Nancy Grace (Host)

Is it probative?

Would the original particular hemorrhages look different than the second round of particular hemorrhages?

I mean, can I look at her particular hemorrhages and determine that the pressure had been applied, released, applied again?

Could I tell that strictly from the particular hemorrhage alone?

And you said something about...

thrashing her head back and forth.

I'm trying to look for evidence proving a struggle, because we have been told, quote, she fought for her life.

You mentioned scratches.

Got it.

Agree.

But what did you say about her thrashing her head back and forth, which would indicate a struggle?

Anna excuses herself from dinner early, not feeling well.

Surveillance footage shows Anna walking back to and entering the room she shares with her brothers.

After eating, the teen boys come back to the room before the youngest sibling ventures out again to explore, leaving Anna and their stepbrother alone.

From Inside Edition.

There's an investigation conducted by the FBI arising out of sudden death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner.

The little girl was wrapped in sheets, possibly a blanket.

It was a full 24 hours before her body was found.

Anna Kepner, the teen cheerleader, dead on a Carnival Cruise ship.

The cruise ship insisting there was no alcohol served to teens, but in a videoed court hearing, a lawyer says they were drinking.