BTK serial killer Dennis Rader was ordered to serve 10 consecutive life terms Thursday at a hearing that allowed family members to unleash decades of pent-up anger at the man who stabbed and strangled their loved ones while terrorizing the Wichita area starting in the 1970s.
"This man needs to be thrown in a deep, dark hole and left to rot. He should never, ever see the light of day ... On the day he dies, Nancy and all of his victims will be waiting with God and watching him as he burns in hell."
A sentiment offered by Beverly Plapp, sister of victim Nancy Fox, and shared by any person with a soul.
Rader could only offer the ramblings of a sick mind, as he quoted the bible during his half hour speech, in which he apologized to his family and victims and thanked the police and then offered.
"A dark side is there, but now I think light is beginning to shine," Rader said, his voice choking at times. "Hopefully someday God will accept me."
I don't think so. Mr. Rader likes to quote the bible, maybe he could try this one on for size,
"And I say also unto thee, That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it" (Mathew 16:18)"
RIP, to all those all the angels killed by this darkest of evils and may they be reincarnated to once again fill their love ones lives with joy.
Peace,
Kenaz
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