dennis rader was 58.ing in the house on independence street still a compliance officer for park city. still an active member of the christ lutheran church. he was married 32 years. his son and daughter were all grown up now. the other dennis rader, the brutal strangler who so far got away with all those murders all that time and hasn't been heard from in 25 years. >> he was going to go off the face of the earth. >> or so he says, soon enough an excuse to grab the limelight. the wichita eagle published an article about the mysterious killer known by the name he had given himself, btk for bind, for sure and kim and committed his first murders 30 years earlier. it was year ago he found his exploits weren't first page anywhere. he says it all made him feelichy. >> zpi read that in the paper. i always thought, i like it. but should i? and i think i reached a point in life the kids were gone, i was kind of bored. >> and something else, rader knew a local lawyer was writing a book about him or about btk, that is

meanwhile much to rader's surprise kevin managed to escape.ounds from the gunshots left him unable to clearly describe the killer to police. >> i thought the police were coming at that time. i heard the door open, i thought that's it. and i stepped out there and he -- i could see him running down the street. so i quickly cleaned up everything that i could and left. >> six months later in october 1974 rader announced himself to authorities in the first of many letters he sent to newspapers and other media outlets. communiques that would come to include poems and puzzles. it began a campaign that would reveal his other motive to kill, publicity. a twisted desire for celebrity. a sick obsession that rader like some other serial killers had to be known and feared to get credit for all his handy work. it was rader who came up with btk as a name for himself. >> i just put it in one of the first letters. i think it was just bind, torture, kill. now i had label on me. like the green river killer and son of sam and whole slew of others, the boston stra

that man come in part because it wasn't a particularly good or rader but he was a great listener.you could see this when he was a general. before every battle you would pull together all its officers and listen to all of them about how the battle should take place, what should we do, how should we handle crossing the delaware, how should we handle yorktown, how should we handle a brandywine? then he would draw those ideas together, compromise, worked out and from that, a plan would develop. we know how he was as president. the invented the cabinet. the cabinet is no where in the constitution but the idea of calling his leaders together, remember doris kerns goodwin love to talk about lincoln having the team of rivals in his cabinet. nothing compared to washington. washington and jefferson and hamilton, john adams as vice president, talk about a team of rivals there was a real team of rivals and he would listen to the mall, he would listen to all their ideas, they could write memos and from those he would work out an overall plan. they all recognize he had great wisdom if not, he w

american jewish archive was established in 1947 by the great, great american jewish historian jacob or rader marcus was a member of the faculty for 75 years. dr. marcus is acknowledged as one of the great historians of the american jewish experience. he was my teacher and dr. marcus felt there were so many documents that needed to be a lack that although there was an archive collect in a new york that too much is owing to be lost 747 he established you on the campus and with the help of student graduate students he would collect materials mostly between alleghenies and during his lifetime expert to be one of the largest collections of documents, not just the holding of the hebrew union college that had many, many papers from important organizations come a significant jewish malady. right now we are in the reading room at the american jewish archive and was taken out a few of our precious document that illustrate the story of a cincinnati jewish history and it's impossible to even mention the history of jewish life in cincinnati without talking about isaac mayer wise and this here is a pictur