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December, dennis rader killed his seventh victim, nancy fox. >> broke in and waited for her to come home in the kitchen. >> this time rader's plans went smoothly as the single working girl, who was just 25, came home alone. >> i confronted her, told her that i had a problem, a sexual problem, that i would have to tie her up and have sex with her. >> rader said he handcuffed and tied nancy fox, strangled her with a belt, left his telltale semen by the body and got out without a hitch. then he called the police. rader actually had the audacity to phone 911 and alert authorities to his own crime....

Machine that was at the activity center. and we had detectives go back to xerox company, and they confirmed that's where it came from. but he was on a list with several thousand others. if you were a white male between 18 and 35, you were on that list. but we couldn't match him to any other list. >> you will find a homicide at 843 south pershing. >> and they had the killer's voice on tape, of course, from that time he boldly called 911 to tell them he'd murdered nancy fox. in time, the police were able to have the technical quality of that taped call enhanced. and it was played repeatedly on r...

>> he talks like he's coming home from a day at the office. >> tears only for himself. >> go out in fresh air, walk your dog. hug your wife. >> a minute by minute, year by year account of rader's crimes and the shattered families left behind. >> a beautiful, loving, kind, gentle person being murdered and dumped out in a ditch like a bag of dirty laundry. >> sentenced to life. >> nancy and his victims will be waiting with god and watching him as he burns in hell. >> you'll hear new details about the capture of the killer who eluded police for three decades. >> what nailed him was his hubris. he...

I don't know. i think i was just starting to mellow out a little bit. >> fox believes it's not probably not coincidence that rader stopped committing murder around the time he got that job as a compliance officer. >> now he really had some power. now he could really push people around. so, he didn't have to do it with physical violence. he could do it through his job. >> the killer still lusted for notoriety, however. so after first revealing himself in that letter to "the wichita eagle," he sent a slew of letters and packages throughout 2004 and into early 2005, to local tv stations, to polic...

Several thousand others. if you were a white male between 18 and 35, you were on that list. but we couldn't match him to any other list. >> you will find a homicide at 843 south pershing. >> and they had the killer's voice on tape, of course, from that time he boldly called 911 to tell them he'd murdered nancy fox. in time, the police were able to have the technical quality of that taped call enhanced. and it was played repeatedly on radio and tv. >> he said it was probably stupid, but he liked it. he liked the fact that it's been played over and over and over for years and years. >> yet even ...