The Harm Done
Amber BattsCall me stubborn: I keep tugging until the truth is clear. The Alaskan killer Brian Steven Smith is a failure with consequences. The Harm Done is my nonstop, receipt-heavy investigation. Come help me finish what Alaska wouldn’t start.
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He Targeted Sex Workers. Sex Workers Exposed Him.
Since Octavia Spencer’s Season 2 of The Lost Women series, The Lost Women of Alaska, aired on HBO Max and ID, much of the conversation surrounding the show has focused on MMIP, and it should.
Brian Steven Smith on Preventative Crime
This is a small part of a recorded interview I had with Brian Steven Smith at the Anchorage Correctional Complex on July 9, 2024.
The Recording Devices Tell Their Own Story
Brian Steven Smith wasn’t a man who happened to have a phone camera and used it to record inhumane acts of violence. This was a man who had covert recording tools designed to make filming people easier to hide and harder to detect.
A Convicted Killer’s Other Recordings
DISCLAIMER: This work is mine, protected by copyright, so please don’t repurpose my writing or podcast. If you'd like to discuss, reach out. I’m happy to answer questions and collaborate.
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Alaska stories with teeth. I write, I remember, I research. I write about violence, institutions, survival, sex work, and the quiet ways people disappear on paper, in policy, and in plain sight.
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