Investigators Search Former Property of BTK Killer Dennis Rader in Search for Connections to Unsolved Cases

Park City, Kansas – Investigators have searched the former property of “BTK killer” Dennis Rader, the murderer who was convicted of killing 10 people in Kansas in a bloody spree from the 1970s to 90s, as the search for connections to unsolved cases continues.

Rader had lived in Park City for many years and was sentenced to 10 consecutive life sentences in 2005. He recently called suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann his “clone” for the apparent similarities in their cases.

The Osage County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to follow leads in unsolved missing persons and murder cases possibly related to BTK,” Osage County Undersheriff Gary Upton told CNN on Tuesday. He said the search was in a “possible connection” to the disappearance of Cynthia Kinney, who was reported missing from Oklahoma in 1976.

“Our investigation has led to additional unsolved murders and missing persons that are possibly connected to BTK,” Upston told NBC News Wednesday. He declined to comment further on the investigation.

The search of Rader’s former property is part of an ongoing effort by authorities to bring closure to unsolved cases and bring justice to victims and their families. It is unclear at this time if any evidence has been found in connection to the BTK killer or any other unsolved cases.