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Dennis Rader was the BTK serial killer who murdered 10 victims in Wichita, Kansas between 1974-1991. He would stalk and gather information about his victims' daily lives before killing them, often by strangulation. Rader had a sexual fetish involving women's underwear and was intelligent yet psychopathic with no remorse. He was arrested in 2005 after resurfacing and confessing to the murders in detail. Rader received 10 consecutive life sentences with no possibility of parole for 175 years.
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Serial Killer-Jeffrey Dahmer
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Serial murderer – an introduction
The crime of manslaughter has been known for a long time, to be specifically the early 1600’s but the initial case of a serial murderer was in the year 1888, named, Jack the Ripper, who killed and mutilated five prostitutes in the East London. Field experts have stated that at any time, the United States has around 50 active serial murderers, owing to the fact that arroba the year multiple homicides have occurred. Now the question arises, who is a serial killer?
A person possessing a specific emotional drive to kill mercilessly is termed as a serial murderer. These murders, killings, manslaughters, or homicides are generally done in a different way that distinguishes one serial murderer from another. The killer often has a sign that they are distinguished with. Serial murderers are kept in the page as being mass- slayers. The only difference being that serial murderers do not naturally kill the way mass murderers/ slayers do, i.e. mass slayers don’t leave breaks in committing the merciless murders. On the other hand, serial murderers tend to have a distinct feature that reflects the fact that they are murderers with a psychotic overdrive (Ellens, 2011).
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Nearly 25 years ago, one of America’s most infamous serial murderers, Jeffrey Dahmer, a paedophile, and a cannibal, was confronted, attacked and mercilessly slayed while cleaning the bathroom of a prison. His span of crime ranged from June 18, 1978 till July 19, 1991.
Jeffrey Dahmer, also known as Milwaukee Cannibal or the Milwaukee Monster, was an American serial murderer and a sex criminal who brutally raped and then killed 17 men and boys between the years 1978 to 1991. Several of those later homicides consisted of preservation of several body parts of the victims, necrophilia and cannibalism. Though he was initially diagnosed with several mental diseases like borderline personality disorder, a psychotic disorder, and schizotypal personality disorder, Dahmer was found to be legitimately stable at his probation.
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The Zodiac Killer was a serial killer who operated in Northern California in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He claimed to have killed 37 victims, though police only confirmed seven killings. He taunted police and the public by sending encrypted letters with clues to his identity but was never caught. Some key facts are that he committed crimes in the San Francisco Bay area, left DNA evidence on stamps of taunting letters, and was likely a psychopath who enjoyed attention but blended in to avoid capture.
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Theodore “Ted” Bundy was born on November 24, 1946 in Burlington, Vermont. During that time if you got pregnant before marriage in very religious families was considered scandalous and wrong. Eleanor Cowell was twenty-two years old and unmarried when she had her son. Growing up in a deeply religious family, Eleanor had her son at a home for unwed mothers in Vermont. To hide he was an “illegitimate child”, Bundy was raised as the adopted child of his grandparents and was told his mother was his sister. (A&E Television Network) The identity of his father remains unknown. At the age of three he became in love with the idea of knives. He was shy but a very smart child who did well in school. The older Ted got the more the darker side of character started to release. At first very popular, happy and smart at school in junior high once Ted reached high school he became less social not knowing how talk to girls or people in general, seeming less happy and his academic process seem to go down. In 1966 Ted met the love his life Stephanie Brooks. She was everything Ted wanted: beauty, money, class, and influence. But Bundy’s lack of confidence, and use of manipulation ruined the relationship. Stephanie broke up with Ted due to feeling that he was immature and too childish. Dropping in and out of different schools he finally majored in psychology and was accepted into a law school. Ted also got involved with politics receiving a letter of recommendation from the republican governor of Washington. During this time women in Seattle and Oregon area went missing. Ted moved to Utah in 1974 to attend law school when women started disappearing from there too. About a year later he was pulled over with tools including a crowbar, facemask, rope and handcuffs.(A&E Television Network) Following that was when Bundy started getting convicted of kidnap and murder. While Bundy was on trial for the murders and kidnappings he managed to escape from prison. In result his last attack was to the Chi Omega house where he raped and murder many girls. During this time he also kidnapped and killed a 12-year-old girl. He then shocked everyone by calling Carole Ann Boone to the witness stand and marrying her. Three years later she divorced him after realizing Bundy did commit the murders and gave birth to this daughter. After Bundy tried to save his life countless of times, he was sentenced to death on January 24th, 1989. Right before his execution he had one last interview. The national review noted that Bundy stated in the interv.
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- 1. Dennis Rader BTK KILLER By: Matthew Lindsey Pd: 5 Forensic Science
- 2. Background Hello Children! • Young child tortured and killed animals. :) • Sexual fetish for women’s underwear and even wore them after killing his victims. • Dennis would stalk his victims gathering all the information he could about their daily life. • Previously married and had two children.
- 3. Psychological Profile A very intelligent predator Cautious Prepared and Preemptive Organized Psychopath Lack of remorse or empathy
- 4. Gruesome Details • 10 victims • Whole family ( The Otera’s ) (4) • All but two victims were women • Strangled 6 adult women with ropes, belts, nylon stockings, pantyhose and when personal his bare hands.
- 5. Otera Family Massacre After stalking his prey for some time, Dennis made his move and took a whole family to their graves. He suffocated the father and son with plastic bags. Strangled the mother with a rope and made the daughter hang herself from a drainage pipe.
- 6. An Unfortunate April 4th • An unexpected Kathryn Bright was attacked by our friendly neighbor Dennis Rader. Failing to stay alive and fend off her stalker Kathryn was stabbed once in the back and once in the abdomen and died. This unusual method was of disliking to Dennis. He then took an unexpected break for about 3 years. Before finding another succulent prey.
- 7. Forensic Evidence DNA from one victims fingernails Semen found at multiple victims locations Grammar and Speech identical to the letters he wrote to the police after every killing. 16-Hour Confession in gory detail of each and every victim. All 10.
- 8. Legal Outcome Dennis Rader arrested on Feb. 25, 2005 He gave his account of the murders He also noted that he wanted to resurface for two reasons David Lohr’s story on Tru TV and a book that was written by Robert Beattie about the BTK Killer. Dennis said that he wanted his story to be told his way. Formally convicted and charged of 10 homicides on Feb. 28, 2005.
- 9. Cont. During the time of the murders the state of Kansas did not have the death penalty therefore Dennis Rader was not eligible for The Death Sentence. On June 27, Rader changed his public defender’s plea from not guilty to guilty. Rader was sentenced to 10 consecutive life sentences with no parole.
- 10. F.U.N F.A.C.T.S On the very important date of March 5th, 2005 ( My Birthday ) media reported multiple verified sources the Rader confessed to the murders. While being arrested and read his Miranda Rights a police officer asked Dennis “Mr. Rader do you know why you’re going downtown?” to which he replied, “Oh, I have my suspicions, why?”
- 11. Cont. 10 consecutive life sentences is a minimum of 175 years, so Rader is eligible for parole in 2180. For all you math fanatics :)
- 12. THE END For Dennis Rader References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Rade http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,149113,00.html http://www.google.com/imghp?hl=en&tab=wi