The Official Websleuths Investigative Book Club Book #2 - Confessions Of A serial Killer: The Untold Story of Dennis Rader, the BTK Killer.

[Bounceycat]

Just finished chapter 2, which detailed his childhood. It made me wonder how many of his childhood friends noticed something different about him, even in hindsight.

 

[tricia]

Hey Everyone we will be having a YouTube Livestream shortly to discuss the BTK book.
We will go live at 8 PM Eastern. Hope to see you then.
Tricia

 

[Bounceycat]

Just finished the book and I need brain bleach. Wow that was a difficult read. It's as close as you'll get to a BTK autobiography. Off to find a lighthearted romance novel to borrow from the library to cleanse my brain!

 

[JacksonFentry]

Finished ken and Barbie murder novel today. Btk must be kin to these families.

 

[SnarkyTreehugger]

I think I may have to sit out on reading this book. I can’t keep up

 

[watergirl62]

I just finished chapter 5 Cubing. It was a struggle for me to get through because I didnt find it interesting. I am not sure I will actually finish this book.

 

[Lisa G1]

I am struggling to get thru this one. I find I have to skim over the details. What an evil man.

 

[tricia]

We're doing a livestream tonight at 8 PM Eastern. We'll discuss Nancy Guthrie and the BTK book by Dr. Ramsland. Hope you will join us.

 

[Lynle0219]

5 more hours to listen to this book on Audible. I am really trying to get through this.

 

[Spmama]

Just finished chapter 2, which detailed his childhood. It made me wonder how many of his childhood friends noticed something different about him, even in hindsight.

I was wondering the same thing. I’ve known some wacko’s in my life and had met quite a few people who did turn out to be unhinged. I doubt he could have kept his oddities hidden no matter how secretive he was.

 

[OneLove]

Has anything been said about his extended family in s. Missouri? I believe I may have known a relative of his generation from there.

 

[Bounceycat]

Has anything been said about his extended family in s. Missouri? I believe I may have known a relative of his generation from there.

The furthest back his recollections in the book went were to his 4 grandparents, who stilk lived in the same general area of Kansas.