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1:03:56Now PlayingIn this JCS Inspired case, you're going to see the interview of a man who r*ped, beat, and decap*tated a young Asian woman he had lured into his car.
On June 9, 2017, Yingying Zhang was traveling off-campus to an apartment complex where she was planning on signing a new lease. She was running late and messaged the agent what time she should be able to arrive. There was a mix-up when she tried to transfer buses, and she ended up missing the one she needed to take. She tried to catch another one by walking a few blocks to the next stop. Later, security footage shows a vehicle circling Zhang and then stopping. She is shown speaking to the driver before getting into the car.
The driver was Brendt Christensen, who was impersonating a police officer with Zhang. This was not his first time doing so. He had previously tried to lure graduate student Emily Hogan into his car, but she refused and later reported the incident.
Zhang was not so lucky. Christensen took her back to his apartment, where he choked, r*ped, and stabbed her before beating her to death with a baseball bat and decapitating her.
As always, we'll also find a bit about the psychology behind the interrogation and what is most likely happening in the mind of the suspect.
This is the interrogation of Brendt Christensen.
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