspects and court cases and forensic
 
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 details.
 
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 But at the center of all this was a teenage girl.
 
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 A few weeks before the cruise, she was posting her normal senior stuff.
 
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 She was hanging out with friends.
 
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 She was working, making plans to serve in the military and just happy, excited, and talking
 
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 about her future.
 
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 Her classmates, they decorated her parking spot at school with flowers and notes that teachers
 
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 wrote long heartfelt post and just talked about how much they'd miss her popping into
 
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 their offices.
 
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 Her family talks about her laughter, her sense of humor, the way she could pull people out
 
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 of a bad mood.
 
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 She just really, she sounds like an amazing individual.
 
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 I agree.
 
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 And for them where this case stands, that's not just about legal strategy.
 
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 It's about whether the story they tell themselves about Anna's last night has an ending, whether
 
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 someone is held accountable, whether there's a record of someone that says, "This is what
 
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 happened to her and it mattered enough for us to name it."
 
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 Absolutely.
 
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 This is a, I hate ones where we just don't know.
 
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 Yeah, because we could sit here all, or the rest of the night and discuss what we think
 
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 could have happened.
 
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 And there's only a couple of people, so I do hope that they get to the bottom of what
 
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 happened to her who was responsible.
 
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 And even though I don't believe in justice, that you can make this better for the family
 
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 or closure, maybe they can just have a little bit extra comfort in knowing that some part
 
 422
 00:32:22,160 --> 00:32:29,280
 of Anna does have a little bit of justice where somebody is actually paying for this crime
 
 423
 00:32:29,280 --> 00:32:31,240
 because it just breaks my heart.
 
 424
 00:32:31,240 --> 00:32:34,760
 It seems like she really had a bright future ahead of her.
 
 425
 00:32:34,760 --> 00:32:41,360
 And just talking about her makes, I think we're both on the same page talking about the victims
 
 426
 00:32:41,360 --> 00:32:46,880
 and highlighting them when we do these stories is really the most important part.
 
 427
 00:32:46,880 --> 00:32:50,160
 It keeps them alive and it lets people know their story.
 
 428
 00:32:50,160 --> 00:32:52,440
 And that's what's important about this.
 
 429
 00:32:52,440 --> 00:32:54,880
 And I do want to say it's very important.
 
 430
 00:32:54,880 --> 00:33:02,800
 If you have an information about what happened on the Carnival Horizon on November 7th, 2025,
 
 431
 00:33:02,800 --> 00:33:10,880
 you can reach out directly to FBI's Miami Field Office or your local field office and just
 
 432
 00:33:10,880 --> 00:33:22,520
 ask to be connected to the case team. 
 
 433
 00:33:22,520 --> 00:33:23,520
 Yep.
 
 434
 00:33:23,520 --> 00:33:26,920
 And we will meet back here in two weeks.
 
 435
 00:33:26,920 --> 00:33:28,400
 Thank you so much for listening.
 
 436
 00:33:28,400 --> 00:33:35,640
 You know, I know we've been focusing more on these true crime stories because it's important
 
 437
 00:33:35,640 --> 00:33:43,760
 to both Amy and I just in general, but from the victim support, I guess, I don't know how
 
 438
 00:33:43,760 --> 00:33:49,840
 I was to say it, but from the victim's side of it and trying to highlight these people and
 
 439
 00:33:49,840 --> 00:33:54,880
 tell their stories and talk about them so that like you said, they aren't forgotten.
 
 440
 00:33:54,880 --> 00:33:58,200
 So thank you for listening.
 
 441
 00:33:58,200 --> 00:34:04,000
 Hopefully you keep listening because we are definitely going to keep with this true
 
 442
 00:34:04,000 --> 00:34:05,000
 crime.
 
 443
 00:34:05,000 --> 00:34:08,120
 The minisodes are going to be more true crime based.
 
 444
 00:34:08,120 --> 00:34:15,160
 I feel like if I was in their situation and I had someone missing or needed answers about
 
 445
 00:34:15,160 --> 00:34:21,640
 their death, I would be very grateful to any and all that shared anything about my loved
 
 446
 00:34:21,640 --> 00:34:22,640
 one.
 
 447
 00:34:22,640 --> 00:34:26,480
 So I do hope that this does help in some way.
 
 448
 00:34:26,480 --> 00:34:27,480
 Yes.
 
 449
 00:34:27,480 --> 00:34:35,800
 Alright, well, we will meet back here in two weeks and we'll be starting a new trio.
 
 450
 00:34:35,800 --> 00:34:36,800
 How exciting.
 
 451
 00:34:36,800 --> 00:34:38,040
 I can't wait.
 
 452
 00:34:38,040 --> 00:34:39,040
 Yes.
 
 453
 00:34:39,040 --> 00:34:40,040
 Thank you everyone.
 
 454
 00:34:40,040 --> 00:34:41,040
 Bye.
 
 455
 00:34:41,040 --> 00:34:42,040
 Bye.
 
 456
 00:34:42,040 --> 00:34:50,520
 Thanks for making it to the end and hanging out with us.
 
 457
 00:34:50,520 --> 00:34:53,800
 Keep on the lookout for our next episode and stay gruesome.
 
 458
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