BREAKING UPDATE: Career Criminal Decarlos Brown Denies Killing Iryna Zarutska – Blames Government ‘Materials’ in His Body for the Stabbing! (Audio)
The case surrounding the brutal murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska just took an even darker — and more bizarre — turn.
Decarlos Brown, the 34-year-old career criminal caught on surveillance allegedly stabbing Zarutska on a Charlotte light rail, has now spoken out from jail. Instead of accepting responsibility, Brown is spinning a wild conspiracy theory to excuse the crime.
In an audio call to his sister, Brown denied committing the murder at all, claiming the government had planted foreign “materials” inside his body that somehow acted through him to kill Zarutska.
“That’s not me. I’m talking about it for no reason, but since they did that… now they gotta investigate the material in my body. Since they want to do all that, now they gotta investigate,” Brown said.
He went further, insisting these so-called “materials” were in his brain and that:
“Whoever was working the material… they lashed out on her.”
🎧 Listen to the chilling audio here:
The audacity of this defense is breathtaking. This is the same man who, moments after the attack, was reportedly caught on video saying: “I got that White girl.” Yet now he wants the world to believe he’s a victim of some government brain-implant plot.
Brown’s delusional excuse highlights exactly what’s wrong with soft-on-crime policies that keep letting violent offenders back onto the streets. He had been arrested more than a dozen times and should never have been free to begin with.
Iryna Zarutska’s blood is on the hands of woke judges and Democrats who enabled this madness. And now, rather than remorse, we get conspiratorial rambling from a killer who thinks the system owes him an investigation.
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