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The Notorious BTK Killer and His First Murders
09:30 - 15:37 (06:06)
This episode of the "Serial Killers" podcast delves into the first murders committed by the infamous BTK killer, where he targeted the Otero family in their home. The podcast explores the killer's cunning ways of gaining entrance to the home, as well as his motivations and disturbing behavior.
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Dennis Rader was a serial killer in the 70s and 80s who had managed to keep his true identity a secret until 2005.
09:30 - 11:52 (02:22)
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Dennis Rader was a serial killer in the 70s and 80s who had managed to keep his true identity a secret until 2005. He was a seemingly normal family man and enthusiastic church-goer but also lived a twisted fantasy life that involved murdering several individuals.
ChapterThe Notorious BTK Killer and His First Murders
Episode79: The Infamous BTK Killer: Was Dennis Rader Born Evil?
PodcastLights Out
On January 15, 1974, Dennis Rader killed three children from the Otero family while they were at school, and then went to their home and killed their parents and youngest siblings, turning their American dream into a nightmare.
11:52 - 14:18 (02:25)
Summary
On January 15, 1974, Dennis Rader killed three children from the Otero family while they were at school, and then went to their home and killed their parents and youngest siblings, turning their American dream into a nightmare.
ChapterThe Notorious BTK Killer and His First Murders
Episode79: The Infamous BTK Killer: Was Dennis Rader Born Evil?
PodcastLights Out
In 1974, the Otero family was murdered in Wichita, Kansas, in a horrifying crime that still haunts the community.
14:18 - 15:37 (01:18)
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In 1974, the Otero family was murdered in Wichita, Kansas, in a horrifying crime that still haunts the community. Julie and Joseph, the mother and father, were strangled and suffocated, while their two youngest children were suffocated with bags over their heads. Two years later, another family in the same neighborhood was murdered, and it wasn't until years later that the killer, Dennis Rader, was finally caught and brought to justice.