In 2005, Wichita tv station KSAS-TV received a mysterious package. Upon further examination, it was determined to be from the BTK killer, who had just begun a string of taunting communications, fourteen years after the last contact. In the package was, among other things, a floppy disk. The floppy disk had been included after he was given assurance that it was a secure means of communication (note: it’s not). When the police obtained the floppy… Continue Reading