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On a cool evening in 2019, a black Ford Ranger cruised through the streets of Anchorage, Alaska. The driver, a man with a South African accent, stopped to pick up a woman for what he claimed was a "date." They made a stop at an ATM, and while the man was momentarily distracted, the woman discreetly took his cellphone from the truck. After they parted ways, curiosity led the woman to explore the contents of the phone. What she found was chilling—a folder labeled "Homicide at Midtown Marriott." Inside were horrifying photos and videos showing the brutal beating and strangulation of an unidentified woman. In one of the videos, the man's voice could be heard saying, "In my movies, everybody dies. People need to know when they're being serial killed." Terrified by what she had uncovered, the woman immediately contacted the Anchorage Police Department. Detectives quickly recognized the voice in the videos as belonging to Brian Steven Smith, a South African native they were already familiar with from a previous investigation. Acting swiftly, police obtained warrants and learned that Smith was out of town on vacation with his wife but was due to return soon. As soon as he landed at Anchorage Airport, Smith was apprehended and taken in for interrogation, marking the beginning of a deeply disturbing investigation. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChyJSVq_rJuxGi0wAfSTBvg/join
