Welcome to Unconcluded. I'm Sean Gert.

In this episode, we're going to correct some

information you heard in a previous episode and look at a serial rapist with some interesting

similarities to Jennifer Kessie's disappearance. Thanks for joining us. So let me tell you

about something that I do that's kind of weird.

So have you ever had a question or interest in a topic and you've taken to the internet

and then two hours later you found yourself knee deep and more information about that topic

or a question than you ever needed to know?

I'm bad with this.

For example, like I do this thing where sometimes I'm watching

TV or a TV show or a movie or something. And I feel like I recognize one of the actors or actresses

and I just have to know who the person is. So I grab my phone and I open the, it's an IMDB app,

if you're familiar with that. And I pull up the show and I find the person, the actress,

or actor, or whoever it is. And before long, I'm scrolling through all of their previous roles.

I end up reading about every award that they've ever been nominated for. I've scrolled through

their trivia about their dog's name or whatever else. And, you know, forget it if there's something

in there about a controversy or an event in

their past because at that point I'm on Wikipedia and looking that up. And, you know, I'm an

hour into it about knowledge that I don't really need. I bring this up because I've spent the last

couple of weeks reading more probably than I have in the last two years.

But it wasn't because I was looking up an actor or a news event.

It was researching the human brain.

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