. ♪ rader: she was chosen.ince she lived down the street from me, i could watch the coming and going quite easily. snuck into the house. she wasn't there. i went back to one of the bedrooms and hid. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to "very scary people." i'm donnie wahlberg. after torturing and killing seven people, demented serial killer btk contacted police to boast about his brutal acts. he threatened more victims would follow. his real identity was still a complete mystery. he dared cops to find him. the city of wichita was on edge. wichita police form a secret task force of seasoned detectives to track down btk. they need to capture him before he kills again. here is part two of "btk: the taunting." ♪ ♪ hatteberg: wichita, kansas, was in the middle of america, and nobody locked their doors. it was a great little town to be from. jordan: the morning of january 15, 1974, was just a regular school day in the otero household -- until the unthinkable happens. an intruder enters their home and commits atrocities against this inno

rader called himself btk because he bound, tortured and killed ten people. in a letter from prison, rader writes to fox news digital about similarities. he sees between himself and rex. human rader writes, quote, i was arrested age 59, married, two kids, husband, dad, long time, a serial killer stalker, used electric devices, lives in a neighborhood undetected. dna and electronics. his downfall, much like me, both men's wives almost immediately filed for divorce after their arrest. humans, wife of 27 years, did that on wednesday. the 59 year old is on suicide watch in an isolated jail cell in suffolk county. meanwhile, humans family home is being torn apart by investigators for a ninth straight day. the sheriff says they haven't identified any so-called trophies, but more forensic testing of evidence is needed. i anticipate that we should be wrapped up sometime next week, but there's still a lot of recovery that we have to do inside the house and other parts that we're going to be going through the next couple of days. authorities tell fox, based on the evid

. ♪ rader: i had many of what i call them projects.hey were different people in the town that i followed, watched... ♪ ...cut the phone lines, broke in, and waited for her to come home. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to "very scary people." i'm donnie wahlberg. the serial killer known as btk began terrorizing the city of wichita, kansas, in 1974, stalking and savagely killing his victims in their homes, then taunting police and reporters with disturbing letters detailing the carnage. demented, elusive, btk was actually hiding in plain sight, but his true identity and motive would remain a mystery for decades. it all began on an ordinary day with the otero family. this is part one of "btk: bind, torture, kill." ♪ ♪ ♪ rader: i came to the back door, cut the phone lines, waited at the back door -- had reservations about even going or just walking away, but pretty soon, the door opened and i was in. ♪ jordan: the otero family was a family of seven, headed by father joseph and his wife, julie. they had both been born in puerto rico, but they moved to new yo

this crisis, former chicago mayor lori lightfoot, former huntington, west virginia, fire chief jan raderd dr. andrew kolodny, the director of the opioid policy research collaborative at brandeis university. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history. this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> and a good sunday morning. it is 100 times more powerful than morphine and 50 times more potent than heroin. the dea calls fentanyl the single deadliest drug threat our nation has ever encountered. what was once an obscure drug to treat pain in end-stage cancer patients has become the leading cause of death for american adults under the age of 50. when president richard nixon launched america's war on drugs 52 years ago, annual overdose deaths stood at 6,771. last year, overdose deaths rose to more than 110,000. that's almost half the number of americans who died simply from covid. and deaths from synthetic opioids, primarily fentanyl, accounted for nearly 70% of those overdose dea

serial killers like gary ridgway, john wayne gacy, robert hansen and richard cunningham and dennis raderimilarities do you see? >> first, all of them had families. all of them had jobs. all of them had passed in their neighborhoods as ordinary people. and they were able to carry this on sometimes for years without anybody suspecting that they were also committing crimes, very serious crimes, murder, sometimes rape. they had a way of being able to put on a face, put on a facade, play a role, several roles, and still go out and murder people. >> that is extreme compartmentalization. how did they do it? >> it takes some practice. everybody can do it actually. everyone can play parts, can play roles. but they have a particular reason why they would be doing it. they want to keep their dark stuff hidden. they want to keep doing it. so they are very skilled at it. they usually have a very active fantasy life. they then dissociate from their ordinary life and build what one of them, dennis rader, called life frames. so they can turn whatever face they need outward to meet the circumstances, to

and jan rader, the former fire chief in huntington, west virginia, and director of the huntington mayor'sncil of public health and drug control policy. welcome to all of you. i'm going to start with the former elected official here. you've been on the front lines, a prosecutor. it's touched your own family with your brother. where are we today versus where we were in the '90s? >> well, look, i think the good news coming out of chicago is that we are really focused on harm reduction and treatment. we have decades of evidence, as you indicated earlier in the show, that the war on drugs is not a success. it didn't stop the problem. and at the local level, what we have to focus on is, how do we help these folks? we get them to turn their lives around. and we've done a couple of things in chicago. number one is, we made sure narcan is available literally everywhere. >> mm-hmm. >> i remember going into libraries and talking to librarians about their fear in certain areas of our city where addiction was very high about finding people in bathrooms that had od'd. so we made sure we got narcan out

kerry rossen was 26 when her father, the so-called btk killer, dennis rader, was arrested in 2005 forkillings in kansas. >> it alters everything. it's a massive impact. you're just riding these long waves of insanity, finding out all these insane things about what your father has done. it alters every little bit of your life. >> i'm an architectural consultant, i'm a troubleshooter, born and raised on long island. >> reporter: heuermann appeared in this youtube video a year ago around the time investigators formed a new task force to sol the gilgo beach murders and began to suspect he could an killer. prosecutors saying they zeroed on him using dna, car, and cell phone data. the four victims wrapped in burlap, found within a quarter mile of each other. prosecutors said the killer contacted his victims using burner phones and later took the victims' cell phones. those cell phone records narrowed the area where the suspect could be, tracking them to locations near his office in midtown manhattan and heuermann's home in massapequa park. this trash can outside the office is where police s

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fantasy life, and then they disassociate from their ordinary life, and build, one of them, dennis radery could turn whatever face they need outward it meet the circumstances, to meet the demands and deflect people from suspecting them with anything. >> professor, investigators are looking at the case from the angle that he may have committed these crimes inside his long island home. a source close to the investigation told cnn that the disappearance occurred while his family, as we said earlier was out of town. if that is true, what does that reveal to you about his mentality? you wouldn't think that someone would actually do this in their own home, the dangers of being caught would be much higher, wouldn't they? >> the dangers of being caught are higher when they lure victims to their home, however, there's an attitude called narcissistic immunity. they think they're the smartest people in the room, they don't think they're going to get caught, they think they're so skilled at what they're doing, that nobody will suspect. they think they can clean up so well that nobody will ask questi

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. >> john: all right, dennis rader take note, nancy grace has spoken. shut your pie hole. nancy, always great to see you. russia unleashes a barrage of drone attacks on key ukrainian grain warehouses. putin says ukraine's counteroffensive has failed. where does the war actually stand right now? retired general keith kellogg breaks it down for us. >> jacqui: curriculum -- california has a new curriculum. >> the research is wrong and not allowing students good at math to get ahead. with a home loan from newday, take out an average of $70,000, pay off debts and high rate credit cards, and save hundreds every month. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) >> john: fox news alert, police in massachusetts say they have recovered a body off the coast of martha's vineyard, the body of a missing paddleboarder who was seen struggling in the water yesterday, reports are circulating the initial 911 call about the missing man came from the home of forme

. >> dennis rader, he came up with his own moniker, btk for bind torture kill, hoping that that monikerewsworthy. >> he asked me do i know about the gilgo beach murders. >> reporter: dominique vidal met heuermann through a networking group for business owners. >> he goes on to tell me, yeah, that's a serial killer that was neff caught in my hometown, my neighborhood where i live, and tells me he like -- the guy killed ten people and he might still be out there. i just cannot stop running that conversation over and over in my head, and i'm really disturbed. >> reporter: in february heuermann left vidal this voicemail. >> i actually heard you are no longer part of the group. i still wanted to talk to you. i had a question for you. and also wanted to touch base. hope you're doing good. hope to talk to you soon. >> i found it odd he was calling me because he had no work for me. i had no work for him. there was no ongoing relationship. we were just two people who used to be in the same networking group. >> reporter: heuermann, seen here being transferred to the suffolk county correctional fa

. ♪ rader: i had many of what i call them projects.

in fact, i've been comparing this serial killer to another named dennis rader who actually gave himselfn wayne gacy killed people in his own home. jeffrey dahmer killed people in his apartment. so it's not uncommon at all. serial killers operate in a comfort zone. they like being in control. they're ultimate control freaks, in fact. so they want to be in an environment that they feel the master of that universe, and that including home. but they're so meticulous, they're such good planners, that they're able to clean up the crime scene, take the bodyies i this case to a desolated area where they were dismembered, wrapped up, and carefully placed in an isolated area. so, no, this is just part of this type of serial killer who's a meticulous planner. not all serial killers are this way. some are more like wild animals and they blitz their victim and leave them where they die, but not this guy. this guy was a planner, yore niced, and highly, highly meticulous. >> there's so many disturbing things including fact that this home where police believe the crimes took place, this was his childho

. >> we'll speak with the daughter of the btk killer dennis rader on why her dad calls the gilgo beach suspect rex heuermann his clone and a lot more she has to say. stay tuned. now there is this. >> there was a major scandal with this administration. it starts, of course, with joe biden and his involvement with hunter. i don't know why hunter is a part of our discussion. he shouldn't be but he is but joe biden puts him there. >> dana: judge janine as the justice department says the lead attorney in the hunter biden investigation is clear to testify before the house judiciary committee. miranda devine has been on the story from the beginning and a fox news contributor. what do you expect when we finally get to hear from mr. archer? >> from david weiss? >> yes, david weiss. all these names. you keep it straight for us. >> yes, look, i think of the main thing we really want to hear from david weiss is why did he let hunter biden off the hook as the i.r.s. investigators who were on that criminal case for five years have alleged? they have testified that the d.o.j. slow rolled and obstruct

. >> dana and bill the infamous bt case killer dennis rader called himself the clone. he bound, tortured and killed ten people. in a letter from prison he explained the similarities he sees between himself and heuermann saying i was arrested age 59. married, two kids, husband, dad, long time serial killer, stalker, used electronic devices, lives in a neighborhood undetected. dna and electronics his downfall much like me. another similarity between the two. both men's wives filed for divorce almost immediately after their arrest. as for heuermann, he remains on suicide watch in an isolated jail cell in suffolk county. >> dana: thank you for the update. i.r.s. whistleblowers have revealed mountains of evidence showing president biden's son hunter evaded millions in dollars of taxes on foreign income but blocked from exploring key evidence involving payments from ukraine energy company burisma that might have uncovered corruption involving joe biden. national review writes this. the biden justice department's infighting and foot dragging caused the statute of limitations

that's just something that dennis rader is coming out and making comparisons.gs, they keep trophies. if what they're looking for are trophies, so to speak in terms of jewelry, maybe undergarments, that's going to take a while to sift through. even though the sheriff says they haven't found them, that doesn't mean that they haven't found them yet. there's going to be a lot that they're going to be combing through in the house. reports are believe that some or all of these murders may have been committed in the house because they were apparently done when the family members were out of town so that makes the entire house potentially a crime scene and they've found other things of note, including an arsenal of weapons, a lot of which were not registered to him. so that could bring additional charges and there's been a lot of reporting about a doll that, you know, a sex doll that was found in a glass case. this is a guy with some very disturbing proclivities. >> you mentioned additional charges, lexi. how do you think we're headed towards of the three we know of, t