Rachel Brown
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1,519 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 5 Aug
Rachel Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Binge Crimes: What Happened to the Harrisons? · The Poet | 3. The Stabbing · 13 Jul 2026
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At this time, the idea of criminal profiling was just becoming mainstream.
Five years earlier, the FBI's behavioral analysis unit was formed, and police forces around the country are starting to think about serial offenders having patterns or MOs.
The poet investigators need help to get an idea of who this guy really is and what he might be capable of.
First, they get an analysis from Dr.
Schrog, the local psychologist who interviewed Ruth at the hospital.
He says Ruth's story is truthful and her memory of the events is sharp.
He thinks the poet is withdrawn, secretive, suspicious.
There was also the suggestion at this time that the poet may be a Vietnam veteran and might have a service-related injury.
Then, police collect all the letters from the poet together that had been sent to Ruth, Jawatsky, Fred Mann, and others.
By this point, there were over two dozen of them.
And they mailed them out to Dr.
Murray Myron for psychological analysis.
Myron is a big deal.
He's a criminal psycholinguist who the FBI consulted on the son of Sam serial killer case, among other high-profile criminals.
He writes back with a profile.
Here's a selection of what he wrote, read by an actor.
Unsub being the word at the time for unknown subject.
meaning an unstoppable preoccupation of the mind.
He went on to note that schizophrenia as a diagnosis would not alone make this person a danger, but that this unsub was attacking even in moments of lucidity, exaggerating his symptoms.
Dr.
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