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Esther Reed ////// 212

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  • Nov 16, 2023
  • 54:58
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Esther Reed ////// 212

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She conned us all... it was 1999 in South Carolina. 20 year old Brooke Henson went for a walk. She was traveling two blocks on foot in the middle of the night. She intended to walk to a store and buy some cigarettes. She never made it. Before leaving she had left a note for her boyfriend. They had been arguing that night. Her parents last saw her walking from their home at 2:20 in the morning. They have not seen nor heard from her since. Then in 2004 Brook Henson took out $100,000 in student loans and enrolled at Columbia University in New York City. Beer of the Week - Identity Crisis by Mad Tree Garage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps

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Brief Summary

Brook Lee Henson went missing in 1999; Esther Reed stole her identity and was later arrested for fraud.

Key points

  • The Disappearance of Brooke Henson. Brooke Henson went missing in 1999 after a disagreement with her boyfriend.
  • Esther Reed's Identity Crisis. Esther Reed assumed multiple identities after disappearing, including that of Brooke Henson.
  • The Shocking Discovery. A job application leads to the discovery of Brooke Henson's missing person case.
  • The Great Escape. She agrees to a DNA test but plans her escape immediately.
  • The Lane Bryant Connection. Esther Reed's arrest ties into a tragic shooting at Lane Bryant.
  • Identity Theft Unraveled. Esther Reed assumes multiple identities, including Brook Henson's.

Episode highlights

Tension

65/ 100Some tension

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