BTK Serial Killer Named Suspect in 2 Unsolved Murders: Cops



Cops say the BTK serial killer is now the prime suspect in the previously unsolved disappearance of a 16-year-old cheerleader and the murder of a Missouri woman. Cynthia Kinney was last seen in 1976 at an Oklahoma laundromat that her family owned. Her disappearance happened around the time the BTK serial killer, Dennis Rader, was unleashing his reign of terror in Kansas. Authorities spoke to Rader in prison and say he denies killing Kinney.

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23 thoughts on “BTK Serial Killer Named Suspect in 2 Unsolved Murders: Cops”

  1. I don't know if you remember how he said he tied a little girl in the closet and her mother and he tortured them before that and was telling her like it coming back and forth until finally killing her I mean this guy is a winner

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  2. He just likes holding back some info to torture investigators, families, etc… he has such evil eyes, he enjoys toying with people. It will be a good day when he finally drops into Hell.

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  3. Something about the way his daughter is constantly in the media talking about him makes me believe she might be a narcissist like her father. Maybe she’s not but she seems to like the attention.

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  4. If the girl was abducted from the laundromat (?) that would differ from his normal MO. I believe most of not all of his murders occurred in his victims’ homes. He needed to spend time with his victims to fulfill his fantasies is most likely why. I’m not writing he didn’t kill this girl but I would say, based upon this report, it’s unlikely. (Most of his female victims were a bit older as well. The Otero girl was really young but she may not have been his original target.)

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  5. Hes rotting in prison atm in a wheel chair i feel like he would love to claim those bodies hes got life no parole anyway this is likely a copy cat

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  6. BTK M.O was local, he never strayed far from home, all his killings we're at close proximity. He stalked his victims for days and sometimes weeks. I doub he he had time to do anything in Oklahoma.

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