Welcome to Monday morning Murder in the News with Alyssa Carroll.

Good morning heathens and happy fatality Friday in the news.

I know the intro says Monday. I need to make a new intro.

Here we continue our Murder in the news which is still better than

the regular trash news that we are fed so buckle in trash pandas let's get

into it and remember I do not read these articles past the title so we are reacting together

Our first article comes from CNN.com and the title reads, Authority search BTK serial killer's former property in connection with

1976 missing person case and other unsolved cases.

So, investigators searched a former residential property of Dennis Rader,

the self-proclaimed BTK serial killer in Kansas this week, primarily in connection with a

probe into the 1976 disappearance of an Oklahoma teenager, authorities said Wednesday.

Authorities also are checking with a raider who pleaded guilty in 2005

to murdering 10 people from the 70s to the 90s is connected to quote

Another missing persons cases and unsolved murders in the Kansas and Missouri areas

The Osage County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma, said in a news release. Rader, who was serving life terms in prison, admitted in 2005 to carrying out 10 brutal killings to fulfill his sexual

fantasies. He suggested in a letter found long before his capture that he should be called a BTK which is short for bind torture kill

Investigators from Oklahoma's Osage County Sheriff's Office searched the property where Raiders home once stood in Park City, Kansas.

Now, Park City is just barely north of Wichita.

It's like a northern suburb of Wichita. It's like a northern suburb of Wichita, not horrifically far

from me. From Tuesday through Thursday, their second search there this year in

collaboration with that city's police department, the sheriff's

office said. Among materials of interest found at the property this week were trophies, quote, end quote quote from at least one woman and bondage

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