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走进BTK连环杀手的内心世界（译文纪实）
(u. S.) John Douglas Johnny Dodd
How did a psychopath like him, who longed for publicity and attention, stay silent for so many years? Is he still killing people? Why did he eventually stop hiding and choose to be arrested? This book tells the true story behind FBI agent John Douglas's thirty-year hunt for one of the most horrific serial killers in American history, the "BTK Killer." BTK is the codename the killer gave himself, which consists of the initials of the three English words "Bind, Torture, Kill" (Bind, Torture, Kill). After committing the crime, the killer would provoke the media and the police in the name of BTK. The murderer committed multiple kidnappings, sexual assaults and murders, and his victims included at least seven women, one man and two children. He suddenly returned to commit crimes after nine years of silence and claimed that he did not receive the attention and attention he deserved. Public panic and police incompetence became the motivations for his repeated attacks. After thirty years of battles of wits and courage, this murderous maniac was finally arrested. Surprisingly, he turned out to be Dennis Reid, who was 61 years old at the time, married with two children, and an ordinary pastor.
How did a psychopath like him, who longed for publicity and attention, stay silent for so many years? Is he still killing people? Why did he eventually stop hiding and choose to be arrested? This book tells the true story behind FBI agent John Douglas's thirty-year hunt for one of the most horrific serial killers in American history, the "BTK Killer." BTK is the codename the killer gave himself, which consists of the initials of the three English words "Bind, Torture, Kill" (Bind, Torture, Kill). After committing the crime, the killer would provoke the media and the police in the name of BTK. The murderer committed multiple kidnappings, sexual assaults and murders, and his victims included at least seven women, one man and two children. He suddenly returned to commit crimes after nine years of silence and claimed that he did not receive the attention and attention he deserved. Public panic and police incompetence became the motivations for his repeated attacks. After thirty years of battles of wits and courage, this murderous maniac was finally arrested. Surprisingly, he turned out to be Dennis Reid, who was 61 years old at the time, married with two children, and an ordinary pastor.