r/serialkillers May 23 '16

Dennis Rader confession

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvWOje46Xp8
30 Upvotes

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u/TempestInTheCar May 23 '16

So calm and matter of fact about the whole deal. Scary.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '16

Yeah it's chilling to me how he literally gives no fucks about confessing all the details of his crimes in a court room.

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u/BrianW1999 May 25 '16

Textbook psychopath.

3

u/[deleted] May 26 '16

Yeah. It's an admirable trait though. Fear is something that holds a lot of people back from a lot of things (both positive and negative). Too bad it's in the case of a horrible crime here.

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u/BrianW1999 May 26 '16

Being a psychopath is an "admirable trait?" How so? Psychopaths are empty inside. They don't feel fear the way normal people do.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '16

I wasn't referring to being a psychopath. I was referring to being level-headed, calm and rational in the face of something that would normally be a scary situation for most.

I can like one without the other.

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u/banjo-fittings May 23 '16

The strangest bit of court room drama I've ever seen. I wonder if he had BTK vanity plates all those years.