Katherine Ramsland

So her body was bound, I mean, heavily bound with six different ropes and cords and whatnot and dumped on a abandoned farm property.

So that all sounds very Raider-ish.

He actually said it was sloppy and kind of insulted that people thought it was his work.

The detective team went to interview him.

Laurie Howard was the one that I've been working with.

And the woman was found in 1994.

on Halloween weekend, it was unclear how she came to be there.

It took them a long time to identify her.

Once they did through genetic genealogy, they found two relatives who were able to give them more of a sense of where she had been working, where she'd been living, which put her in that area.

And then their chief suspect was killed in a motorcycle accident

And suddenly people came forward who had been scared of him.

And they told the story of what they saw and what they knew.

And it turns out it was not Dennis Rader.

Yes.

You know, so, you know, that's an important case to show that.

Despite all the things that looked very much like it was Dennis Rader, it wasn't.

It kind of started because in Oklahoma and Oklahoma, this young woman went missing from a laundromat.

Witnesses put her in the company of two people.

which is not the way Dennis Rader operates.

She's never been found.