The following subject matter is real and only intended for mature audiences.

Discretion is advised.

People are dead after deputies say a man went on a shooting rampage.

I knew a week before she died, it was going to kill her.

I can tell you the scene out there is absolutely horrific.

Nobody knows where this individual may strike next.

This is 10-minute murder. Hi, I'm Joe, the host of 10-minute murder. Brief and bingeable true crime.

Thanks for joining today, part two of the story of BTK Dennis Raider.

If you've somehow stumbled upon this episode and have not yet listened to Part 1,

you may want to quickly check that one out first before listening to this one.

I mean, it's not mandatory, but Part 1 gives you an idea of the way Dennis Raider was raised

and how he lived, trying to blend in to the people around him and seem as normal as

possible. But what is normal? Normal is subjective, and Dennis had enough people fooled long

enough to keep himself out of prison for a very long time. This episode will talk about how in the

end he got himself caught because he had to brag about what he had

done. Dennis Raider is a proud serial killer that flew so well under the radar, even his

closest friends, his family, and church groups had no idea, a literal monster living next door,

taking your son on a Boy Scout camping trip, teaching him how to tie a variety

of knots. He was the guy that brought the salad and the spaghetti to the church supper. And by the way,

this episode is going to be a little bit longer than normal. This is BTK, Dennis Raider, part two. Part 2.

On the afternoon of January 15th, 1974,

Wichita officers responded to a call at 803 North Edgemore Street.

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