mysteriew
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I am going to get slapped for this, but this thought occurred to me. I wondered why I felt so strongly that Rader did love his wife.
Throughout all he did, he stayed "faithful". He honored his marriage vows.
He had sexual fantasies, he masturbated beside victims, he tortured- but he didn't rape- though he threatened to. The testimony that was given was pretty explicit- but there was no hint that any type of sexual contact (oral, digital, or actual penetration) between Rader and his victims occured.
He was not sexually intimate with any of his victims. I think he did in his fantasies, but not in the murders.
No, I don't think he was capable of real love. But in his own fashion he loved or at least honored his wife.
Okay, Let the slap down proceed...............
Throughout all he did, he stayed "faithful". He honored his marriage vows.
He had sexual fantasies, he masturbated beside victims, he tortured- but he didn't rape- though he threatened to. The testimony that was given was pretty explicit- but there was no hint that any type of sexual contact (oral, digital, or actual penetration) between Rader and his victims occured.
He was not sexually intimate with any of his victims. I think he did in his fantasies, but not in the murders.
No, I don't think he was capable of real love. But in his own fashion he loved or at least honored his wife.
Okay, Let the slap down proceed...............