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But what the accused killer said next shocked everyone.
During a phone call with his sister—audio shared with the Daily Mail—Brown claimed that the government had “put material” in his body that controlled him. According to Brown, it was this mysterious substance, not him, that caused the stabbing.
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His sister pressed him, clearly stunned by his claim:
SISTER: So you said something in your body did what?
BROWN: The material, uh, put it like this. The material in my body stabbed the lady.
SISTER: And so she just got stabbed?
BROWN: Yeah, you know that’s not me. I’m talking about just for no reason.
Brown went on to say, “Well, since they did that, they got to investigate the material. My body was exposed too.”
When his sister asked why Zarutska specifically was targeted, Brown insisted he had nothing to do with it: “Hey, it, I don’t have nothing. They just lashed out on them. That’s, that’s, that’s what happened…Whoever was working the material, they lashed out on her.”
Court records reveal that Brown told investigators someone gave him a “man-made” substance that controlled his eating, walking, and talking.
Of course, millions of Americans live with mental health challenges—but they don’t randomly slaughter innocent women at train stations.
And then there’s the chilling moment caught on camera after the killing. Witnesses reported hearing Brown say, “I got that White girl.” That disturbing remark raises serious questions about whether race played a role, potentially destroying any so-called “insanity defense” his legal team might dream up.
Even President Trump weighed in, calling for a swift and harsh punishment. He demanded the death penalty, saying the savage crime deserved nothing less.
With the evidence mounting—and Brown’s bizarre “government material” excuse falling apart—this case is shaping up to be one of the most disturbing and senseless killings in recent memory.
