BREAKING NEWS: Forensic staff just found a DEEP WOUND on Anna Kepner’s neck — investigators believe it may reveal how she was restrained
BREAKING — A new development has shaken the ongoing investigation into the death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner aboard the Carnival Horizon. According to a preliminary forensic report, specialists have identified a deep, narrow wound on the right side of Anna’s neck, a detail that was not included in the initial summaries released earlier.
Experts say the wound’s shape suggests an object or force pressed firmly against her neck, potentially offering new insight into how Anna may have been restrained in the moments leading up to her death. While authorities emphasized that the discovery does not yet point to any specific individual, they acknowledged that the injury is “consistent with certain types of mechanical pressure that investigators are now analyzing.”
A source familiar with the forensic review described the mark as “pronounced enough to suggest prolonged contact,” though more tests are needed to determine the exact cause.
Investigators are now re-examining the timeline inside the cabin, reviewing surveillance footage, and interviewing everyone who had access to the area. The FBI has not yet commented on whether this injury could narrow the list of persons of interest, but officials note that the wound could play a critical role in reconstructing Anna’s final moments.
The case remains open and under active investigation.