Title: Hiding in plain sight
Product review: I figured out years ago that the people and situations we most need to fear are the ones we least expect, and this is proof positive of that philosophy. How someone could do all the things he did, and nobody suspect ANYTHING, boggles the mind. This wasn't mentioned in the book, but at his sentencing, Nola Foulston made reference to other crimes he had committed whose prosecution wasn't being pursued because he was going to be locked up forever anyway. And yes, one of them was embezzling from his church.Much of the book is devoted to the Robert Beattie story (read my review of his book as well), which was instrumental in his getting caught. I wonder if it was Dennis Rader himself who vandalized the Beattie house on that spring day? I give the author kudos as well for not using the names of the Rader relatives. They have suffered the ultimate betrayal and deserve their privacy.One wonders how many other BTKs are out there and just haven't been caught yet.
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