BTK Serial Killer Suspect Waives Kansas Hearing

[johnnie]

WICHITA, Kan. (Reuters) - A Kansas man suspected of being the long-sought "BTK" serial murderer appeared in court on Tuesday and waived a preliminary hearing on charges that he killed 10 people in 17 years.




More:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=578&e=2&u=/nm/20050419/ts_nm/crime_kansas_dc

[XanaDUer]

1. That's right

Today is the day.

Thanks.

[Zuni]

2. I just got the new book about him

first BTK book. Hard to believe, but this rather shocking monster never had a book about him.

[johnnie]

3. Check this one out

I posted this a while ago
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=313&topic_id=158&mesg_id=158

Very strange...

[Zuni]

8. That is really neat

from what it sounds, Rader was a real control freak as well, both in his MO as BTK and as a compliance officer for Park City. You can see that he would be Obsessive-Compulsive in his personal life by the way he committed his crimes. Just like you could tell the Green River Killer would be a pack rat by the way he stored the corpses for future use. (Ridgeway apprently had whole rooms full of old junk)

[johnnie]

9. Watching that movie now

It looks good.

[XanaDUer]

4. O!O!

(doing my Horshak voice from Welcome Back, Kotter)

WHAT IS THE TITLE?

I am awaiting this with baited breath.

[Zuni]

5. Nightmare in Witchita

by Robert Beattie

[XanaDUer]

6. THANKS!

...

[Zuni]

7. It is really worth your time

although I suspect future books will have much more info on Rader, this one details as much as was known until mid-march 2005 by someone close to the investigation