“I haven’t been brave enough for that yet,” she told the Wichita Eagle. The daughter, then 36, said she hadn’t visited Rader in prison, where he had been for the last decade. That’s the last thing my dad should get.” Great – now Stephen King is giving my father a big head.

“He’s just going to give my father a big head, and he absolutely does not need that. Rawson went on to explain that additional attention from King was only fueling her father’s ego. “He is not worth all the books and the news stories and all the attention.”

“He has said he is sorry, but that means nothing,” she said. In that interview she revealed how she felt about her father. “He’s exploiting my father’s 10 victims and their families,” Rawson told the Wichita Eagle. Rawson didn’t appreciate the story’s inspiration. In one interview, he revealed that the characters - a serial killer husband and his unsuspecting wife - is based on the Rader family. King’s movie “A Good Marriage” is an adaptation of a short story penned by King. She broke the family’s nine-year silence in 2016 when she did a media interview, prompted by a Stephen King film inspired by her father’s attacks. We know all the grisly details of how he bound, tortured and killed his victims but what about his children? How have they coped with the revelation that their own dad was the town monster? He was able to trick his community into thinking he was a friendly neighbor, loving husband and father. He was also a family man, the president of the local Christ Lutheran Church and a boy scout troop leader. Dennis Rader was not only the BTK (short for bind, torture, kill) killer, the notorious serial killer who killed 10 people and tortured Kansas for decades.

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