Rader was officially caught and arrested in 2005 after he sent a letter to the Wichita Eagle Newspaper in 2004. Rader also worked as a Park City compliance officer where he was considered "arrogant" and "on a power trip." He'd sometimes issue threats while on the job.
It was in another job his manipulative tendencies came through. For a large amount of the time, he was an active killer, he worked a day job at ADT Security. He was seen by his peers as a responsible and organized man. Rader was also a former veteran, who served in the Air Force.Īt the time of his killings, Rader had two children, who were both adults. He was a church leader that was actively involved in his parish, according to. What's most terrifying about BTK though is how unsuspecting of a suspect Rader really was. BTK named himself in one of the letters, and took responsibility for some killings by name. Like other serial killers-like Zodiac-Rader sent cryptic messages to local law enforcement, which sometimes even included photos of his victims. Rader is known to have killed 10 people in Wichita, Kansas, during his active years. In this handout image provided by the Sedgwick County Sheriff's office, BTK murder suspect Dennis Rader stands for a mug shot released February 27, 2005, in Sedgwick County, Kansas.
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