In addition to the Baby Hope story, it will feature another one written by Jill Bauerle, the podcast's executive producer, about the unsolved case of a victim who remains unidentified to this day – nearly five years after her body parts were found strewn along a beach in South Brooklyn.
The first season for Break in the Case will run through January 2020. Conlon, a former Bronx detective and New York Times best-selling author who rejoined the NYPD in February 2018. "It was a case that the detectives never forget and never let go even when they moved on to other parts of the Police Department, even after they left the Police Department," said Mr. With no means of identifying her, the trail stayed cold over those two decades until a key Crime Stoppers tip reignited the investigation. The case began in 1991, when an Igloo cooler discarded in a park in Upper Manhattan was found to contain the body of toddler.
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29 on the NYPD website, nyc.gov/breakinthecase, with the first episode of a series written by Edward Conlon exploring the investigation of the murder of Anjelica Castillo, who was known for 22 years as Baby Hope. Such storytelling is as much a part of the NYPD's mission as crime fighting.īreak in the Case went live on Oct. With its reach, the material raises public awareness about the department's public safety initiatives that serve the city's neighborhoods, such as Crime Stoppers. More than entertainment, Break in the Case captures the humanity and hard work of NYPD officers and the department's connection with the people of New York City's diverse communities who share in the responsibility for public safety by offering tips that help investigators clear crimes. In long-form narratives, Break in the Case portrays the investigative work of the men and women of the NYPD - the World's Greatest Detectives - with stories that are pulled from their own casefiles and storytelling that features their own voices, recollections and insights. The New York City Police Department has launched Break in the Case, a podcast in the true crime genre that offers listeners an intimate glimpse inside the nation's largest police force.
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