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You are listening to someone know something from CBC Podcasts. In season 5, David

Rigen travels north to Thompson, Manitoba to investigate the 1986 murder of Carrie Brown.

This is Episode 6. The Call.

Hello. Hi, is this Kathleen? Yes. Hi, Kathleen, it's David Rigen calling. How are you?

I'm good, thanks, you. Kathleen Gold is Trevor Brown's cousin.

Carrie's mom and my mom are sisters and Carrie was only like a month old, do you know me?

Kathleen lives in Western Canada where she cares pretty much full time for her twin daughters,

both on the autism spectrum. She's also one of the administrators of a Facebook page dedicated

to the Carrie Brown case. Well, I think the biggest information that I could offer that's more than

what Trevor would be able to tell you is I've had a personal Facebook conversation with a retired RCMP

officer that used to work in Thompson. He's opened up to me quite a bit and given me some information

and his thoughts and feelings and stuff. It took a while for him to open up to me until he could trust me.

If I could ask of it, what he was saying or alleging in his conversations with you, the

Sarsini Pee Officer. He was saying like we should request the national inquiry.

This retired officer could be a gold mine of information. Kathleen cites a note he wrote to her

on Facebook about evidence that he says was available to RCMP investigators at the time, but

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