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00:00:01We have a very serious problem.

00:00:04We have an individual who, apparently, has an uncontrollable urge to kill.

00:00:11It wasn't a bogeyman this time.

00:00:13It was BTK.

00:00:15You didn't need to imagine anything to be afraid of it.

00:00:18He was there.

00:00:19BTK was a serial killer who literally left a historical mark on the city of Wichita.

00:00:27This person spent over 30 years planning and carrying out the murders of men, women, and children.

00:00:38Good evening. We have exclusive details.

00:00:40A new communication that may be from the BTK serial killer.

00:00:44BTK was provoking the police.

00:00:46You're going to find a murder.

00:00:47He was teasing all the women there.

00:00:51A notorious killer kept Wichita, Kansas, on the edge for decades.

00:00:57While hiding in plain sight.

00:01:00Now, the horror of BTK's shocking double life is revealed by one of the people closest to him.

00:01:07If someone had asked me before 2005, I would have said that my life was practically an American dream.

00:01:13I lived with wonderful parents in a large house.

00:01:15And then I discovered that every day of my life was a lie.

00:01:28I want people to know that I'm a serial killer.

00:01:33I can do these things and go back to a normal life.

00:01:37That's unbelievable.

00:01:39But that's what happened.

00:01:47Wichita is the kind of place where kids used to run around in the summer catching fireflies and riding their bikes.

00:01:54Yes, it was a good place to grow up.

00:01:56We never lock our doors.

00:01:59I was raised here, and my family was raised here.

00:02:03Excellent people, a great economy.

00:02:06Many of us are here in the region.

00:02:09Wichita was an industrial city.

00:02:12We started making airplanes in the 70s.

00:02:14I think we had the Cessna, we had the BIT, we had what at the time was the Learjet.

00:02:19We had a golden economy here.

00:02:23The thriving city in the Midwest attracts people from all over the country and beyond.

00:02:29The Otero family had recently moved from Panama for the new job of the family patriarch, Joseph Otero, as

00:02:37aircraft mechanic

00:02:38We spent seven years growing up in the Panama Canal region.

00:02:42He found a job in Wichita.

00:02:44We packed all our things into a suitcase, left my grandparents in Puerto Rico, and flew to Wichita.

00:02:52I was 15 years old in my first year of high school.

00:02:55I was the oldest of five children.

00:02:58It's going to be cold, so dress warmly.

00:03:00This is the kind of weather that makes you want to stay home.

00:03:03In truth...

00:03:03Danny and Carmen were in their first years of high school, and Joe and Josie were in their second.

00:03:09primary.

00:03:11So we would wake up in stages, I would get ready for school, Danny and Carmen were already awake.

00:03:15And Joe and Josie would wait for half an hour.

00:03:19On a cold January morning in 1974, Wichita's reputation as a peaceful community was shattered, along with the...

00:03:28lives of the Oteros.

00:03:30Actually, I think it's a demon that's inside me.

00:03:35He entered me when I was younger.

00:03:37It has been controlling me ever since.

00:03:43But it exploded on January 15, 1974.

00:03:49That's when the bomb really exploded.

00:03:55I remember going home.

00:03:57I walked through the gate to our backyard and saw my dog, Luke, outside.

00:04:02Luke never stayed outside.

00:04:04I went in from behind, I felt that something wasn't right.

00:04:08My mother's purse was on the stove, upside down and with everything spilling out.

00:04:11So I yelled, "Is anyone home?"

00:04:14One of my brothers said, "Charlie, come quickly."

00:04:16Mom and Dad are playing a nasty joke.

00:04:20And I ran down the hallway.

00:04:22I saw my mother and my father.

00:04:27It felt like someone had ripped open my chest and physically ripped out my heart.

00:04:34My father's eyes were wide open.

00:04:36He had a belt around his neck and it was very cold.

00:04:40As soon as I touched them, I knew they were dead.

00:04:44The phone line was cut.

00:04:47The father and mother were found in the room.

00:04:50The mother was lying on her back in bed.

00:04:54She was tied up.

00:04:57The father was tied up, obviously strangled.

00:05:00His hands and feet were tied behind his back.

00:05:03Other police officers arrived, and I kept saying, "I need Joe and Josie."

00:05:08Don't let them go home and see this.

00:05:10And finally they told me that Joe and Josie were inside the house with my parents and

00:05:15who were dead.

00:05:17I barely remember anything after that.

00:05:19To this day, it breaks my heart.

00:05:24The little boy was in his room.

00:05:27He was also tied up with Venetian blind cords.

00:05:31And he had plastic and a t-shirt over his face.

00:05:36It was clear from the impressions on the carpet that the murderer had picked up a chair and watched that boy suffer and die.

00:05:46This made the police officers very upset.

00:05:48And the little girl who was 11 years old was actually in the basement.

00:05:54And she had been partially hanged.

00:05:57She had a rope around her neck that was hanging from one of the pipes.

00:06:02She was not raped.

00:06:04But there was semen that was found in the basement.

00:06:08I remember arriving at the crime scene and the detectives, who would normally say something, were quiet.

00:06:16It was shocking.

00:06:17And it's terrifying for everyone.

00:06:21The police don't know how to explain the bizarre and brutal murders.

00:06:27The investigators started from the premise that the person who committed this act must have harbored resentment against the Oteros.

00:06:35They were thinking that this must be some kind of feud or revenge.

00:06:40Someone not only dedicated a great deal of time to it, but also applied great skill to it.

00:06:45Authorities are investigating the Otero family's history.

00:06:49They study the skillful knots the assassin tied.

00:06:52They are looking for similar crimes in Wichita, in the state, and throughout the country.

00:06:57They involve the FBI, but their efforts lead nowhere.

00:07:02And the city is very shaken.

00:07:05The citizens of Wichita were in shock.

00:07:09And when the details began to emerge, they struck fear into the heart of the city.

00:07:14It was a very disturbing time.

00:07:18Ordinary citizens of Wichita, who had never locked their doors before, were suddenly locking all their doors.

00:07:24They checked their phone lines.

00:07:27When my family was murdered, I felt a sense of emptiness in my heart.

00:07:31It's as if he's no longer there.

00:07:33I feel their pain, I feel their anguish.

00:07:36What they felt while they were dying, I still feel it to this day.

00:07:40It's something that breaks my heart and shatters my soul.

00:07:44Regarding the victims, they were more of an achievement or a goal.

00:07:49A hunt for that object.

00:07:54The Zotero murders are still haunting Wichita.

00:07:58Just a few months later, the residents are shaken by another brutal massacre.

00:08:03Cat Bright was a college student, returning home with her brother.

00:08:08Someone had broken into the house when Catherine and her brother arrived.

00:08:15He tied them both up in separate rooms.

00:08:18Kevin manages to free himself from his restraints and confront the killer, who shoots him twice in the head.

00:08:25Incredibly, he still manages to escape and run to ask for help.

00:08:29The killer realized he had lost control of the situation.

00:08:33He pulled out a long knife and began stabbing Catherine.

00:08:43At the time, they hadn't connected this to the Zotero murders because the modus operandi simply wasn't similar.

00:08:50nothing.

00:08:51Seriously injured.

00:08:52Kevin provides the police with a description of the attacker.

00:08:55A tall, white man.

00:08:58That's not enough information.

00:09:00Then, in October of '74, an article was published about imprisoned sex offenders who confessed to murdering Zotero.

00:09:09And someone wasn't happy about that.

00:09:12This did not sit well with the murderer.

00:09:14He liked having all the attention focused on him and only on him.

00:09:17So he contacted the newspaper called Ittah Eagle and explained that he had a letter that had been placed inside.

00:09:25from a book in the Ittah public library.

00:09:29The police found the content very disturbing.

00:09:33He shared information about the crime scene that only someone who was there would know.

00:09:41Josephine, hanging by her neck in the northwest part of the basement.

00:09:47Hand tied with curtain cords.

00:09:50A knot with four or five turns.

00:09:53You probably call me psychotic.

00:09:55I'll never know when that monster enters my brain, but it's here to stay.

00:10:01He has already chosen his next victim or victims.

00:10:06Good luck hunting.

00:10:09He said, you can call me tie up, torture, kill.

00:10:14Because that's what I do.

00:10:16Later shortened to Ittah Eagle.

00:10:21We immediately realized that we might have someone in our community who is a serial killer.

00:10:30At this point, you're thinking, we need to find that person.

00:10:35Or we'll probably have other victims.

00:10:39But to the authorities' surprise, the BTK disappeared for the rest of 1974.

00:10:47Until 1975 and 1976.

00:10:51And you think, where is he? Where did he go? Is he dead? Is he in jail? Is he killing?

00:10:57elsewhere?

00:10:58Why are we being told there's a serial killer? Is he going to kill again? Or is he still killing?

00:11:06Someone who is a psychopath? They want to blend in. They don't want to show who they really are.

00:11:13They keep camouflaging themselves, camouflaging themselves, camouflaging themselves, so that you think he's your brother, your

00:11:19neighbor, her son, her husband, and her father.

00:11:23My brother was born in 1975. He and I are three years apart in age.

00:11:28My mom remembers telling my dad, you know? I'm worried about going out alone. BTK

00:11:34He's out there killing women.

00:11:35And my father told her, don't worry, you're safe.

00:11:43I started many, many years ago.

00:11:48It's like a volcano erupting, and erupting very quickly.

00:11:54With BTK out of the news for over two years, Wichita believes she is safe.

00:12:01But on March 17, 1977, that illusion was violently shattered.

00:12:08My mother sent me to the store. She was sick in bed.

00:12:13He sent me to Dillon's to buy a can of soup.

00:12:19On the way back, the infamous BTK stopped me on the sidewalk.

00:12:25He showed me a picture. He asked me if I knew who it was.

00:12:29I said, no sir. And he let me go.

00:12:34About 15 minutes later, he knocked on our door.

00:12:38I opened it and there was the same guy.

00:12:41And he went in immediately.

00:12:45At that moment, my mother went to the bedroom door and said,

00:12:49What's going on here?

00:12:51And he picked up a gun.

00:12:54My mother said, do what he says.

00:12:56He told my mother to put some blankets and toys in the bathroom.

00:13:03And he put us in there.

00:13:05He tied the door to the sink.

00:13:09He pushed one bed against the other in the doorway.

00:13:12That's where my mother was murdered.

00:13:16I peeked through the crack in the door.

00:13:20I saw everything.

00:13:24She was naked, her feet bound with duct tape.

00:13:29He tied his hands with the ribbon behind his back.

00:13:31Of witches.

00:13:36My brother, he broke the bathroom window.

00:13:40Screaming for help.

00:13:43I ran through the door and...

00:13:47I broke it.

00:13:50After I ran trying to untie the rope, I knew there was no hope.

00:13:54If I could have let go of the rope, I might have had some hope.

00:14:03I was a five-year-old boy.

00:14:06What could I do?

00:14:11The traumatized child tries to describe her mother's attacker to the police.

00:14:16But like Kevin Bright before him, he's too vague to be useful.

00:14:21After that, I deleted a few years.

00:14:32How do you recover from that?

00:14:34How does a five-year-old recover from that?

00:14:38This was a guy who never had the chance to grow up and have a life.

00:14:45Because he peeked through the door that day.

00:14:48And he saw his mother being strangled.

00:14:56We knew we had someone in the community who was a real monster.

00:15:01Not a person, not a human.

00:15:03But he'd be a monster to let that happen.

00:15:08Although there are some minor differences in the killer's modus operandi,

00:15:13The police are convinced that this is the work of the same man who murdered the Oteros.

00:15:18But they were afraid of causing panic.

00:15:20They didn't want people to know that these cases were connected.

00:15:24until they were absolutely certain that they were.

00:15:28Investigators are keeping the story under control.

00:15:31But seven months later, that job becomes much more difficult.

00:15:35when the killer himself calls the police to report his most recent victim.

00:15:40You will find a homicide at 843 South Pershing Street, Nancy Fox.

00:15:49Nancy Fox was single and lived alone.

00:15:54When the police arrived at the scene, they were disturbed by what they found.

00:16:00She was found in her bed, strangled to death.

00:16:06Some of her clothes were taken, and her hands and feet were also tied.

00:16:14The killer ejaculates on her shirt and throws it aside.

00:16:19He left it at the crime scene.

00:16:21There was no doubt. It was clear that it was BTK.

00:16:26You're going to find a murder.

00:16:29Voice experts studied the recorded phone call, focusing particularly on the unusual pronunciation of the word "homicide."

00:16:34You're going to find a murder.

00:16:36But it leads nowhere.

00:16:37Yes, 843.

00:16:39We were trying to connect these victims, but there was no way to connect them.

00:16:44We took our police officers to FBI headquarters.

00:16:48We have experts here.

00:16:50What more could we do?

00:16:52Nine weeks later, a letter was sent to Cake TV in Wichita.

00:16:56This makes it impossible to keep all the horror of BTK away from the public.

00:17:01How many do I have to kill before I get a name in the newspaper or the country's attention?

00:17:06The police believe that none of these deaths are related to Josephine.

00:17:11When I hanged him, it excited me.

00:17:15You don't understand these things because you're not under the influence of the X factor.

00:17:21Whether it was a sexual desire, or a voice in his head, or a demon to him, it meant that's why.

00:17:28that he killed him.

00:17:29The letter also includes a disturbing poem for Nancy Fox.

00:17:34Along with a graphic drawing of her tied to her bed.

00:17:39It was as if he had sat there and drawn her while she was dying.

00:17:45It was awful.

00:17:49At the end of the letter to Nancy Fox, he said

00:17:52Seven have already fallen, and many more are yet to come.

00:17:59Chief Lamunion realizes he has no choice but to inform the citizens of Wichita about the grave threat.

00:18:07between them.

00:18:08We needed to step up and give him what he wanted.

00:18:13With the idea of preventing him from killing again.

00:18:18With us now is Police Chief Richard Lamunion.

00:18:20We have an individual who apparently has an uncontrollable urge to kill at times.

00:18:27We weren't just communicating with the citizens of Wichita, we were communicating with him.

00:18:35We were saying hi.

00:18:36We noticed you.

00:18:38Now work with us.

00:18:40There is no doubt that the only person here would have the type of information that was in that letter.

00:18:46It could only have been the murderer himself.

00:18:49And that was the first time the public had learned anything about BTK.

00:18:54It was the first time the public knew we had a serial killer.

00:18:59People were terrified.

00:19:01They knew that life had changed forever for them.

00:19:05Still, in the weeks and months that followed the bombshell broadcast by Lamunion on television,

00:19:11BTK is silent again.

00:19:13And the matter cools down.

00:19:17A serial killer will target a specific category of people.

00:19:23Whether they are little boys, nurses, or prostitutes.

00:19:27And in this case, we had none of that.

00:19:30The victims were literally random.

00:19:35Experts said serial killers are loners.

00:19:39I was convinced that this was not true.

00:19:42This individual was a member of this community.

00:19:46And the reason we couldn't find him was because he was one of us.

00:19:52I was born in June 1978 in Wichita, Kansas.

00:19:57We were a family as traditional as any other.

00:20:01I wouldn't have thought my father had secrets.

00:20:04Because he's very similar to the most transparent, ordinary, normal, and boring people you could ever meet.

00:20:10And it's the strangest, most surreal and horrible thing to discover that he's a psychopath and a sexual sadist.

00:20:21In elementary school, I started having sexual fantasies, probably more than usual.

00:20:26A little stranger than other people.

00:20:29BTK killed seven people, boss.

00:20:32What kind of clues do you have?

00:20:35Honestly, we don't have any solid leads.

00:20:39We have nothing to point us towards any particular individual.

00:20:43In 1978, after the police chief said on television

00:20:48for the community that we had a serial killer,

00:20:51BTK was quiet for a while.

00:20:55But why he remained quiet all this time, only BTK knows.

00:21:04In 1984, Chief Lamunion assembled a task force of veteran investigators.

00:21:09and newcomers with the sole purpose of working on the BTK case.

00:21:13The local media call them the ghostbusters.

00:21:17I think we're going to solve the crime.

00:21:19The question is when are we going to solve the crime?

00:21:22The detectives organize years of files and meticulously transfer them to computers.

00:21:28They develop new profiles and lists of suspects.

00:21:32They spoke with hundreds of men.

00:21:36They discovered thousands of clues.

00:21:38We simply couldn't connect the ports.

00:21:42Lamunion is grateful that BTK hasn't taken any lives in Wichita since Nancy Fox in 1977.

00:21:49At least none known to the police.

00:21:53But the story on the highway in Park City might be different.

00:21:58There are six cities that are neighbors of Wichita.

00:22:03Park City is one of them.

00:22:05It's a city that people pass through on the highway.

00:22:09Frankly, they don't stop there.

00:22:11For young Carrie Rossum, Park City is her home and her heart.

00:22:16We had three bedrooms.

00:22:18Mine was across from my parents'.

00:22:20My father was in charge of things outside the home, and my mother took care of things around the house.

00:22:25My father liked to sit in a certain place and liked things his way.

00:22:29I wasn't supposed to touch his things.

00:22:31It was better to take my father outside and tend the garden with him or go for a walk with him.

00:22:35he.

00:22:36When you're a child, you discover these things about your father and then you kind of learn how to deal with them.

00:22:41with him.

00:22:43And I spent a lot of time with my parents, especially with my father.

00:22:47We used to camp and fish.

00:22:50We were practically forced to go to church every Sunday.

00:22:56Just a normal American family.

00:23:00You know? In the Midwest.

00:23:03I often used to say that my father was my best friend.

00:23:13Park City is a far cry from the horrors that BTK inflicted on Wichita.

00:23:18But on a cold April night in '85, a shocking murder leaves some investigators wondering if a monster...

00:23:27He ventured further afield.

00:23:29Mrs. Red was our neighbor.

00:23:31She lived seven houses away from us.

00:23:34Occasionally, Mrs. Red would be in the yard, and I remember walking past, waving to her, my parents saying hi.

00:23:41And then, later, I found out that Mrs. Red's body had been found and that she had been strangled.

00:23:47The body was naked and police say it was badly decomposed.

00:23:51A pair of pantyhose was found lying in the ditch next to her, but police say that's it.

00:23:56The only proof they have.

00:23:58We can't prove it one way or the other, but I remember two of the investigators saying, "This is the..."

00:24:05BTK, and some of the others said, I don't think so.

00:24:10Back in Wichita, a year later, a 28-year-old mother of two, Vicky Waggerly, is

00:24:16strangled to death in her home while her son plays in the next room.

00:24:20The suspect is her husband.

00:24:23Her husband came home for lunch.

00:24:27He found his son alone at home and walked around the house briefly, calling for his wife.

00:24:33And he actually thought that maybe she had gone to the supermarket.

00:24:38Thirty to forty minutes after arriving home, when he entered the room, he found Vicky lying between the

00:24:44bed and dresser.

00:24:55Naturally, the police will suspect the husband, because he's always the prime suspect, number one.

00:25:01Number two, he was in the house for a long time and couldn't find her.

00:25:06But the case was never solved; no one was ever arrested.

00:25:10At the end of 1986, as far as Wichita police know, BTK had not claimed any victims for a while.

00:25:18decade.

00:25:19Two years after being formed to capture him, the Ghostbusters task force was disbanded.

00:25:26They didn't capture the guy, but they built a solid base, like a rock.

00:25:31In 1988, Chief Lamunion hung up his badge.

00:25:35When I retired, the files were in order.

00:25:39It was a closed case, but it was an open case.

00:25:42You never close a case like this.

00:25:45We had done everything we could do at the time.

00:25:49And yet, the pain of not having caught the killer remains.

00:25:53As a police officer, you have everything under control.

00:25:57And here's a situation you can't control.

00:25:59It was so frustrating that we couldn't identify that individual.

00:26:04Extremely frustrating.

00:26:07In 1991, it was unknown whether BTK had attacked for almost 14 years.

00:26:14So, once again, another horrific crime in Park City.

00:26:19This leaves some police officers believing that the killer might still be hunting.

00:26:24Dolores Davis lived alone with one or two cats.

00:26:28And the circumstances of her case were intriguing.

00:26:32Someone had thrown a concrete block at her patio door.

00:26:37My sister called and said that our mother had disappeared.

00:26:43So I went there immediately.

00:26:45Like you...

00:26:46Who told you and how did you find out?

00:26:49The scene is discovered by Davis's boyfriend.

00:26:52Besides the concrete block and the broken glass,

00:26:56He sees her shoes piled up and the sheets have disappeared from the bed.

00:27:01The search for Dolores Davis drags on for days.

00:27:06Their son Jeffrey arrives by plane from his home in Orlando just in time.

00:27:10For the worst possible news.

00:27:13Dolores' body was found under a bridge in rural Sedgwick County.

00:27:19She was tied up at the waist.

00:27:21It had begun to decompose.

00:27:24There was a porcelain mask on the floor, not far from his body.

00:27:30In cases like this, we work for the Park City police and the Sedgwick Sheriff's Office.

00:27:36They were able to confirm that she had been transported in her own car.

00:27:43But apart from that, the police really weren't working with much data.

00:27:48This was covered by the local media, but only as yet another unsolved murder.

00:27:57Over the years, people have begun to wonder what happened to the serial killer BTK.

00:28:04There is a theory that he was arrested for another crime elsewhere.

00:28:08Another theory is that he was out of the country, and there's another theory that he was dead.

00:28:14Some believed that he still lived right here among us.

00:28:19I couldn't believe he was still living in our community.

00:28:23How wrong I was.

00:28:30In total, BTK claimed seven victims here in Wichita between 1974 and 1977.

00:28:38Four members of the Otero family were found tied up, gagged, and strangled in their home on January 15, 1974.

00:28:46In April of the same year, the fifth victim, 21-year-old Catherine Bright, was claimed.

00:28:52Three years later, 24-year-old Shirley Vian was found bound and strangled in her home in South Hydraulic.

00:28:59And then, nine months later, 25-year-old Nancy Fox was found at her home in South Pershing.

00:29:05January 15, 2004, marks the 30th anniversary of the first BTK killings.

00:29:12The media writes stories about him.

00:29:14Noting that a serial killer whose last known victim was strangled 27 years ago,

00:29:20You can't expect to be remembered.

00:29:22A local criminologist spoke to the media about the anniversary of the Zotero murders.

00:29:27And he talked about how many of his students had never heard of BTK because so much time had passed.

00:29:34And the guy made the comment, you know he didn't think BTK was coming back.

00:29:40In 2004, most people didn't remember the case.

00:29:45In 2004, I was living in the suburbs of western Michigan with my husband, Daria.

00:29:51I was a substitute teacher.

00:29:54I don't recall the acronym BTK or any unsolved murders being mentioned.

00:30:01BTK is an acronym for Tie Up, Torture, and Kill.

00:30:04Thirty years have passed since the murder of the Otero family.

00:30:06Despite saying otherwise, it's clear that even the police went ahead with the operation.

00:30:11Wichita Lieutenant Kenneth Landwehr says the BTK killings are not considered a closed case, but a

00:30:17Investigation underway.

00:30:19We still receive five or six leads a year.

00:30:22We continue to search to see if there is any new technology that can be used to help find the author.

00:30:27of the crime.

00:30:27The BTK killings changed the way people lived in Wichita.

00:30:32Nobody knew they were dealing with someone who wouldn't be so easily dismissed.

00:30:37The killer realized he was being forgotten.

00:30:41And his ego was severely wounded.

00:30:45He couldn't allow himself to be forgotten.

00:30:52He may not have killed anyone for a while, but in his own mind he deserved the notoriety for what he did.

00:30:57I had done it.

00:31:04So BTK sent a letter to Eagle to inform us that he was still there and that he still was.

00:31:10a major threat.

00:31:12The suspicious letter is handed over to homicide investigators Kelly Otis and Dana Goat.

00:31:19They were Polaroid photos of Vicky Wagerly, lying on the floor of her room.

00:31:25A copy of her driver's license was on the same piece of paper, which was never recovered after her death.

00:31:30her.

00:31:32In each photo, the body had been positioned in a certain way.

00:31:35The photos had to have been taken either by the perpetrator or by someone who was with the perpetrator.

00:31:41Vicky Wagerly was strangled in 1986.

00:31:44And now, when the detectives discover an alarming symbol at the bottom of the letter, they finally find out who killed her.

00:31:52There was a similar symbol in other writings I had seen.

00:31:57It was a B in the shape of a six, and a T and a K together.

00:32:01And that emblem was not something known to everyone.

00:32:05So it seemed that this BTK was claiming that he had killed Vicky Wagerly.

00:32:09If true, this means the young mother was the notorious killer's eighth victim.

00:32:15And it relieved the burden of suspicion from her husband after almost two decades.

00:32:20The detectives sent the letter to their supervisor, Lieutenant Ken Landwehr.

00:32:25He looked at the photos of Vicky Wagerly.

00:32:27He looked at us and said,

00:32:29Gentlemen, go home.

00:32:31Kiss your families.

00:32:32We're going to work for a very, very long time.

00:32:34And he was right.

00:32:37Good evening, we have exclusive details.

00:32:39A new communication that could be from the serial killer is BTK.

00:32:43Police now believe BTK is alive and living in Wichita.

00:32:47BTK's trademark is writing letters to the newspaper detailing their murders and taunting the police.

00:32:53Everyone was in a state of shock.

00:32:57We said absolutely not, that's not true.

00:33:00He can't possibly still be out there.

00:33:02People who were old enough to remember the original BTK murders began to feel that familiar fear.

00:33:09What if that guy attacks again?

00:33:11Now there's a whole generation of people who weren't afraid of BTK.

00:33:15Now he has reappeared again.

00:33:18This terrified a whole new generation of people, especially women.

00:33:24The police took this threat seriously.

00:33:27They felt that BTK announced that he was active again, that he was out and about, and that he was...

00:33:34dangerous.

00:33:38Lieutenant Landwehr and the command team quickly assemble a task force.

00:33:44The second time in 20 years, with the responsibility of taking down BTK.

00:33:49This was my chance to commit the most infamous crime in Wichita's history.

00:33:52I'm going to get that guy who scared me when I was a kid.

00:33:56In 24 hours we received over 200 reports, and in the first 48 hours we were approaching 700.

00:34:02This new task force is under no illusions about how difficult it might be to catch the elusive assassin in Semen.

00:34:08Still, they now have a significant advantage over the police of three decades ago.

00:34:13We believe we had the BTK DNA.

00:34:15And that's something that researchers in the 70s never had.

00:34:19In 1986, blood and skin were removed from under Vicky Waggerly's fingernail.

00:34:24But a conclusive DNA test was still years away.

00:34:28When semen was found in the Zotero and Fox films, DNA testing wasn't even considered.

00:34:34In 2004, science has irrefutable proof.

00:34:38We had the same DNA profile in the case of Zotero, in the case of Nancy Fox, and in the case of Vicky.

00:34:44Waggerly.

00:34:44So, instead of trying to find out where a certain person who was denounced was in 1974 or 1976,

00:34:52We needed a DNA sample.

00:34:53In the complaints, we had another 5,000 to work with.

00:34:57The actual sample sizes were around 1,700 to 1,800.

00:35:03On May 4th, a second letter, believed to be from BTK, is delivered to Cake TV.

00:35:11This letter contains 13 chapter titles.

00:35:14Apparently for a book and a homemade word search puzzle.

00:35:18We found the words that describe his modus operandi in the murders.

00:35:24I think he was showing off, I think he was proud to tell us how he committed these crimes.

00:35:30It became clear that he wanted to tell the story instead of having other people tell his story.

00:35:36So, his idea was that he would outsmart everyone and continue to escape.

00:35:43The thing that scared me the most was the chapters.

00:35:47The last chapter was titled

00:35:51Will there be more?

00:35:53And that killed

00:35:54We were scared.

00:35:57The communications keep coming in.

00:35:59Within a month, a third letter is discovered taped to the back of a stop sign.

00:36:04on a busy street.

00:36:06The content is disturbing.

00:36:08as it details the murders of the hotel family.

00:36:11Dave mentioned where each victim was found.

00:36:13What clothes were they wearing?

00:36:15how they were tied and what type of knots were used.

00:36:18On July 17th,

00:36:20a fourth letter threatening more assassins

00:36:22It is left at the Wichita Public Library.

00:36:25A fifth letter,

00:36:26recovered on October 22nd,

00:36:28It's a fabricated version of BTK's life story.

00:36:32He always saw himself as the master of crime.

00:36:34So I think he wanted to invent a story that created him.

00:36:37He was trying to create a personality.

00:36:41which was just one cliché after another.

00:36:44Like Chief Lamunio,

00:36:45in the 70s,

00:36:47Lieutenant Landwehr

00:36:48believes that his best chance of capturing BTK

00:36:50It's playing with your ego.

00:36:52and lure him in with the hope that he will make a mistake.

00:36:55The FBI suggested that we should have a person

00:36:59to be the face of the case

00:37:00from the Wichita police department

00:37:03And it was decided that it would be Lieutenant Landwehr.

00:37:07And I can't put it into words.

00:37:10The importance that Kenny had in this.

00:37:12Kenny said,

00:37:13We'll have a roadmap.

00:37:15I'm going to give you some specific information.

00:37:20A letter received by Kik Tevianos

00:37:22It was delivered on Wednesday.

00:37:24The following facts about BTK

00:37:26are available to the public

00:37:28hoping to identify BTK.

00:37:31These disclosures were not intended for the public.

00:37:34They went to BTK.

00:37:35He claims the following.

00:37:37He was born in 1960.

00:37:40Keep him talking.

00:37:41No criminal,

00:37:42except perhaps the Zodiac,

00:37:44continued to communicate with the police

00:37:46and he was not captured.

00:37:48We had to massage his ego.

00:37:49This is one of the most challenging cases.

00:37:51with whom I have already been involved.

00:37:55Lieutenant Landwehr said,

00:37:56I really think that BTK

00:37:58would be a very interesting person

00:37:59For conversation.

00:38:01And that was a kind of invitation to BTK.

00:38:03so that he could connect with him.

00:38:06Thank you very much.

00:38:08We knew he had killed eight.

00:38:10and that he was communicating

00:38:12from what it appeared to be

00:38:13for their own amusement.

00:38:14The urgency was that this communication

00:38:16It would only entertain him.

00:38:17for a certain period of time.

00:38:20And it was possible that he would raise the level.

00:38:24We feel that he is trying

00:38:25Contact us.

00:38:27We heard from the police several times.

00:38:29that BTK is talking about

00:38:31and wants to be sure

00:38:32that he is being heard.

00:38:33I didn't pay much attention.

00:38:35in the BTK news in 2004.

00:38:37It's crazy!

00:38:38when you stop to think

00:38:39that someone committed these crimes

00:38:41long before you were born.

00:38:43It was a thing

00:38:43that you were reading was happening

00:38:46Where did you grow up?

00:38:49The sixth letter from the serial killer

00:38:51is discovered by a man

00:38:53who was walking in a local park

00:38:55December 13, 2004.

00:38:57A white plastic bag.

00:38:59Inside there was an object wrapped around it.

00:39:01in plastic

00:39:02and a driver's license

00:39:03named Nancy Fox.

00:39:06Nancy was killed in 1977.

00:39:09A doll was sent.

00:39:10representing her

00:39:11and the shackles

00:39:12not only did they correspond

00:39:14exactly to the moorings

00:39:15of her body

00:39:16when she was found dead,

00:39:17But they were also the same colors.

00:39:20It was very shocking.

00:39:22to see a doll

00:39:23with exactly the same constraints

00:39:2630 years ago.

00:39:27BTK is delighted

00:39:28with macabre details

00:39:30about how he chose Nancy.

00:39:31He chased her,

00:39:32invaded his house

00:39:33and subdued her in her bed.

00:39:36I quickly put it on.

00:39:37my belt over my head

00:39:38and her neck.

00:39:39I pulled hard.

00:39:40I spoke softly.

00:39:41in his left ear.

00:39:43I was contacted by the Oteros.

00:39:44and other murders

00:39:45And she was next.

00:39:51From a woman's perspective,

00:39:54a Barbie doll,

00:39:55It was so scary.

00:39:58It seems that he was

00:40:00threatening

00:40:01all the women there.

00:40:09The following letter,

00:40:12the seventh from BTK,

00:40:13threatened with disappearing

00:40:15forever,

00:40:16thanks to an employee

00:40:17from a warehouse

00:40:17of construction material

00:40:19who found something

00:40:20on the body

00:40:20from his pickup truck.

00:40:22He saw that it seemed

00:40:23To be trash.

00:40:24He took it,

00:40:25threw it in the trash can

00:40:26outside

00:40:26from his house

00:40:27and went on vacation.

00:40:31This employee

00:40:32He didn't understand the meaning.

00:40:33He didn't recognize her.

00:40:35like a clue

00:40:36important.

00:40:39On January 25th

00:40:40from 2005,

00:40:42Cake TV receives

00:40:43last contact

00:40:44of the murderer.

00:40:46A postcard.

00:40:48It says reference,

00:40:50street 6977

00:40:52north

00:40:53from Seneca Street.

00:40:54Content,

00:40:55a box of cereal.

00:40:57Let me know.

00:40:58if you

00:40:59or the police

00:41:01received

00:41:02the number 7

00:41:03in the warehouse

00:41:04material

00:41:05Construction.

00:41:07Immediately

00:41:07We went that day,

00:41:09on the corner

00:41:10from 69th Street

00:41:12with Seneca Street

00:41:13and we found

00:41:13the cereal box.

00:41:15This is an area

00:41:16isolated between

00:41:17Valley Center

00:41:17and Park City.

00:41:19And this is the first time.

00:41:20that is known

00:41:21that BTK

00:41:21left something

00:41:22outside the limit

00:41:23of the city

00:41:24by Uichita.

00:41:25It seemed that BTK

00:41:27I had a sense

00:41:27teenage humor

00:41:28because in the box

00:41:30cereal

00:41:30he wrote

00:41:31killer type

00:41:33Killer cereal.

00:41:35Inside the box

00:41:36cereal

00:41:37I had the other one.

00:41:38Barbie doll

00:41:38which was still

00:41:39most frightening

00:41:40than the first

00:41:41because that

00:41:42It was Josie Otero.

00:41:45This Barbie doll

00:41:47It had a rope.

00:41:47around the neck

00:41:48who was tied up

00:41:49to a pipe.

00:41:51it was the same

00:41:52Josie Otero.

00:41:55As a woman

00:41:57it wasn't just

00:41:57horrifying

00:42:00but also

00:42:01gives you

00:42:02willing

00:42:02It makes you want to vomit.

00:42:05We knew

00:42:06that he continued

00:42:08getting excited

00:42:09getting excited

00:42:11With all of that.

00:42:13We knew

00:42:14that he was capable

00:42:15of another murder

00:42:16we knew

00:42:17that he was capable

00:42:18of three more murders

00:42:20and we were very

00:42:22fear.

00:42:25The Cake team

00:42:26contact the police

00:42:27and warns about

00:42:28the postcard

00:42:28which mentions

00:42:29a package

00:42:30left earlier

00:42:31in the warehouse

00:42:31of construction materials.

00:42:33The detectives

00:42:34They are perplexed.

00:42:35We didn't know.

00:42:36about no package

00:42:37left behind and recovered

00:42:38in no deposit

00:42:38of construction materials.

00:42:40I called

00:42:40to the Lieutenant

00:42:41Ledwell

00:42:41and he sent

00:42:42detectives

00:42:42to investigate

00:42:43the two deposits

00:42:44of materials

00:42:45construction

00:42:45in Wichita.

00:42:46The investigators

00:42:47They find nothing.

00:42:48then they put up signs

00:42:50asking the employees

00:42:51that they present themselves

00:42:52if I had found

00:42:53something strange

00:42:53recently.

00:42:54The following night

00:42:55I received a call.

00:42:56from the dispatch center

00:42:57from 190

00:42:58that an employee

00:42:59from a warehouse

00:42:59of materials

00:43:00construction

00:43:01who was away

00:43:02of the city

00:43:02He returned home.

00:43:03and saw the warning

00:43:04in the break room

00:43:05and that he thought

00:43:05that had something

00:43:06to report.

00:43:07a box of cereal

00:43:08on the body

00:43:09from his pickup truck

00:43:10and he thought

00:43:10while

00:43:11I was out of town.

00:43:12the trash had been

00:43:13removed and taken away

00:43:13to the landfill.

00:43:14More or less

00:43:15an hour and a half

00:43:15then I received

00:43:16a connection

00:43:17from the same man

00:43:17and he said

00:43:18sorry

00:43:18the box is still here

00:43:19And I'm with her.

00:43:20in the kitchen.

00:43:22The cereal box

00:43:23It was a crucial point.

00:43:24in the investigation.

00:43:27Inside the cereal box

00:43:28There were several items.

00:43:30but one of them

00:43:30It was a ticket.

00:43:31size

00:43:31from a postcard.

00:43:33And at the bottom

00:43:35BTK asked

00:43:36I can communicate

00:43:37via a floppy disk

00:43:37and not be tracked

00:43:38By a computer?

00:43:39Be honest.

00:43:43I found

00:43:44that was

00:43:44Another trick.

00:43:46My fear

00:43:46that he

00:43:47send us

00:43:47a floppy disk

00:43:49knowing that

00:43:50we can obtain

00:43:51information from him

00:43:52that would take us

00:43:53perhaps

00:43:53a false suspect

00:43:55and then he

00:43:56He would know that we lied.

00:43:57for him.

00:44:01Police officers get off the bus.

00:44:01to the deposit

00:44:02of materials

00:44:03construction

00:44:03to review

00:44:04the videos

00:44:04surveillance

00:44:05from the parking lot.

00:44:06this is possibly

00:44:07the best opportunity

00:44:08so that we can

00:44:09observe

00:44:10BTK.

00:44:13The video

00:44:14It was very pixelated.

00:44:15and the employee

00:44:16It was very far away.

00:44:17from the store.

00:44:18And you can see

00:44:19what appears to be

00:44:20a person

00:44:21but it resembles

00:44:23more like a doll.

00:44:24It doesn't matter

00:44:25how much do you look

00:44:26it doesn't matter

00:44:26how long

00:44:27you look

00:44:28it doesn't matter

00:44:29how much do you

00:44:30wants to be able

00:44:31to say anything more

00:44:32about that person

00:44:33You can't.

00:44:34you can see

00:44:36a blur

00:44:38get out of the truck

00:44:39and stay in the part

00:44:40rear

00:44:41for a short time.

00:44:43There was no way.

00:44:44to identify

00:44:45the person who left

00:44:46but there is no doubt

00:44:47that it was BTK.

00:44:51Careful analysis

00:44:53from the video

00:44:53determines

00:44:54that the vehicle

00:44:54that the suspect

00:44:55I was driving

00:44:56it is specifically

00:44:58a Jeep Cherokee.

00:44:59this was truly

00:45:01the first piece

00:45:02evidence

00:45:02that we had

00:45:03that BTK

00:45:04He hadn't given it to us.

00:45:06This revelation

00:45:07along

00:45:07with the question

00:45:08of the killer

00:45:09about shipping

00:45:09from a floppy disk

00:45:10It gives so much hope.

00:45:11how much does it require

00:45:12Careful

00:45:13in the task force.

00:45:16if a file exists

00:45:18on a floppy disk

00:45:18There will be information.

00:45:20that an expert

00:45:21in computer forensics

00:45:22will be able

00:45:23to extract

00:45:23and that will help

00:45:24to identify

00:45:25at least

00:45:26the location

00:45:26or the computer

00:45:28that was used

00:45:28to write

00:45:29this file.

00:45:31BTK

00:45:32He asked us

00:45:32to be honest

00:45:33in our response

00:45:34in the newspaper

00:45:35and the answer

00:45:36he was

00:45:37Rex

00:45:38everything will be fine.

00:45:40Then

00:45:41We placed this ad.

00:45:42in the newspaper

00:45:43for a week

00:45:45and the game

00:45:46waiting

00:45:46it started.

00:45:49Less than two

00:45:50weeks later

00:45:51a package

00:45:52suspect

00:45:53arrives in another

00:45:54TV studio

00:45:55from Wichita

00:45:55the TV

00:45:56KSAS

00:45:57the police

00:45:59intercept him.

00:45:59It was a small envelope.

00:46:01there were some things

00:46:02inside it

00:46:03some

00:46:04jewelry

00:46:05which would be

00:46:05of a victim

00:46:06from the past

00:46:07and also had

00:46:08a purple floppy disk.

00:46:12I thought

00:46:12That's fantastic!

00:46:14I can hardly wait.

00:46:15to give that

00:46:15to our expert

00:46:16in computer forensics.

00:46:19Both things

00:46:19discoveries

00:46:20immediately

00:46:21were that the record

00:46:22had been

00:46:23on a computer

00:46:24in Park City

00:46:25and also

00:46:26in a church

00:46:26Lutheran Church of Christ.

00:46:28The file

00:46:29that was

00:46:29in it

00:46:30it was printed

00:46:30by a user

00:46:31called

00:46:32Dennis

00:46:33but then I think

00:46:35what it was

00:46:35in a survey

00:46:36on Google

00:46:36the expert

00:46:37found the church

00:46:38Lutheran of Christ

00:46:39and when he

00:46:40clicked on the specification

00:46:41the photo arrived

00:46:42of a man

00:46:42called

00:46:43Dennis Raider

00:46:43which was

00:46:44president

00:46:44of the congregation

00:46:47Dennis Raider

00:46:49and the church

00:46:49Lutheran of Christ

00:46:50were connected

00:46:51at that time

00:46:52everyone knew

00:46:54that

00:46:54It was dominoes.

00:46:56that was going to start it all

00:46:57another detective

00:46:58looked where

00:46:58Dennis Raider

00:46:59lived

00:47:00and then

00:47:02we conduct ourselves

00:47:02to Park City

00:47:03faster

00:47:04that we could

00:47:13and then

00:47:15it happened

00:47:16the game

00:47:17it started

00:47:19I called the

00:47:20Kennedy

00:47:20and said

00:47:20call everyone

00:47:21the police

00:47:22on duty

00:47:22this guy

00:47:23It is 30 meters away.

00:47:23I'm going to knock it down.

00:47:24that door

00:47:25now

00:47:25because we

00:47:25we captured it

00:47:26but the

00:47:27lieutenant

00:47:27Landwehr

00:47:27remove

00:47:28your troops

00:47:29put

00:47:30Dennis Raider

00:47:30about a

00:47:31surveillance

00:47:3224 hours

00:47:33and gives priority

00:47:34to obtain

00:47:34DNA

00:47:35of the suspect

00:47:36for comparison

00:47:37they appeal

00:47:38to a source

00:47:39surprising

00:47:41I used to attend

00:47:42the college

00:47:42of the state

00:47:43from Kansas

00:47:43some detectives

00:47:44they went there

00:47:45to the center

00:47:46health doctor

00:47:47and they had

00:47:48a warrant

00:47:50to access

00:47:51my history

00:47:51doctor

00:47:53they discovered

00:47:55that I had

00:47:55blades

00:47:56of an exam

00:47:57of Pope Nicholas

00:47:58and they took

00:47:59my DNA

00:48:00from there

00:48:01I remember

00:48:02what were they

00:48:03the two days

00:48:03longer

00:48:04of the world

00:48:07and I never forgot

00:48:08that the lieutenant

00:48:08He called me.

00:48:09and said

00:48:09I received the result.

00:48:10of DNA

00:48:11and we're going in

00:48:12in the morning

00:48:13and begin

00:48:14I am not

00:48:15I wasn't going to stay.

00:48:16at home

00:48:16no

00:48:17there was

00:48:18nothing to do

00:48:19I wasn't going to sleep.

00:48:21So I'll go upstairs.

00:48:22and continue

00:48:23working

00:48:23and prepare myself

00:48:24for that

00:48:25I enter

00:48:26in the building

00:48:26I go up to the office.

00:48:27of our task force

00:48:28I enter and it is

00:48:29everyone there

00:48:33nobody stayed

00:48:34at home

00:48:36and only that

00:48:37small moment

00:48:38small moments

00:48:38like this

00:48:39It's finally over.

00:48:40because it was a long time

00:48:42a very long way

00:48:57We were in our positions.

00:48:58We heard a movement.

00:49:00and we were

00:49:01parked next to the house

00:49:03on the front street

00:49:04he spent every day

00:49:05because he was going home

00:49:06for lunch

00:49:13uniformed police officers

00:49:14They made it connect.

00:49:15when Dennis Raiders

00:49:16He parked his pickup truck.

00:49:17There were detectives.

00:49:18at your door

00:49:48finally

00:49:49asked

00:49:49why someone

00:49:50asked why someone

00:49:51It simply pulled me in.

00:49:51get out of my truck

00:49:52Why are they wearing boots?

00:49:53around my neck

00:49:54he said

00:49:54Hello Mr. Landor

00:49:55that moment it ended

00:49:57for sure

00:49:57we caught him

00:49:59from the moment

00:50:01that we put in the car

00:50:02we fly

00:50:02we don't stop

00:50:04until we arrive

00:50:05in the center

00:50:06of all that

00:50:06Dennis Raider's DNA

00:50:09is collected

00:50:10He is being interrogated.

00:50:11for more than 30 hours

00:50:13while other police officers

00:50:14they watched remotely

00:50:17the interview then

00:50:19it started

00:50:19by Lieutenant Landor

00:50:20and by the FBI agent

00:50:22they started

00:50:23with idle chatter

00:50:25about general topics

00:50:27about what he was like

00:50:28until he was

00:50:29finally confronted

00:50:32Landor

00:50:33He showed him the floppy disk.

00:50:34and explained

00:50:36like the experts

00:50:37computer forensics

00:50:39they were able to identify him

00:50:40he was really

00:50:42annoyed about this

00:50:43he interrupted

00:50:45Landor said

00:50:46Why did you lie?

00:50:48for me?

00:50:48and then Landor

00:50:49he said

00:50:50I was trying

00:50:51capture you

00:50:53that was

00:50:54It was amazing!

00:50:56for me

00:50:56The Raider found

00:50:58that Landor

00:50:58I was doing that.

00:50:59for fun

00:51:00that they had

00:51:02a relationship

00:51:03friendly

00:51:03not long after that

00:51:05the FBI agent

00:51:06he said

00:51:06Tell us who you are.

00:51:07he said

00:51:09I am BTK.

00:51:10and repeated

00:51:11I am the daughter

00:51:21by Dennis Raider

00:51:22which is also

00:51:23known

00:51:24like an assassin

00:51:25in BTK series

00:51:26who murdered

00:51:2710 innocent people

00:51:29between the decades

00:51:3070 and 90

00:51:35I met my husband

00:51:36Darren

00:51:36in 1998

00:51:38I was in my

00:51:39first year of college

00:51:40and he was a freshman

00:51:41We dated for 3 years.

00:51:42then we got engaged

00:51:43and we got married in December

00:51:452003

00:51:46My father helped us.

00:51:47with the change

00:51:47Promiscuous

00:51:48And that's when I started.

00:51:49teaching

00:51:49as a substitute teacher

00:51:50in the fall of 2004

00:51:54I heard knocking

00:51:55at my door

00:51:56and I remember

00:51:57barely opening the door

00:51:58because my father

00:51:59always taught me

00:52:00to be careful

00:52:01with strangers

00:52:02because maybe

00:52:03they can

00:52:04try to enter

00:52:05at your home

00:52:07he said

00:52:08who was from the FBI

00:52:08and then he said

00:52:10you are

00:52:10Kerry Rawson?

00:52:11your father

00:52:12Is that Dennis Raider?

00:52:13Are you from Wichita?

00:52:14and I said

00:52:14Yes

00:52:14then he said

00:52:16your father

00:52:16It's BTK.

00:52:18it was at that moment

00:52:20that I stayed

00:52:20completely

00:52:22disoriented

00:52:22I

00:52:23I went into shock.

00:52:25I think

00:52:26I wasn't

00:52:27understanding well

00:52:28what was he

00:52:28trying to say

00:52:30And then I kind of...

00:52:31I started having flashbacks.

00:52:33from my childhood

00:52:35while the agent

00:52:36from the FBI

00:52:36I was interviewing myself.

00:52:37my husband

00:52:38I was there all the time.

00:52:39on my side

00:52:39holding my hand

00:52:41It was very intense.

00:52:43It was as if

00:52:45was outside

00:52:45of my body

00:52:46You're in shock.

00:52:47and confusing

00:52:48Nothing is right.

00:52:49and everything seems

00:52:50It's crazy.

00:52:51at the same time

00:52:53Back to Kansas

00:52:54Kerry's mother

00:52:55is also receiving

00:52:56the news

00:52:57devastating

00:52:58Dennis Raider's wife

00:53:00it was initially

00:53:01fully

00:53:03in his defense

00:53:05no way

00:53:06you captured

00:53:06the wrong guy

00:53:07she was very

00:53:08very annoyed

00:53:09with the department

00:53:10police

00:53:10and with us

00:53:11for arresting her husband

00:53:15one of my biggest fears

00:53:17it was that it invaded

00:53:18my house

00:53:18And then there's that moment.

00:53:20surreal

00:53:20where is

00:53:22a stranger

00:53:23at your home

00:53:24notifying you

00:53:25that his father

00:53:26is the person

00:53:27that invades

00:53:27people's house

00:53:28at that moment

00:53:30I perceived

00:53:30that our neighbor

00:53:32Mrs. Red

00:53:33she was murdered

00:53:34And then I said

00:53:35to the agent

00:53:36that when I had

00:53:37six years

00:53:37Mrs. Red

00:53:38she was strangled

00:53:39and then in my head

00:53:40It became clear that BTK

00:53:42strangled the women

00:53:43I knew that.

00:53:44because I had read

00:53:45about him

00:53:45And that's when I felt...

00:53:47inside me

00:53:48what

00:53:50could have been

00:53:51my father

00:53:53because I had

00:53:54a souvenir

00:53:54of being asleep

00:53:56with my mother

00:53:57in her bed

00:53:58because of a storm

00:53:59And I knew.

00:54:00that my father

00:54:00had left

00:54:01that night

00:54:01And then I said to the agent

00:54:03I don't think so.

00:54:04that the murder

00:54:04by Mrs. Red

00:54:05has been resolved

00:54:06And then I said

00:54:07my father

00:54:08I wasn't home

00:54:11before the arrest

00:54:13from my father

00:54:13He was wanted.

00:54:14for eight murders

00:54:15so now

00:54:17I am sitting here.

00:54:18giving them

00:54:18basically

00:54:19a ninth murder

00:54:20I felt that I was

00:54:21handing over my father

00:54:24the mystery

00:54:25of the murders

00:54:26from BTK

00:54:26it may be

00:54:27near the end

00:54:28That's right.

00:54:29Wichita police

00:54:30and the city officials

00:54:31confirmed today

00:54:32that the suspect

00:54:33taken in for questioning

00:54:34yesterday

00:54:34It is indeed BTK.

00:54:35we know that he has

00:54:3659 years old

00:54:37is married

00:54:38has two children

00:54:39grown

00:54:39and they were in charge

00:54:40compliance

00:54:41from Park City

00:54:42he listed

00:54:43like your hobbies

00:54:43raising children

00:54:45camping

00:54:46and gardening

00:54:48and now

00:54:49everyone is

00:54:49just trying to understand

00:54:50like man

00:54:51that everyone knew

00:54:53as president

00:54:53of the congregation

00:54:54in this church

00:54:55member of the administration

00:54:56of the city

00:54:57could be

00:54:59BTK

00:55:27my vision

00:55:29alongside her son

00:55:30and he too

00:55:31He is the killer.

00:55:32in series

00:55:33with the activity

00:55:33longer

00:55:34in history

00:55:35from the United States

00:55:37when he started

00:55:38to confess

00:55:39stress

00:55:40increased

00:55:41immediately

00:55:42he confessed

00:55:43the eight

00:55:44homicides

00:55:45BTK acquaintances

00:55:46and then two more

00:55:47homicides

00:55:48that occurred

00:55:48in that area

00:55:49from Park City

00:55:50he confessed

00:55:51the murders

00:55:52by Marine Red

00:55:53and Dolores Davis

00:55:56Marine Red

00:55:57lived

00:55:58right below

00:56:00from the street

00:56:00by Dennis Rader

00:56:02probably

00:56:03they saw each other

00:56:03when removing the trash

00:56:05Hi Dennis

00:56:06Hi Marine

00:56:07how are you

00:56:09And he began

00:56:11planning

00:56:11what would

00:56:12to do with her

00:56:21look

00:56:22It was too much.

00:56:23to my head

00:56:24My mother died.

00:56:26in the hands of

00:56:28in the hands

00:56:29one of

00:56:29people

00:56:30most malicious

00:56:32most disgusting

00:56:34that were placed

00:56:35on the face

00:56:36of the earth

00:56:38you always imagine

00:56:40the face of the devil

00:56:43And here it is.

00:56:44this guy

00:56:45similar to

00:56:46a little dove

00:56:47with an idiotic face

00:56:48a haircut

00:56:49stupid

00:56:50and a look

00:56:50beast in the face

00:56:51You are intimidating.

00:56:53It could be frightening.

00:56:54a woman

00:56:54in the middle of the night

00:56:55but you are only

00:56:56you are just

00:56:57a small

00:56:59cheap

00:56:59the police

00:57:01Listen to the details

00:57:02shocking

00:57:02behind

00:57:03of the murders

00:57:04from Red

00:57:04and Davis

00:57:05he was

00:57:06at the campsite

00:57:07of scouts

00:57:07with my brother

00:57:08he used

00:57:10the scouts

00:57:11as an alibi

00:57:11twice

00:57:12and

00:57:12the murder

00:57:13by Mrs. Red

00:57:14and also

00:57:15the murder

00:57:15by Mrs. Davis

00:57:18he stood up

00:57:20late at night

00:57:21after all

00:57:22sleep

00:57:23and found

00:57:24Marine Red

00:57:26and killed her

00:57:29he left

00:57:31another campsite

00:57:32of scouts

00:57:33during the night

00:57:34he was

00:57:35and killed

00:57:36Dolores Davis

00:57:37grabbed her body

00:57:39and put

00:57:40some kind

00:57:42mask

00:57:42scary

00:57:43It's horrible.

00:57:44about his face

00:57:45and played

00:57:46her body

00:57:46from a bridge

00:57:49to do this

00:57:50how sick

00:57:52you have to be

00:57:54then he returned

00:57:56to the camp

00:57:57of scouts

00:57:58during the night

00:57:58and probably

00:57:59I was so satisfied

00:58:01with himself

00:58:02that ended

00:58:03sleeping

00:58:03next to

00:58:03of your son

00:58:04Here's a guy

00:58:06which may be

00:58:07with your son

00:58:08at the campsite

00:58:09of scouts

00:58:10at a moment

00:58:11and an hour later

00:58:12to be outside

00:58:13killing someone

00:58:14This really

00:58:15show

00:58:15how it works

00:58:17this muscle

00:58:17carcinogenic

00:58:19which he calls

00:58:20mind

00:58:23under the direction

00:58:24of the lieutenant

00:58:24Landwehr

00:58:25the members

00:58:26individuals

00:58:27of the task force

00:58:27BTK

00:58:28They received assassinations

00:58:29specific

00:58:30to work

00:58:31now they

00:58:32they take turns

00:58:33to question

00:58:34the killer

00:58:34about them

00:58:35he remembers

00:58:36there is no doubt

00:58:37What do you remember?

00:58:37he had a memory

00:58:38photographic

00:58:39of these murders

00:58:40and the scenes

00:58:41he seemed

00:58:42to get agitated

00:58:43when did it start

00:58:44speaking

00:58:45about murders

00:58:47I was thinking

00:58:48you filthy pig

00:58:49he thought

00:58:50what

00:58:51was the prince

00:58:52from the darkness

00:58:53I thought it was

00:58:53on the dark side

00:58:54he thought

00:58:55who was a celebrity

00:58:56that we

00:58:58we should be honored

00:58:59of being in the room

00:59:01with him

00:59:01so we can share

00:59:03this experience

00:59:04with him

00:59:04he almost took

00:59:05the paper

00:59:06instructor

00:59:07when he was

00:59:08telling us

00:59:08about the cases

00:59:09That's how it was

00:59:10This is how I prepared.

00:59:11for that

00:59:11because strengthening

00:59:12people

00:59:13It's more difficult.

00:59:13what do you think

00:59:14BTK used

00:59:15a small ball

00:59:16to squeeze

00:59:17that maintained

00:59:17on the table

00:59:18bedside

00:59:19written on it

00:59:20the motto was

00:59:21life is good

00:59:22he used

00:59:23this ball

00:59:23to strengthen

00:59:24your hands

00:59:25so that it can

00:59:25strangle

00:59:26more easily

00:59:26its victims

00:59:28that

00:59:28It bothers me.

00:59:29to this day

00:59:33he was a man

00:59:35soulless

00:59:36and he was the person

00:59:38most wicked

00:59:39that I met

00:59:40It's very difficult.

00:59:41listen to people

00:59:42calling him a monster

00:59:44or calling him evil

00:59:45or saying that

00:59:47he should walk

00:59:48in the sun

00:59:48until fried

00:59:49These are the things.

00:59:50that people

00:59:50they say

00:59:51in my face

00:59:53it is difficult

00:59:54for me

00:59:54hear this

00:59:54why

00:59:56that's not

00:59:57the person

00:59:57that I know

01:00:00he knows

01:00:00people

01:00:00they like to say

01:00:01all his life

01:00:02It was a lie.

01:00:03because you lived

01:00:04with BTK

01:00:05you've never lived

01:00:05with the man

01:00:06who thought he lived

01:00:06Yes

01:00:07but still

01:00:08I lived with my father.

01:00:14a scene tape

01:00:15of crime

01:00:16involved around

01:00:17of this street

01:00:17normally silent

01:00:19in this neighborhood

01:00:20normally silent

01:00:21the neighbors

01:00:22They woke up this morning.

01:00:23with the fact

01:00:24that a murderer

01:00:25in series

01:00:25slept nearby

01:00:26to them for many

01:00:27years

01:00:27and for many

01:00:28in this neighborhood

01:00:29quiet

01:00:30he was

01:00:30living a life

01:00:31common

01:00:33nobody expects

01:00:34that the murderer

01:00:36be a person

01:00:37so common

01:00:40Dennis Rader

01:00:41He was one of the four.

01:00:42boys

01:00:42apparently grew

01:00:44in a family

01:00:45stable

01:00:46my father

01:00:47had returned

01:00:48home

01:00:48air force

01:00:50in the summer

01:00:51from 1970

01:00:54he met

01:00:55my mother

01:00:55in the church

01:00:56of Christ

01:00:56Lutheran

01:00:57both said

01:00:58that was love

01:00:59at first sight

01:01:00he was

01:01:02someone who

01:01:03made choices

01:01:05very focused

01:01:06to maintain

01:01:07two parts

01:01:07of your life

01:01:08very far apart

01:01:09he liked

01:01:10to be

01:01:11an assassin

01:01:12but I also liked

01:01:14to be seen

01:01:15like a man

01:01:16family

01:01:18my father

01:01:19normally

01:01:20he was a guy

01:01:21stable

01:01:21but I remember

01:01:22twice

01:01:23that my father

01:01:24it was physically

01:01:24abusive

01:01:25with my brother

01:01:26I remember

01:01:27all at once

01:01:28that my brother

01:01:29I was 21 years old.

01:01:30they started

01:01:31to discuss

01:01:32and my father

01:01:33simply

01:01:33jumped

01:01:34from his chair

01:01:35and tried

01:01:36suffocate

01:01:36my brother

01:01:37at a moment

01:01:38of these

01:01:38you fix

01:01:40sorry

01:01:40for these things

01:01:41because he

01:01:42is happening

01:01:42a bad day

01:01:43he didn't want to

01:01:44do this

01:01:44and he will

01:01:45to apologize

01:01:45later

01:01:48a search

01:01:49at home

01:01:50Raider

01:01:50reveals

01:01:51more evidence

01:01:52against him

01:01:52including

01:01:53trophies

01:01:54of their

01:01:54murders

01:01:56discover

01:01:57what jewels

01:01:58and wallet

01:01:59driver

01:01:59that belonged

01:02:00women

01:02:01that he killed

01:02:01they were

01:02:02under our

01:02:02roof

01:02:03he was

01:02:03one moment

01:02:04surreal

01:02:05and insane

01:02:07Raider

01:02:08tells the police

01:02:09that he had

01:02:10kits for their crimes

01:02:11folders

01:02:12or bags

01:02:12cloth

01:02:13containing ropes

01:02:14and other tools

01:02:15to help

01:02:15their murders

01:02:16It became clear

01:02:18that he was not

01:02:19this master

01:02:20of the crime

01:02:21he made a pair

01:02:22of things

01:02:23very good

01:02:24except for

01:02:25last couple

01:02:26of victims

01:02:26he was very

01:02:27random

01:02:30he told us

01:02:32where would we find

01:02:33what he described

01:02:34like a mine

01:02:35gold

01:02:35evidence

01:02:36of each case

01:02:37It would be a cabinet.

01:02:39files

01:02:40in his office

01:02:41in Park City

01:02:41he had

01:02:43everything cataloged

01:02:44collected

01:02:45saved

01:02:46evidence

01:02:46of the different

01:02:47cases

01:02:48including

01:02:49the drawings

01:02:50originals

01:02:51what did

01:02:51the drawings

01:02:52originals

01:02:53that he sent us

01:02:54it was full

01:02:56of things

01:02:59the cupboard

01:03:00files

01:03:00it's next door

01:03:01from his table

01:03:01That's how it is.

01:03:02It wasn't us.

01:03:03that we organize

01:03:04It's all his.

01:03:05these two books

01:03:06notes

01:03:07They are updated.

01:03:08of the present time

01:03:09and current time

01:03:10to mean

01:03:11current investigation

01:03:12the investigation

01:03:132004

01:03:14but they also come back

01:03:15to the case

01:03:16by Dolores Davis

01:03:18and to the case

01:03:19from Sotero

01:03:19And he did.

01:03:22multiple cards

01:03:23educational

01:03:23of different

01:03:25types of torture

01:03:26obviously

01:03:28women

01:03:28tied up

01:03:29they always were

01:03:30a large part

01:03:31of your fantasy

01:03:32he had

01:03:33magazine advertising

01:03:35or catalogs

01:03:36of women

01:03:36from a magazine

01:03:37that he brought

01:03:38with him

01:03:39and called them

01:03:40of advertisements

01:03:41elegant

01:03:42advertisements

01:03:43elegant

01:03:44he still

01:03:45gets emotional

01:03:46with photos

01:03:47of women

01:03:47from that

01:03:48from before

01:03:50and he

01:03:51had several

01:03:52photos

01:03:52of himself

01:03:53your

01:03:55polaroid

01:03:55I had control

01:03:56at a distance

01:03:57so he

01:03:57I could take it

01:03:58your own photo

01:04:02he was

01:04:03taking

01:04:04the version

01:04:05of selfies

01:04:05of the 70s and 80s

01:04:09he took

01:04:10photos of himself

01:04:12hanging

01:04:12in the pipe

01:04:13sewage

01:04:13in your own

01:04:15basement

01:04:15in the basement

01:04:16from your mother

01:04:17hanging

01:04:18in trees

01:04:19being buried

01:04:20on earth

01:04:22many images

01:04:23outdoor

01:04:24what he said

01:04:25what did

01:04:26while

01:04:26He used to go on excursions.

01:04:28with the coteiros

01:04:30the mask

01:04:31of Dolores

01:04:32Davis

01:04:32we begin to see

01:04:33in some

01:04:34of your photos

01:04:34Polaroids

01:04:35that he would use

01:04:36during your

01:04:36self-tie

01:04:38and you can see

01:04:39in these photos

01:04:41that he wears

01:04:42women's clothing

01:04:43There are some photos.

01:04:44here

01:04:44where does it appear

01:04:45wearing clothes

01:04:46that his victim

01:04:47wore

01:04:47when he killed her

01:04:50these are

01:04:51what he called

01:04:52parties

01:04:53of rooms

01:04:53hotel

01:04:54he would arrive

01:04:55to a room

01:04:55hotel

01:04:55and then

01:04:56I would tidy up

01:04:57the entire area

01:04:57he was preparing

01:04:59dolls

01:04:59he was preparing

01:05:00these magazines

01:05:01display

01:05:01he had

01:05:03all

01:05:04these issues

01:05:06sexual

01:05:07everything

01:05:08we found

01:05:09It was disgusting.

01:05:11any investigator

01:05:13who works

01:05:13in the United States

01:05:14will tell about you

01:05:15This leaves a mark on you.

01:05:18one of the things

01:05:20most disturbing

01:05:21that we found

01:05:22were the photographs

01:05:23that he took

01:05:24of the victims

01:05:24especially

01:05:25Marine Head

01:05:28he took

01:05:30the body

01:05:30of the lady

01:05:30Head

01:05:31for our

01:05:31church

01:05:32He dressed her.

01:05:34and took pictures

01:05:35her

01:05:35like Polaroid

01:05:36hear this

01:05:37It was too much.

01:05:37difficult

01:05:38for me

01:05:39what can

01:05:40to be worse

01:05:41rather than pretending

01:05:42piously

01:05:43all

01:05:45Sundays

01:05:45that you

01:05:46This is an example.

01:05:47of Christianity

01:05:48if you can

01:05:49to be the worst

01:05:50sewage system

01:05:51social

01:05:51that always

01:05:54exit

01:05:54underneath

01:05:55of the earth

01:05:55Bundy didn't arrive.

01:05:56so low

01:05:57Gacy too

01:05:58no

01:05:58you overcome

01:05:59they

01:06:00I

01:06:01I don't know

01:06:02nobody

01:06:03that has

01:06:03arrived at the face

01:06:05of God

01:06:05and said

01:06:06Look at me!

01:06:07funny

01:06:12I remember

01:06:12of having stayed

01:06:13afraid

01:06:14after the lady

01:06:15Head disappeared

01:06:16and was murdered

01:06:17and he said

01:06:18it is good too

01:06:18Carrie

01:06:18You're safe.

01:06:21at the moment

01:06:22in which the

01:06:23BTK

01:06:23was active

01:06:24wisdom

01:06:25conventional

01:06:26was that the

01:06:27murderers

01:06:27in series

01:06:27they can't

01:06:28to stop

01:06:28there were long

01:06:30periods

01:06:30time

01:06:31in which he

01:06:31He disappeared.

01:06:32looking at

01:06:33back

01:06:33It's easy.

01:06:34see that the line

01:06:35of time

01:06:35corresponds

01:06:36at birth

01:06:37of their two

01:06:38children

01:06:38he apparently

01:06:40had enough

01:06:40I work as

01:06:41father of two

01:06:42children

01:06:44the son

01:06:45the son of

01:06:45Dennis

01:06:45I was in

01:06:46navy

01:06:46at the moment

01:06:48from prison

01:06:48by Dennis

01:06:49I asked

01:06:50for him

01:06:50ever

01:06:50your father

01:06:51saw a

01:06:51girl

01:06:52beautiful

01:06:52passing

01:06:53and said

01:06:55Hey son

01:06:56What a girl!

01:06:57beautiful

01:06:57look at

01:06:58her chest

01:06:59and he

01:06:59He looked at me.

01:07:00and said

01:07:01detective

01:07:01not only

01:07:03my father

01:07:03I never said

01:07:04that

01:07:04but if I

01:07:06do this

01:07:06he me

01:07:07drum in the mouth

01:07:08he had

01:07:08with great respect

01:07:09by women

01:07:10I don't know

01:07:12the man

01:07:13who murdered

01:07:1310 people

01:07:14including

01:07:15two children

01:07:16I don't know

01:07:16BTK

01:07:17so I went

01:07:18for Junior

01:07:18I put a cloth

01:07:19in his head

01:07:20a t-shirt

01:07:21and a bag

01:07:22so that it wouldn't tear.

01:07:23if I knew

01:07:24that he was like that

01:07:25He wouldn't leave me.

01:07:25alive

01:07:26I don't think so

01:07:27I strangled

01:07:27Josephine

01:07:28I had to fight.

01:07:29therefore

01:07:29if we had

01:07:30found

01:07:31we would still be

01:07:31alive

01:07:32I took her.

01:07:32to the basement

01:07:33and then

01:07:34I strangled her.

01:07:37today the police

01:07:38confirmed

01:07:39that the man

01:07:39which they call

01:07:40strangler

01:07:40BTK

01:07:41is in custody

01:07:42in conclusion

01:07:44BTK

01:07:45He is imprisoned.

01:07:50people

01:07:51celebrating

01:07:52and applauding

01:07:54and they were

01:07:55so excited

01:07:56this nightmare

01:07:5830 years old

01:07:59It was over.

01:08:00and that our

01:08:00department

01:08:01police

01:08:02had discovered

01:08:03people

01:08:05They were relieved.

01:08:07upon learning

01:08:08that someone

01:08:09that gave

01:08:09very scared

01:08:10to the city

01:08:11was finally

01:08:13behind bars

01:08:19all the anchors

01:08:20they were here

01:08:21all reporters

01:08:22they were here

01:08:23all the main ones

01:08:24news

01:08:25from TV

01:08:27goodnight

01:08:29I'm Carolyn.

01:08:29from the center

01:08:30CNN

01:08:30from Atlanta

01:08:31the headline

01:08:32today

01:08:32suspect

01:08:33assassin

01:08:34BTK

01:08:34a great day

01:08:35for our country

01:08:36the police

01:08:37it achieved

01:08:38It seems that the world

01:08:39I couldn't manage it.

01:08:40sufficient information

01:08:41about this case

01:08:44therefore

01:08:44It was a great event.

01:08:46for our city

01:08:47for our state

01:08:49for our country

01:08:50for the application

01:08:51of the law

01:08:52in general

01:08:53I was

01:08:54in a shock

01:08:55immense

01:08:58I was watching

01:08:59photos

01:08:59of women

01:09:00and children

01:09:01murdered

01:09:02and drawings

01:09:03listening to the voice

01:09:04of him in the recording

01:09:04you will find

01:09:06a homicide

01:09:07the media started

01:09:08to appear

01:09:08in our condominium

01:09:09of apartments

01:09:12and my husband

01:09:13he told me

01:09:13we have to go

01:09:14home

01:09:16I flew home.

01:09:17and my mother

01:09:18I was expecting

01:09:18with my aunt

01:09:19and my uncle

01:09:21my mom

01:09:22I was crying

01:09:23and I lay down

01:09:24in her bed

01:09:25And I continued saying

01:09:26I'm very sorry

01:09:27mother

01:09:28I'm very sorry

01:09:29I'm very sorry

01:09:32my mom

01:09:33said from the beginning

01:09:34that seemed

01:09:35that my father

01:09:35had died

01:09:36on February 25th

01:09:38my father

01:09:39He was dead.

01:09:41after several hearings

01:09:42of motion

01:09:43Dennis Rader

01:09:44possibly

01:09:45pleads guilty

01:09:46the judge orders

01:09:47that he recount

01:09:48your crime

01:09:48in court

01:09:49what he does

01:09:50with details

01:09:51in cold blood

01:09:51no

01:09:53I think that

01:09:53was part

01:09:54from my fantasy

01:09:56these people

01:09:57were selected

01:09:59I was absolutely

01:10:00astonishment

01:10:01when he started

01:10:02talking about

01:10:03each of the murders

01:10:05because he spoke

01:10:06about killing people

01:10:07as if you

01:10:09spoke

01:10:09with someone

01:10:10washing your clothes

01:10:12or buying

01:10:13a dozen donuts

01:10:14casually

01:10:15carefree

01:10:16and without emotion

01:10:17I strangled the lady.

01:10:18Otero

01:10:20she didn't try any harder

01:10:21I knocked him out.

01:10:22I thought she was dead.

01:10:23she fainted

01:10:24He lacked empathy.

01:10:25by these victims

01:10:26the only thing

01:10:28the only thing that worried him

01:10:29it was satisfying

01:10:30the demon

01:10:31who was controlling him

01:10:33and that demon

01:10:34He controlled him.

01:10:35after that

01:10:36Sara Otero

01:10:38he remembered

01:10:38and

01:10:39I didn't know

01:10:39about how

01:10:40my family

01:10:41had died

01:10:41until he did

01:10:43your confession

01:10:44he said

01:10:44that my mother

01:10:45he spoke

01:10:46May God forgive you.

01:10:47because of what you are doing

01:10:48And that was it.

01:10:49my heart

01:10:51knowing that my mother

01:10:52he said

01:10:52these things

01:10:54to a man

01:10:54while he was

01:10:55killing your family

01:10:57in front of her

01:10:57And that was it.

01:10:58that I strangled

01:10:59until death

01:11:01at that moment

01:11:01They should have caught him.

01:11:04after Otero

01:11:05if that had happened

01:11:07my brother and I

01:11:08We wouldn't be alive.

01:11:09But I would be okay with that.

01:11:11because that means that

01:11:12six other people

01:11:13would still be alive

01:11:16in August 2005

01:11:18the sentencing hearing

01:11:19by Dennis Rader

01:11:20start

01:11:21the public prosecutor

01:11:22Nulla Falston

01:11:23it is determined

01:11:24to bring to light

01:11:25all the depths

01:11:26of its depravity

01:11:27we need to show

01:11:29exactly

01:11:30what he did

01:11:31And because it deserves it.

01:11:33the punishment

01:11:33who will receive

01:11:36all the police officers

01:11:37they witnessed

01:11:38about each one

01:11:39of their cases

01:11:40and what had happened

01:11:41all families

01:11:43They were there.

01:11:43they sat down

01:11:45and they heard

01:11:45every day

01:11:46that trial

01:11:47Everything has been revealed.

01:11:49them

01:11:50I was going

01:11:52over there

01:11:52with the idea

01:11:53to put

01:11:54my hands

01:11:55in it

01:11:55I would go

01:11:57hit him

01:11:58if I could

01:12:00at the beginning

01:12:02my family

01:12:04felt that

01:12:04it was important

01:12:05let them go

01:12:06to the court

01:12:07and that my family

01:12:09I wasn't there

01:12:10this is a ball

01:12:12stress

01:12:13he said

01:12:13life

01:12:14It's good.

01:12:14the Lord

01:12:15raider

01:12:16said that

01:12:17I would use that.

01:12:17to increase

01:12:18your footprint

01:12:19Yes ma'am

01:12:22families

01:12:24they stood up

01:12:24to speak

01:12:25about how

01:12:26he was

01:12:26It's rubbish.

01:12:27what if that

01:12:29he did them

01:12:29to feel good

01:12:30they should

01:12:31do it

01:12:32love

01:12:32of a son

01:12:33by her mother

01:12:33I wouldn't allow it

01:12:34that Dennis Raider

01:12:35tarnish your memory

01:12:36the lessons

01:12:37what I learned

01:12:37with my father

01:12:38and my mother

01:12:38transcend

01:12:39the evils

01:12:39by Dennis Raider

01:12:40in recent

01:12:415,326 days

01:12:43I've been wondering

01:12:44how would it be

01:12:45face

01:12:45the walking cesspool

01:12:47that took

01:12:48precious life

01:12:49from my mother

01:12:49but keep in mind

01:12:50that this was

01:12:51the first time

01:12:52that I was

01:12:53in the presence

01:12:54from that scum

01:12:55I had worked

01:12:57literally

01:12:58for 6 months

01:12:59for sharpening

01:13:00the statement

01:13:01impact

01:13:01of that victim

01:13:02so that it is clear

01:13:03every word

01:13:04I had an intention

01:13:06and a purpose

01:13:07specific

01:13:07which was to stab him

01:13:09from this point onward

01:13:10we declare

01:13:11our independence

01:13:12of tyranny

01:13:14of their actions

01:13:15while you

01:13:16starts

01:13:17your slow and painful

01:13:18descent into hell

01:13:19we will choose

01:13:20to lift us up

01:13:20above our pain

01:13:21thanks

01:13:23Your Honor

01:13:23I just wish

01:13:24what

01:13:26he suffered

01:13:27for the rest

01:13:27of life

01:13:29I wanted

01:13:30pass over

01:13:30from all over the world

01:13:31of the police

01:13:32and kill

01:13:33that wretch

01:13:37but

01:13:37when I started

01:13:38speaking

01:13:39I looked

01:13:39for him

01:13:42I just froze it.

01:13:45That's all.

01:13:48I became a child again.

01:13:54finally

01:13:55after two days

01:13:56terrible

01:13:57testimony

01:13:58Dennis Rader

01:13:59could do

01:14:00a statement

01:14:00to the court

01:14:01Your Honor

01:14:02Sedgwick County

01:14:03victims

01:14:05I am aware

01:14:07of the crimes

01:14:08that I committed

01:14:10all families

01:14:11agreed

01:14:12that when he

01:14:13opened his mouth

01:14:14we would be leaving

01:14:15And we did it.

01:14:17I didn't want to hear it.

01:14:18what did he have

01:14:19to be

01:14:20I wanted to kill him.

01:14:22and I still want to

01:14:24This will never pass.

01:14:26the heinous crimes

01:14:28that I committed

01:14:29to the county

01:14:29of Sedgwick

01:14:30I continued like a monster

01:14:32he didn't care

01:14:34didn't care

01:14:35all he had to say

01:14:36the last words

01:14:37it was like

01:14:38Today is my day.

01:14:40to shine

01:14:41we talk

01:14:43of man

01:14:44like an evil

01:14:45the dark side

01:14:46I was there

01:14:47but now

01:14:48I think the light

01:14:49It's starting.

01:14:50shining

01:14:51I think he stayed

01:14:52a little confusing

01:14:53if it was being

01:14:54convicted

01:14:55or if it was accepting

01:14:56an award

01:14:56from the academy

01:14:58Joseph Otero

01:15:00I was in the force

01:15:02air

01:15:02I was in the force

01:15:03air

01:15:03He was a husband.

01:15:04I was a husband

01:15:05he compared himself

01:15:06to its victims

01:15:07Josephine was a little girl.

01:15:09He had a little girl.

01:15:10she spent some time

01:15:11on grandparents' farm

01:15:12me too

01:15:13as a child

01:15:13We should feel bad.

01:15:15for that piece of shit

01:15:16because he was

01:15:17Caught for killing

01:15:18ten people

01:15:19He was thanking them.

01:15:21the detectives

01:15:21and the lawyers

01:15:23and the community

01:15:24And that was it.

01:15:26that I turned off

01:15:27and then at the end

01:15:28for about 20 seconds

01:15:29he spoke about

01:15:30repentance

01:15:31but even so

01:15:31he said

01:15:33repentance

01:15:33It's a concept.

01:15:34then he quoted the Bible

01:15:36in John 8:12

01:15:37the light of the world

01:15:39who follows me

01:15:40He will not walk in darkness.

01:15:41but it will

01:15:42a life of light

01:15:43I always say

01:15:44to people

01:15:44look

01:15:45Do you want to quote the Bible?

01:15:46I can too.

01:15:47if you do evil

01:15:48be afraid

01:15:49because we will not wield

01:15:50the sword in vain

01:16:01none of the murders

01:16:03by Dennis Rader

01:16:03It happened when the penalty

01:16:05death

01:16:05it was the law

01:16:05in Kansas

01:16:06then on August 18th

01:16:082005

01:16:09he was convicted

01:16:11ten sentences

01:16:12consecutive

01:16:13prison

01:16:13perpetual

01:16:14That was the sentence.

01:16:15stronger

01:16:16that the judge

01:16:17had at his disposal

01:16:19he couldn't do it

01:16:20nothing more

01:16:22Lieutenant Lander

01:16:23brought the families together

01:16:24one by one

01:16:25and a lot of time passed

01:16:26answering the questions

01:16:27that they had

01:16:28And I think it helped.

01:16:30but they will never have

01:16:31justice

01:16:33on the other hand

01:16:35justice

01:16:36against Dennis Rader

01:16:37because Dennis Rader

01:16:39now lives

01:16:40in a cell

01:16:408 by 8

01:16:41He stays for an hour.

01:16:43per day

01:16:43in a fenced area

01:16:46no one listens to him anymore.

01:16:47nobody has anymore

01:16:48fear of him

01:16:49he can't

01:16:50hurt people

01:16:51He is thinking.

01:16:52every day

01:16:53in the loss of their family

01:16:54and in selfishness

01:16:55that took

01:16:56to take life

01:16:56of the members

01:16:57of the family

01:16:57other people

01:16:58I was left

01:17:01discouraged

01:17:01kind of sad

01:17:03They let him

01:17:04if I had a television

01:17:05I would like

01:17:06that he would suffer more

01:17:09I wanted the feather.

01:17:10death to him

01:17:11but not so that

01:17:12he was to be sacrificed

01:17:13but so that he

01:17:14lived that life

01:17:15on death row

01:17:17because it's much more difficult

01:17:19a life

01:17:20on death row

01:17:21than in the middle

01:17:22of people

01:17:23hang that girl up

01:17:25in the basement

01:17:25and beat her

01:17:26until death

01:17:30That's what I had.

01:17:31what happens

01:17:31with him

01:17:32if I could

01:17:33do this

01:17:36like every journalist

01:17:38Larry Hatterberg

01:17:39wrote to Dennis

01:17:40Raider in prison

01:17:41waiting for an interview

01:17:42one day

01:17:43he receives

01:17:44a connection

01:17:45from BTK

01:17:45incarcerated

01:17:46and records

01:17:48the conversation

01:17:49He was 30 years old.

01:17:50of questions

01:17:51in 20 minutes

01:17:52when you wrote

01:17:53in the early 70s

01:17:55you said it was

01:17:56the X factor

01:17:56that made him

01:17:57to kill

01:17:58can you describe

01:18:00what is that?

01:18:01in truth

01:18:01I think it's a demon.

01:18:02that is inside me

01:18:03were you trying

01:18:05To be captured?

01:18:07no

01:18:07I don't think so.

01:18:08no

01:18:09I wasn't planning on it.

01:18:10to be captured

01:18:11just

01:18:12I played cat and mouse.

01:18:13a lot of time with the police

01:18:14I was going to start

01:18:14a new story

01:18:17I am deeply sorry.

01:18:18that's why

01:18:19It's something I didn't want.

01:18:21that it happened

01:18:21with my family

01:18:23I remember

01:18:24of being very angry with him

01:18:26Because of so much stupid stuff

01:18:28what he was saying

01:18:29that time

01:18:30he committed these crimes

01:18:31He knew he committed the crime.

01:18:32He could have turned himself in.

01:18:34anytime

01:18:36and he didn't do it

01:18:40the day we broadcast

01:18:43your trip

01:18:43to prison

01:18:45live

01:18:47I'm getting goosebumps.

01:18:48just by talking

01:18:49when they take

01:18:51to prison

01:18:52this enormous weight

01:18:54it was removed

01:18:55from the shoulders

01:18:56of all women

01:18:57in the area

01:18:58from Wichita

01:19:00finally

01:19:01he finished

01:19:04It's not over.

01:19:05for families

01:19:06of the victims

01:19:07but it's over

01:19:08for all of us

01:19:09that we have been

01:19:10tormented

01:19:11by this man

01:19:12for so many years

01:19:15we are not happy

01:19:17because it took too long

01:19:1830 years

01:19:18to catch the individual

01:19:19but we are

01:19:20very satisfied

01:19:21knowing that

01:19:22at every step

01:19:23of the way

01:19:25We did our best.

01:19:26what could we do

01:19:28with the evidence

01:19:30and technology

01:19:31that we had

01:19:32at our disposal

01:19:33the impact

01:19:34that has

01:19:35in the application

01:19:35of the law

01:19:36locally

01:19:37and all over the world

01:19:39It's a positive thing.

01:19:41for the future

01:19:42investigators

01:19:44personally

01:19:45I could hardly wait.

01:19:47to go to church

01:19:48to try

01:19:49wash a little

01:19:49that evil within me

01:19:50It was an experience.

01:19:52that I was lucky

01:19:53to have

01:19:54but that

01:19:55I don't want to

01:19:56for no one

01:19:56It was a triumph.

01:19:58of the application

01:19:59of the law dedicated

01:20:00what

01:20:01happily

01:20:02I was here

01:20:03for the part

01:20:04triumphant about that

01:20:05Tell us about

01:20:06Ken Landwehr

01:20:13I wasn't expecting it.

01:20:14that's why

01:20:14provided that

01:20:16BTK

01:20:16he appeared

01:20:17in March

01:20:18we received

01:20:18more than two thousand

01:20:19clues

01:20:20Ken was a

01:20:21wonderful man

01:20:22but he

01:20:23it is not

01:20:24with us

01:20:25but your

01:20:25I would love

01:20:26eternally

01:20:27And that was the plan.

01:20:28by Ken Landwehr

01:20:30that brought

01:20:30the final result

01:20:31what it was

01:20:32prison

01:20:33from BTK

01:20:34the strategy

01:20:36by Ken Landwehr

01:20:36it was solid

01:20:37And it worked.

01:20:38very good

01:20:39he was

01:20:41an icon

01:20:42in the department

01:20:43police

01:20:44from Wichita

01:20:45and one of

01:20:45best people

01:20:47that I already knew

01:20:48and after announcing

01:20:50your retirement

01:20:50he was diagnosed

01:20:51with cancer

01:20:52and died

01:20:53months later

01:20:56but thanks

01:20:57goodbye

01:20:59we caught

01:20:59Dennis Raider

01:21:00before

01:21:02Ken died

01:21:02this honored

01:21:04a colleague

01:21:05and police

01:21:06incredible

01:21:12as a Christian

01:21:13I must

01:21:14forgive

01:21:15but I can't

01:21:16forgive him

01:21:17because of what he did

01:21:17a part of me

01:21:18wants to learn

01:21:19to forgive

01:21:20the other part

01:21:21wants to pull out

01:21:22his head

01:21:24Do you understand?

01:21:26my hope

01:21:28for the future

01:21:28It's about helping.

01:21:29people

01:21:30that passed

01:21:31due to situations

01:21:32which can be worse

01:21:33than mine

01:21:35originally

01:21:35I wanted to be

01:21:36a speaker

01:21:37motivational

01:21:38but

01:21:42I can't keep

01:21:43my head

01:21:44in place

01:21:45I wanted

01:21:46kill me

01:21:48I even tried

01:21:49sometimes

01:21:50when I was a child

01:21:51I just wanted

01:21:52stay with my mother

01:21:53he knows

01:21:55mommy

01:21:56It was a good

01:21:56woman

01:22:04at the end

01:22:05of the project

01:22:06from the book

01:22:07I

01:22:07he was

01:22:08sold out

01:22:09my health

01:22:10he was

01:22:10harmed

01:22:11was affecting

01:22:12my wedding

01:22:13and

01:22:13I

01:22:14I ended up leaving

01:22:15from the newsroom

01:22:16leaving journalism

01:22:17It really was

01:22:18story of a life

01:22:19but

01:22:20It had an impact.

01:22:21real people

01:22:23even when

01:22:24we left the courthouse

01:22:25I hope that

01:22:26many of us

01:22:27let's have

01:22:27sense that

01:22:28we can do that

01:22:29that not everything

01:22:30He is lost.

01:22:32perhaps

01:22:33we

01:22:35to live

01:22:36our lives

01:22:37in a way

01:22:39so be it

01:22:39a tribute

01:22:40to those who

01:22:41we lost

01:22:42we can memorize them

01:22:43through

01:22:44of us

01:22:45and through

01:22:46what we do

01:22:47to improve

01:22:48the world

01:22:48around us

01:22:49and although that

01:22:50don't bring it back

01:22:51who we lost

01:22:52and that pain

01:22:53don't go away

01:22:54gives us the chance

01:22:56to let them live

01:22:57for something

01:22:58which is bigger

01:22:59than they

01:22:59and something that is bigger

01:23:00than we

01:23:01and maybe

01:23:02that is

01:23:03the greatest lesson

01:23:04what

01:23:04I learned

01:23:06with all of this

01:23:09It took me a long time.

01:23:10to be able

01:23:11to say

01:23:11This is my father.

01:23:12That's what he did.

01:23:13And that's who I am.

01:23:15And I won't let it happen.

01:23:16This defines me.

01:23:17I need

01:23:18talk about it

01:23:20and I wanted

01:23:21helping people

01:23:22which also

01:23:25survived

01:23:25to abuses

01:23:26and live with

01:23:27PTSD

01:23:28and anxiety

01:23:28and depression

01:23:29I want them

01:23:30know that

01:23:31it doesn't matter

01:23:32what they

01:23:33have passed

01:23:34that they are

01:23:35survivors

01:23:36and they can exceed

01:23:37things

01:23:40in December

01:23:412012

01:23:42I felt

01:23:43that forgiveness

01:23:43simply

01:23:44took over

01:23:45from me

01:23:45I knew

01:23:46that had

01:23:47forgiven

01:23:47my father

01:23:48I sat down.

01:23:49that night

01:23:50and I wrote

01:23:50for him

01:23:51I wrote

01:23:52six long pages

01:23:53about my life

01:23:54and my family

01:23:55and everything that he

01:23:56I was losing

01:23:57with his grandchildren

01:23:59and what do we do

01:24:01with them

01:24:01in our lives

01:24:03and there

01:24:04at the end

01:24:04I wrote

01:24:05something like that

01:24:07I'll never understand.

01:24:08what did you do

01:24:09But I forgive.

01:24:10what did you do

01:24:11directly

01:24:12me

01:24:13and my family

01:24:14And I love you.

01:24:16And I hope to see you.

01:24:17in the sky

01:24:17someday

01:24:18he replied

01:24:19and since then

01:24:20It's through letters.

01:24:22what

01:24:22we communicate

01:24:24better

01:24:26He is my father.

01:24:27And I miss him.

01:24:28and I would like

01:24:30I

01:24:32I mean

01:24:34I wish none of this had happened.

01:24:35had happened

01:24:36I wanted my father.

01:24:38But that's not how it is.

01:24:39and there is nothing

01:24:41that I can do

01:24:41regarding

01:24:49But that's not how it is.

01:24:50What is that?

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