Julie K. Brown

But anyway, what they were trying to say was, look, we weren't monitoring you.

Now keep in mind, my name's the only thing on this page practically.

For me to understand what it was.

So then of course I look at the itinerary, then I had to go back in my emails because this was from, you know, eight years ago.

It was actually happened also on the itinerary happened to be a flight that I was taking the day before he was arrested.

So anyway, we had planned, my videographer Emily Michaud and I, to fly to Arkansas to meet with Maria and Annie Farmer, two victims, and interview them.

Annie lived in Texas.

Maria was in Arkansas.

So in order to do the interview, we agreed to fly Annie to Arkansas so we could all do the interview in one place.

So that was what it was.

They were monitoring her itinerary.

And because I had purchased the flight, my name was attached to it.

So they're saying, we weren't really following you.

We weren't monitoring you.

We were really monitoring a victim.

who they didn't even really name on the record, but I knew who it was because that was the only person I had ever, a victim I had ever bought a flight ticket for.

So it took a bit, but it's interesting because Annie called me.

I was so glad she called me because

sometimes you kind of feel like you're in this together with this story.

You know, you're in this sort of club you don't want to really be in, but you are.