Marcus Parks

You can find anything in Dennis Rader's ciphers.

So why aren't they?

Like, why are they going to the media?

Ask too many uncomfortable questions.

So is the only reason why they're bringing these charges or at least hinting that they're saying the BTK is responsible is just because of the way the bodies were found, the bodies were found bound and or that it's sort of confusing because I know one of you said one of the bodies was found and one of them was never found.

Right.

So why do you think they chose Dennis Rader of all people?

Is it kind of boring?

So you mentioned that you'd written up the BTK story before Dennis Rader was caught.

So when Dennis, when it was finally released that it was a regular family man, a civil servant, you know, somebody like a, you know, pastor Dennis, when it was released, you know, when his identity was released, like what were your first thoughts?

So do you think that there are more or there have been more Dennis Raiders out there than we really know?

Like it's Dennis Raiders.

He's not a rare case.

I mean, what I find fascinating about all this is that you say that, you know, Dennis Rader, of course, his big motivation is to be famous.

You know, he wanted to be seen on par with the Zodiac Killer and, you know, and Jack the Ripper.

What is it that keeps him from claiming fame?

more victim, like what, what is it a sense of pride that he has that keeps him from saying like, because 11 victims, 12 victims would make him more notorious than 10.

What is it that keeps him from claiming more in order to get more fame in order for people to keep talking about BTK?

Well, earlier you said that you, you've known Dennis Rader for 14 years, but like, what does it mean to know Dennis Rader?

Henry needs to know, what is his favorite television show?