Anna Kepner's Family Is Waiting on Hudson's Answer to This

Timothy Hudson's murder trial in the Anna Kepner case has been pushed back three times, and prosecutors haven't opposed a single delay. The date went from June to September, from September to November, then from November to January.

Hudson's last day to enter a plea is January 15, 2027, under a hard deadline from the judge. If he doesn't, he goes before a jury January 25.

His attorneys say a single pending issue has to be settled before they can tell him which way to go. They also say family circumstances have limited their access to certain relatives.

Anna died at 18 on a Carnival Horizon family cruise in November 2025. Hudson, her stepbrother, was 16. The government is prosecuting him as an adult for first-degree murder, and a guilty verdict carries life.

Bob Motta of Defense Diaries and ex-FBI agent Robin Dreeke help me dig into why the government never pushed back on any of those delays.

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