Katherine Ramsland

Bring it.

Yeah.

The original victim that started this all has never been found.

because um the way the sheriff's puts it is it was a revelation he had while watching tv late one night that um you know raider oklahoma borders kansas and that area of southeastern kansas is where he grew up he he traveled and during 1990 early 90s in the sense for the census from one state to another um

He had a lot of projects on his project list, only 10 of which resulted in murder, but he stopped a lot of victims.

He has the Bad Wash Day journal entry.

He liked abandoned barns.

And apparently, according to the sheriff, some anonymous caller said that Rader had left a body in an abandoned barn on the border of Oklahoma and Kansas.

Did he or didn't he?

I don't know.

You know, he never put that on his project list that he gave to me.

And when I've talked with him, you know, I've kind of been the recipient of him talking to me about all the different law enforcement people coming in.

The FBI came in and he had Arkansas, I think two teams from Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas.

And yet no charges brought.

And when I was, one of the things that did kind of bother me was Sheriff Burden was sure he knew that the reason Dennis wouldn't confess is he didn't want to be moved from the prison he was in.

And he said that's his abiding, that is his most, the strongest motivation to say nothing.

And I said, no, it isn't.

His strong, it's in the book, but...

Sheriff wouldn't read the book.

It's in the book.