Rachel Brown

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1,501 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 5 Aug

Rachel Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 6 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 5.

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The Binge Crimes: What Happened to the Harrisons? · The Poet | 4. Ruth Under Siege · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

So did you have to tell Ed and Ruth specifically that they were no longer going to be kept in the loop about the investigation like they had been before? voice-verified

Did you tell them that directly? voice-verified

Ruth and Ed were not happy about this change. voice-verified

Jawadzki had become someone they came to rely on not only for information and updates, but reassurance and friendship during their darkest times. voice-verified

Ed complains about Mike Hill's tight-lipped approach to Jawadzki, who tells Ed he can't do anything about it. voice-verified

Hill isn't even keeping him up to speed on the case either. voice-verified

Within days of taking over, Captain Mike Hill gets a letter, almost as if the poet was, in his twisted way, welcoming him into the fold. voice-verified

The embarrassment for the police department piles on as the media, including Cake TV and TV10 News, follow the poet's every move. voice-verified

Public pressure is mounting. voice-verified

The police are already getting an overwhelming number of tips from concerned citizens, largely through a tip line they'd set up. voice-verified

Wichita is scared, and their faith in their police force is at risk. voice-verified

It's time to think outside the box. voice-verified

So the cops decide to go fishing, and their bait is Ruth herself. voice-verified

Officers suit her up in a bulletproof vest and send her to walk around downtown Wichita, trailed by a handful of plainclothes officers and unmarked cars. voice-verified

By this point in the investigation, officers had been accompanying Ruth on every errand downtown, even walking with her on her lunch break. voice-verified

The poet knew so much about her, they figured he must be watching her. voice-verified

The police hoped that dangling her out in the open like this could draw him out, but he stayed in the shadows that day. voice-verified

So they get some new bait on their hook, local journalist Fred Mann. voice-verified

By now, Fred and the poet were basically pen pals, swapping poems back and forth in the newspaper classifieds. voice-verified

Fred says he had an arrangement with the Wichita police where he'd communicate with the poet through these poems, and in turn, the police would give him scoops about the investigation. voice-verified

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