Just watched an interview by BTK's Daughter. First time I have ever viewed her

[demtenjeep]

I feel so badly for her.

To grow up with a dad that was a serial killer~


The detective that captured BTK died of cancer and yet BTK still lives



In the interview she says she wished her (dad) BTK was dead and not Detective Landweir

it is really freaky

Read "A Serial Killer's Daughter"

[demtenjeep]

1. He terrified our city not once but twice

I was scared the first time

My children the second time



Now, my BIL guards over him in prison

[Freddie]

2. Ted Bundy has a daughter

Her mom divorced him, remarried and the new husband adopted the daughter (now in her mid 30s). Bundy trivia fanatics (they’re out there) think she lives in England. Don’t blame her.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

3. Just saw a trailer for The Clovehitch Killer and wonder it that's where the idea came from

[keithbvadu2]

4. I knew a guy who was BTK's supervisor way back in the Air Force.

I knew a guy who was BTK's supervisor way back in the Air Force.

He said BTK was just an ordinary airman.

[rusty fender]

12. "the banality of evil"

Hannah Arendt used that phrase to describe Adolph Eichmann, iirc.

Most Nazis were ordinary people who did evil things. I suppose that applies to most serial killers.

[malaise]

5. Documentary coming up February 17 on Investigation Discovery

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https://www.denofgeek.com/us/culture/true-crime/278697/btk-a-killer-among-us-special-coming-to-id

Dennis Rader murdered 10 people, including two children, in the Wichita, Kansas, area between 1974 and 1991. He taunted the police and gave himself his own nickname, the BTK Killer, based on the method of his crimes: Bind, Torture, Kill. When he was arrested in 2005, Rader pointed the police to the Wichita Public Library, where he'd stashed a letter he wrote in October 1974 detailing the killing of four members of the Otero family on January 15, of that year. Two of the victims were children, aged 9 and 11, the bodies were found by their sibling, who was only in tenth grade. BTK: A Killer Among Us which premieres Sunday, February 17 at 10 p.m. on Investigation Discovery, will explore the incidents.

[Awsi Dooger]

6. Back to back serial killers that night

9 PM on HLN they'll have a new episode on last year's capture of Joseph DeAngelo, who was EAR ONS/Golden State Killer.

Then the two-hour BTK documentary is convenient beginning at 10 PM.

The following night February 18th at 9 PM HLN will broadcast another new episode on the capture of DeAngelo.

I watch all of this true crime stuff.

DeAngelo has three daughters but none of them have spoken publicly. Like BTK, I expect it will eventually happen but probably many years if not decades down the road.

[malaise]

7. Thanks

I actually saw an ad for BTK: A Killer Among Us this morning on TLC.

[DeminPennswoods]

8. Feb is a "sweeps" month

for broadcasters.

[Raine]

14. I watch all the true crime stuff too

it really makes me think and wonder about the different kinds of people in this world, some so good and some so bad. Investigation Discovery ID network has lots of true crime cases of all kinds, it's my go to network.

[2naSalit]

9. Memory refresher, please... BTK?

[demtenjeep]

10. BTK

Bind Torture Kill


He lived in Park City and killed before he had kids, continued and then just stopped. Then in 2004 he started taunting the media and police. They finally caught him in 2005. His daughter remembers knowing one of the ladies he killed and tortured.


Now he is in EDCF and my brother in law is a prison guard. Has to keep his eye on the sick fuck.

[2naSalit]

11. Oh that one.

Thanks, I recall that.

[Raine]

13. I saw her on 20/20

a couple weeks ago, what a disgusting POS he is! It's amazing that he has such a decent daughter, I guess she takes after her mother.