Audio has surfaced of a phone call between Charlotte train stabbing suspect Decarlos Brown and his sister, Tracey Brown, recorded just days after he was taken into custody for allegedly stabbing 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska to death on a light rail train.
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In the audio, Brown can be heard admitting that he injured his hand during the stabbing, while acknowledging that he did not know Zarutska and had never spoken to her.
“I hurt my hand, stabbing her. I don’t even know the lady,” Brown told his sister. “I never said not one word to the lady at all. That’s scary, ain’t it. Why would somebody stab somebody for no reason?”
Brown, who according to family members has a history of mental illness, went on to claim that the government had implanted “materials” in his brain that were “controlling” his actions. {snip}
Tracey Brown, 33, pressed her brother for answers during the conversation, asking him directly why he targeted Zarutska. {snip}
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“They just lashed out on her, that’s what happened,” Decarlos replied. “Whoever was working the materials they lashed out on her. That’s all there is to it. Now they really gotta investigate what my body was exposed to… Now they gotta do an investigation as to who was the motive behind what happened.”
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