Dennis Rader Research Paper

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Dennis Rader worked as an electronic technician; he installed security systems into individuals homes. Rader was the President of the church council of the Christ Lutheran Church and a Boy Scout leader. He was extremely trusted and respected by the community, but he mainly kept to himself. He was a family man and had a wife and two beautiful children,a daughter and a son. Rader chose his victims carefully in order to please his sexual desires and would often watch his victims for several days or weeks to learn their everyday schedules. Once Rader found a woman that he thought was beautiful or who he was sexually attracted to, he’d make them his next target. He would first cut off the telephone line and turn off the family's security system

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