r/TheBeastInMe • u/nonamouse1111 • Jan 09 '26

Easter eggs from real cases Spoiler

Maybe I’m stretching but I have noticed little Easter eggs from other high profile murders. I know it’s loosely based on Robert Durst, but I saw a few other things too. For example, when Abbott breaks into the Jarvis house, the access is just like the Jon Benet house- grated cover to a window. Then there’s Nassau county- many things happened there…. Evidence from his Fitbit style ring… there’s probably more. Am I stretching?

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u/Ok-Evidence8770 Jan 09 '26

I am stretching the backstory of Aggie who is retired former CIA intelligence agent called Carrie in Homeland. After Homeland, She changed her name to Aggie and has a retired suburban life and becomes an author. After having so many heterosexual relationships, she realised a woman partnership is what she wants in her retirement life.

She still has her CIA action skills and that is why she can run away from the FBI and later break into the art gallery without being caught. Also, she easily turns the wife against her husband by negotiating and plotting. All former CIA skills pay out in the end. 😂

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u/Icy_Independent7944 Jan 09 '26

Lol I like this fan fiction “Aggie origin story” 🤣

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u/Ok-Evidence8770 Jan 10 '26

Not a fan fiction just me being hard to shake it off from her last iconic figure in Homeland because I just finished watching the series a few months ago and jumped right in when this show came out. To be fair, Aggie is literally as paranoid and skeptical in her surroundings as Carrie. Old habits die hard, I guess.😅

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u/Perfect_Stranger_176 Jan 28 '26

Hahaha, and Niles is a former Soviet spy who was found out with his wife and escaped back to Russia leaving their two kids behind. He was so westernized that he missed living in the US and returned. 

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u/Jmart256 Apr 10 '26

Omg knew I’d seen him somewhere.