in fact loewen, who took a look at rader s interview with the psychologist, says the serial killer is even more ordinary than he imagined. his family is so wonderfully kansas. his daughter was a high school golf champion. his son is, i think, in the navy. his wife sings in a church choir, has a job in a convenience store. they re average people making a simple good life together. boy, you would never pick him out of a crowd. i thought there would be something that would be more evident, but he was just as beige as beige could be. mike fitch knew rader when they were both employees at adt, where rader worked for nearly 15 years installing home security systems. he remembers rader as a stickler for perfection. making his customers happy was rader s top priority, even if he could be cranky and critical of others.
try to capture him. did you ever look around? oh, always. btk, ron loewen knew, could be anyone, anywhere. listen to what the former wichita news director told us about the killer a year before btk was caught. i think this guy is probably a lot more normal than anybody thinks. he told us it was easy. after he killed someone, he just assumed his rightful place in the world. he s a person who has been walking in that community. he s really the stranger beside you. today, that all sounds positively prophetic. because that s just what dennis rader was doing all those years, hiding in plain sight, raising his children, going to church, getting a degree in his spare time. attending kansas state university home football games. in fact loewen, who took a look at rader s interview with the psychologist, says the serial killer is even more ordinary than he imagined. his family is so wonderfully