The BTK killer worked as a compliance officer before he was captured. He was also active in his church. “Although people have the perception that compliance officers are eager to make sure companies toe the line, the BTK killer reinforces the fact that these people they are just people. Some believe compliance officers go to work and put forth little effort which may be the case with some predatory lenders” said a member of Household - HSBC Watch consumer advocates.
Dennis L. Rader, 60, of Park City, was charged March 1 in 10 killings dating to 1974. He is suspected of being Wichita’s BTK serial killer, and was arrested Feb. 25.
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