Katherine Ramsland

He specifically looked for victims who were sex workers, drug addicts, hitchhikers, people that just would not draw resources.

And he got away with it for a long time.

And so when we discover him, right, but

All that time he was operating.

So we don't know how many other people might be like that.

Well, because you do, because you do use corroborating evidence.

Yes.

Raider also do a lot of pictures and that's what some, some of these task force, this task force is trying to use pictures to identify victims.

I mean, you can't, you can't identify a picture from a drawing.

Like even Samuel little after all, but the way they know that the way they, they did with Sam little was he would say locations, times,

use the drawing, and then the officers would be able to see, did they find a body there at that time that looked like this drawing?

That's how you corroborate it.

And Rader certainly, with all of the 10 victims he took credit for,

It's all corroborated.

Everything he said he did is corroborated by the scenes, by the evidence.

So he's not a totally unreliable person.

They do have some sense of morality, oddly enough.

And it's each one of them has weird lines.

They won't cross.

Ted Bundy, I was just listening to a bunch of his interviews over the weekend for a documentary, and he had some.