Rieder
03-27-2004, 06:55 PM
On March 19, the Wichita Eagle newspaper received a letter from someone purporting to be the BTK( Bind them, Torture them, Kill them) strangler. A serial murderer who murderer seven people in Wichita, Kansas between January 1974 and April 1979. The letter contained information on the unsolved murder of Vicki Wegerle in 1986, a photocopy of the victim's driver's licence and three photographs of her slain body in different poses.
Initially the police dismissed the letter, because they receive so many crack letters. A few days later the letter was sent to homicide detectives and was deemed authentic. The police intend to examine the envelope and the contents for fingerprints, DNA evidence and reexamine physical evidence from the Wegerle crime scene using technology that was not available in 1986.
The urge is manipulate the police remains strong. The name on the envelope was Bill Thomas Killman generated from BTK and the address referred to a vacant building.
It seems the BTK Strangler is not content with anonymity after twenty five years of silence. He still has the desire to manipulate and taunt the police, families of the victims and the public.
Initially the police dismissed the letter, because they receive so many crack letters. A few days later the letter was sent to homicide detectives and was deemed authentic. The police intend to examine the envelope and the contents for fingerprints, DNA evidence and reexamine physical evidence from the Wegerle crime scene using technology that was not available in 1986.
The urge is manipulate the police remains strong. The name on the envelope was Bill Thomas Killman generated from BTK and the address referred to a vacant building.
It seems the BTK Strangler is not content with anonymity after twenty five years of silence. He still has the desire to manipulate and taunt the police, families of the victims and the public.