Mind Prey - John A. Sanford
Mind Prey: The True Story of a Serial Killer and the Detective Who Tracked Him Down
A gripping and terrifying true crime story that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.
In the annals of American serial killers, few are as notorious as Dennis Rader, the BTK Killer. For over three decades, Rader terrorized the city of Wichita, Kansas, with his brutal and sadistic murders. He taunted the police and the media with cryptic letters and clues, and he seemed to take pleasure in the fear and chaos he created.
But finally, after years of investigation, a team of dedicated detectives led by Detective Joe Kanas caught up with Rader and brought him to justice.
In Mind Prey, John A. Sanford tells the inside story of the BTK Killer case, from the first murders to Rader's eventual capture. Sanford draws on exclusive interviews with Kanas and other members of the investigative team, as well as Rader's own letters and confessions, to create a gripping and unforgettable narrative.
Mind Prey is a must-read for true crime fans and anyone interested in the dark side of human nature.
Here are just a few of the reasons why you'll love Mind Prey:
- It's a true story that's more horrifying than fiction. The BTK Killer case is one of the most disturbing and terrifying true crime stories in American history. Rader's crimes were brutal and sadistic, and he seemed to take pleasure in the fear and chaos he created.
- The investigation was a complex and challenging one. The BTK Killer was a master manipulator who taunted the police and the media with cryptic letters and clues. For years, he seemed to be one step ahead of the law.
- The detectives who worked on the case were dedicated and determined. Detective Joe Kanas and his team worked tirelessly for years to track down Rader and bring him to justice. They never gave up, even when it seemed like they were getting nowhere.
- The ending is both satisfying and chilling. In the end, the detectives finally caught up with Rader and brought him to justice. But even after he was arrested, Rader continued to manipulate and taunt his victims and their families.