2 chapters across the catalog
The case of Kenyal Brown, a suspected serial killer in Detroit, is presented as evidence of federal agencies protecting dangerous informants. Despite numerous parole violations, Brown was released at the behest of a federal agency and subsequently killed six people. Detroit Police Chief James Craig publicly questioned why a known criminal was allowed to remain on the streets, a situation the hosts link to the "trauma-based economy."
Police in Fairfax County, Virginia, arrest Anthony Robinson, dubbed the "Shopping Cart Killer," for the murders of at least four women met on dating sites. The hosts discuss the prevalence of "media murders" in America and the recurring theme of suspects with histories of mental illness being left to roam the streets. They also mention a recent stabbing at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) involving a man whose membership was revoked.
