I'm Rebecca Lavoie, and this is You Can't Make This Up.

You Can't Make This Up is the podcast where we uncover the true stories behind your favorite Netflix documentaries and films.

In this episode, we'll go deeper into the story behind the Netflix documentary film,

My Father, the BTK Killer.

My father just flew under the radar, and they didn't find him for 31 years because

he was literally right under their noses.

They weren't looking for somebody like, my father, the everyday man that actually does have a

family.

In 2005, Carrie Rosson's world was shattered when her father was arrested.

The church-going former Cub Scout leader, Dennis Rader, was accused of being the infamous

BTK killer, responsible for 10 gruesome murders between

1974 and 1991. In the Netflix documentary, My Father, the BTK killer, Carrie embarks on a personal

journey of understanding, confronting childhood trauma and searching for healing. Today, we'll hear a bonus episode from Monster

BTK, the latest installment in the Monster podcast series from Tenderfoot TV and I Heart

Podcasts. The 10-episode investigative series is available now. In this bonus episode,

executive producer Payne Lindsay sits down with Carrie to talk about her early

childhood, learning about her dad's true identity when she was an adult, and dealing with the

aftermath of his arrest 20 years ago.

Welcome to this special bonus episode of Monster BTK.

Early in the process of making the show, executive producer Payne Lindsay got a call from Carrie Rosson, daughter of Dennis Raider, the BTK Killer.

They sat down together for an interview.

What came out of that was a five-hour conversation in Atlanta,

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