9798185431337 - the name he wanted back: the btk capture, the families left waiting, and the vanity that reopened wichita's nightmare de carcamo, roberto; bazaar, hn (4 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For decades, Wichita lived with a silence that did not mean peace. The families of BTK's victims carried their losses through ordinary years - jobs, meals, holidays, aging parents, children growing up beside an absence that never softened into an answer. Then, in 2004, the killer came back i…nto public view not because conscience had found him, but because obscurity had wounded him. Dennis Rader wanted attention. He wanted the story to belong to him again. The Name He Wanted Back follows the final unraveling of the BTK case through the cold, papered surfaces of police procedure, newsrooms, church offices, civic respectability, and courtrooms. At its center is the question Rader never understood: what happens when a murderer tries to make himself the author of other people's grief? From the revived communications that reopened Wichita's dread to the floppy disk that exposed him, from the ordinary civic mask he wore in Park City to the courtroom where families finally faced the man behind decades of unanswered fear, this victim-centered true crime narrative traces how vanity became evidence and how evidence became an unwanted kind of closure. This is not a book about a killer's legend. It is a book about the people left behind, the community that had to admit what had been hidden in plain sight, and the cruel distance between knowing a name and healing from what that name had done. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
