Baby-faced stepbrother accused of killing Anna Kepner on cruise reveals his face in public for first time ahead of bail hearing
Timothy Hudson, the 16-year-old stepbrother accused of killing Anna Kepner on a family cruise, appeared in public for the first time ahead of his bail hearing. A federal judge will decide whether he can remain free on supervised release or must be detained until his trial. Hudson faces serious charges, including murder and aggravated sexual abuse, and could receive a life sentence if convicted.
- ▪Timothy Hudson revealed his face in public as he entered a federal courthouse in Miami.
- ▪He has been out of jail since being charged with Anna Kepner's murder in February.
- ▪Kepner's body was found wrapped in a blanket in their cruise cabin, and officials determined she was strangled and sexually assaulted.
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US News Baby-faced stepbrother accused of killing Anna Kepner on cruise reveals his face in public for first time ahead of bail hearing By Patrick Reilly Published May 27, 2026, 10:26 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The baby-faced teen accused of sexually assaulting and killing stepsister Anna Kepner on a family cruise revealed his face in public for the first time as he entered a federal courthouse on Wednesday. A federal judge is set to decide whether Timothy Hudson, 16, can remain free on supervised release or must be locked up ahead of trial. Hudson kept a straight face as he sauntered into federal court in Miami with his hands in his pockets and wearing a gray, button-own shirt.
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