Dennis Rader (BTK killer)

In fact, he wrote, be honest, and asked us to reply through the newspaper to his question.

And, of course, we responded by running an ad in the paper, which he asked us to do, basically telling him we can't trace a floppy disk, which we knew, of course, was inaccurate.

Fox QSS 24 got a...

an envelope in the mail, and inside that envelope was a postcard with communication and a purple floppy disk.

Fox Kansas receives a package claiming to be from serial killer BTK.

They called us when they got it, and some of the task force members went out and picked it up, and they brought it back to our office at the Epic Center.

Says this is a test C3 by five card for details on communication with me in the newspaper.

Knowing that Office

It has what's called metadata embedded in it, and that was what we're just looking at in the formatting.

We could tell that it was somehow affiliated with Christ Lutheran Church and the Park City Community Public Library.

And then the next thing we looked at was statistics, and it shows here that it was last saved by Dennis.

So somehow a Dennis...

who was affiliated with the church or the library, was somehow involved with this document.

And when we do that, we come up with their webpage that has a link to their people affiliated with the church.

You click on that link and you go to here.

And the only dentist we found on there was the president of the congregation council was Dennis Rader.

You know, I'm sitting there looking at the computer.

I know there's people standing behind me.

But then I come up with a name and look up Dennis.

And I look behind me and there's nobody there anymore because everybody just disappeared.