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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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 5.

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The police thought the car was so beaten up and distinctive that surely somebody would have noticed it.

But there are no witnesses.

The trail goes cold.

Ed and Ruth stay on high alert, fearful that Ruth could be taken again at any time.

Detective Arlen Smith of the Wichita Police recalls how things changed for the couple.

The headaches she had been getting ever since she received the first POET phone call became an everyday occurrence now.

She begins to suffer from intense stomach cramps.

And there was little Ed felt he could do to protect his wife.

He felt helpless and frustrated.

But Ruth had been able to describe the man in detail.

Ed was an artist.

He liked to paint.

So he put his skills to use and came up with a sketch of the guy with wire-rimmed glasses and graying hair.

The police took his sketch and sent it in a special bulletin to all officers on the force and even posted it around town.

Lieutenant Drowatzky and his team remain vigilant.

He sends two police detectives to surveil Ruth at work, following her at a distance on the street during her lunch breaks.

Drawatzky and the Finleys were working together closely, keeping each other in the loop on developments and theories.

Drawatzky and his wife even start socializing with the Finleys, going to the same church.

Drawatzky, an old-school kind of cop, usually kept his distance from the people involved in his investigations.

But Ed and Ruth were so kind and generous that he and his wife fell into an easy friendship with them, even having dinner with them some evenings.

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