Nearby Places

The house where BTK murdered the Otero family

Murder House in Wichita, Kansas

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The parking lot where BTK left the Otero family car

Less than a mile away.

Place of Interest in Wichita, Kansas

After murdering four members of the Otero family, Dennis Rader left their car at this parking lot in Wichita.

Anna Williams' house

Roughly one mile away.

Place of Interest in Wichita, Kansas

In April 1979, Anna Williams narrowly escaped the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, by arriving home much later than usual.

Roughly six weeks later, he anonymously mailed her a poem titled, "Oh Anna, why didn't you appear."

The house where BTK murdered Kathryn Bright

Roughly 2 miles away.

Crime Location in Wichita, Kansas

In April 1974, the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, murdered 21-year-old college student Kathryn Bright at this location in Wichita.

The house where BTK murdered Nancy Fox

Roughly 2 miles away.

Murder House in Wichita, Kansas

In December 1977, serial killer Dennis Rader murdered 25-year-old Nancy Jo Fox at this house in Wichita.

The following day, he anonymously called 911 from a public payphone and reported the crime himself.

The house where BTK murdered Shirley Vian Relford

Roughly 4 miles away.

Murder House in Wichita, Kansas

In March 1977, serial killer Dennis Rader murdered 26-year-old Shirley Vian Relford at this house in Linwood, Wichita.

The Home Depot where BTK left one of his letters

Roughly 4 miles away.

Place of Interest in Wichita, Kansas

This is the Home Depot store where the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, dropped a cereal box into the back of an employee's pickup truck.

Inside the box, there was a case-changing letter that was addressed to the police.

The location where the BTK killer called 911

Roughly 4 miles away.

Place of Interest in Wichita, Kansas

This is the location where the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, anonymously reported one of his own crimes.

According to Rader, he felt so "excited" following the murder of Nancy Fox that he was eager for the authorities to discover her body.

The house where BTK murdered Vicki Lynn Wegerle

Roughly 6 miles away.

Murder House in Wichita, Kansas

In September 1986, serial killer Dennis Rader murdered 28-year-old Vicki Wegerle at this house in Wichita.

The church that serial killer Dennis Rader attended

Roughly 7 miles away.

Place of Interest in Wichita, Kansas

At the time of his arrest in February 2005, serial killer Dennis Rader was the president of Christ Lutheran Church in Wichita.

Dennis Rader's childhood home

Roughly 8 miles away.

Serial Killer House in Wichita, Kansas

Serial killer Dennis Rader grew up in this house on North Seneca Street in Wichita.

It was here that his sadistic fantasies began to emerge.

The house where BTK murdered Dolores Davis

Roughly 9 miles away.

Crime Location in Wichita, Kansas

In January 1991, serial killer Dennis Rader murdered 62-year-old Dolores Davis at this house in Park City, Wichita. Davis was Rader's final victim.

BTK's house

Roughly 9 miles away.

Serial Killer House in Wichita, Kansas

This is the house where the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, lived up until his arrest in February 2005.

Following his conviction, the property was purchased by the city and demolished.

The house where BTK murdered Marine Hedge

Roughly 9 miles away.

Murder House in Wichita, Kansas

On April 27th, 1985, serial killer Dennis Rader murdered Marine Wallace Hedge at this house in Park City, near Wichita.

At the time, Rader lived just seven doors away from Marine.

The location where BTK left a doll with a rope tied around its neck

Roughly 11 miles away.

Place of Interest in Wichita, Kansas

In January 2005, the BTK killer, Dennis Rader, left a Post Toasties Corn Flakes cereal box at this location on North Seneca Street in Wichita.

Inside, there was a doll representing 11-year-old Josephine Otero, whom Rader had hanged from a lead pipe in 1974.

The bridge where BTK dumped the remains of Dolores Davis

Roughly 18 miles away.

Crime Location in Sedgwick, Kansas

This is the bridge where serial killer Dennis Rader dumped the remains of Dolores Earline Davis.