Four years ago, a female criminal with a long history of theft, assault, and prostitution got into a car with a man who offered her a ride on a “date” near downtown Anchorage in Alaska. When the man left her alone in the vehicle, she stole a memory card containing digital photos and videos from the central console. Now, what she found on that card is of crucial importance in an ongoing double murder trial: horrifying images and videos of a woman being beaten and strangled in a Marriott hotel. The attacker’s voice, with a strong accent, can be heard on the recordings, urging her to die, while her covered body is hidden on a luggage cart outside the building. “Everyone dies in my movies,” a voice says in one of the recordings. “What will my followers think? People need to know when they’re victims of a serial killer.” About a week later, the woman handed the SD card to the police, who identified the voice as that of Brian Stevens Smith, a 52-year-old South African citizen known from a previous investigation. Smith has not pleaded guilty. According to court documents, he is charged with 14 counts, including first and second-degree murder, sexual assault, and tampering with evidence in the case of Kathleen Henry’s death, with her last photos taken in September 2019. Smith was registered for a stay from September 2 to 4, 2019, according to the records office. Police claim that Kathryn Henry was killed at the TownePlace Suites by Marriott hotel in Anchorage, and Smith was there from September 2 to 4, 2019. The last photos on the memory card were taken in September 2019 of a dark-colored pickup truck, according to the indictment. The location indicated that at the time the photo was taken, Smith’s phone was near Rainbow Valley Road, close to the Seward Highway south of Anchorage, the same place where Henry’s body was found several weeks later, said the police. During questioning, Smith told the police that he had killed another woman, as well as another murder.
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