Rachel Brown
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1,519 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
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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Myron believes the poet would not be capable of holding a job, but that he was a prolific reader, especially of psychological materials.
He said the assailant was unpredictable and highly likely to act again.
Myron's profile suggested that the poet was educated, even referencing academic textbooks in his letters.
So they recruited the most literary member of the police department to do an analysis of the poet's vocabulary.
Robert C.
Eli was the Wichita Police's chaplain, the spiritual leader for the police.
He found there was a distinct evolution in the poet's writing.
Here's a selection of the chaplain's profile read by an actor.
He finds a hundred and seven unusual terms in the letters like consentaneous, damify, objurgate, and puissance.
He thinks the poet is intentionally trying to underplay his intelligence in the letters.
For example, the poet will write his letter N backwards, but not consistently.
Though he notes, as you also might have noticed, that the poetry is pretty amateur.
Eli's analysis of the poet letters leaves them with a warning.
The police gathered all the information from their new profiles and tried to connect the dots.
Here's Detective Mike McKenna.
A member of the Wichita Police Department leads a press conference filmed by Cake TV to reveal to the public what they'd learned and to make an appeal to the poet himself.
Christmas decorations up around the house, nestled in for the night.
The Finleys are hosting their family.
It's Christmas Eve.
Their youngest son, Bruce, goes to make a phone call and finds the line is dead.
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