Welcome to Twisted News, everyone, I'm Andrew, and today we're looking into some fresh

evidence recently on cover that implicates the BTK killer and at least two more murders

but probably more.

And then we'll dive into a digital bond that turned deadly over in Cincinnati.

It would have scary mysteries twisted news.

Number one, the BTK enigma, fresh evidence on Earthen.

Known for his heinous crime spanning from 1974 to 1991, and his raider, infamously known

as the BTK killer, was an enigma that baffled authorities for years.

He left behind a trail of death and anguish and now, recent revelations suggest that the

monster's reign of terror might have been even bigger than anyone thought.

The townspeople of Pahasco, Oklahoma, were rocked in 1976 when 16-year-old cheerleader

Cynthia Kinney disappeared without a trace.

Last seen in a local laundromat, the mystery surrounding or vanishing act was haunted

by the community for decades.

Despite intermittent investigations, no concrete leads have ever emerged, and that was until

last year when a seemingly unrelated event reopened this cold case.

Back in 1976, the bank that sits across the street from the laundromat was getting new

alarm systems installed around the time the girl went missing.

And around then, none other than Dennis Raider was a regional installer for ADT.

So, could he have seen and followed the girl?

Records from ADT didn't initially show whether it was Raider or someone else doing the installing.

But what was proven was that Dennis was involved with the local boy scout troop in the area,

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