The Poet | 1. The Call
7/1/202640 min
Ruth’s stalker is relentless, calling the 47 year-old a whore and threatening to mount her face on a clock – all in rhyme. The Wichita police see something else in Ruth’s case - a potential link to their white whale: The serial killer, BTK.
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First 90 secondsMolly Sims0:00
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Rachel Brown· Host1:11
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