
This episode covers the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, and his crimes in Wichita, Kansas, including his methods, victims, and the psychological aspects of his behavior.
The hosts, Nick and the Captain, discuss the chilling announcement made by the police on February 10, 1978, regarding the BTK Strangler, who had taken credit for multiple murders. They detail the public's reaction and the safety precautions that residents took in response to the threat.
Key discussions include the failed attempt on Anna Williams in April 1979, where Rader cut the phone line but left when she did not return home. The hosts analyze Rader's psychological need for notoriety and how he communicated with the media and police.
The episode also covers Rader's murder of Marine Hedges in 1985 and Vicky Werly in 1986, highlighting his meticulous planning and the disturbing nature of his crimes. The hosts reflect on the impact of these murders on the victims' families and the community.
Finally, the episode touches on the unsolved Fager family murders in 1987, speculating on the potential involvement of Rader and the ongoing fear he instilled in the public.
The episode details the BTK killer's crimes, psychological profile, and the impact on Wichita residents, including chilling murder attempts and community fear.

This episode stands out for the following:
It's good to be seen and it's good to see you.BTK /// Part 3 /// 206
He loved being the city's so-called Boogeyman.BTK /// Part 3 /// 206
They're just chasing ghosts.BTK /// Part 3 /// 206
This kill was not a very satisfying kill for him.BTK /// Part 3 /// 206
Man hurt mommy.BTK /// Part 3 /// 206
Can you imagine running for your life and having the wrong keys?BTK /// Part 3 /// 206