Dennis Lynn Rader | BTK

Dennis Lynn Rader | BTK

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Bradley Robert Edwards | Claremont Serial Killer - Part 6

He attacked her from behind, one arm looping around her body while his right hand forced a cloth gag into her mouth, silencing her before she had time to understand what was happening. Davis, seated on a wheeled office chair, was terrified, certain in that moment that her life wa ...  Show more

Bradley Robert Edwards | Claremont Serial Killer - Part 5

Victims were chosen opportunistically but matched specific fantasy criteria involving age, appearance, and physical build. Nothing was left to chance. He would prepare a specialized kit with tools, restraints, and tape, carrying it in his vehicle. The profile painted a solo opera ...  Show more

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