Inside BTK serial killer’s horrifying ‘art’ as newly unearthed drawings of ‘bound and gagged females’ go on display

TERRIFYING images have been revealed as police have reopened an investigation into unsolved cases that they believe could be linked to the BTK serial killer.

Dennis Rader, who has been dubbed BTK for ‘Blind, Torture, Kill,’ is currently serving ten consecutive life sentences behind bars.

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Police believe his Kansas killing spree took place from the 1970s to the 1990s.

While he has already pled guilty to ten murders, new sketches by the BTK serial killer are leading investigators to look into possible connections to other murders in the area.

The Osage County Sheriff’s Office shared a set of the recovered drawings that depict three separate victims of horrific torture.

Sheriff Eddie Virden described the images to CNN, pointing out some of the details that may be pertinent to the investigation.

One of the drawings shows a young girl with blonde hair and a green shirt.

Her arms and legs were bound, and she appeared to be placed on a bail of hay, leading investigators to believe the torture may have taken place on a farm.

“We know from things Dennis said on this exact photograph that it was a drawing he created from an actual barn,” Virden told the outlet.

A second dreadful image featured another young brunette girl with a red top.

She was also bound and gagged, with a noose tied around her neck.

Officials believe that the horizontal line in the image could be the wood slats from a barn.

“You know, possibly a rounded post, but in that area of the barn, what would have possibly a wooden floor, you know, and a lot of times in tack rooms inside of barns or in feed rooms or storage,” Virven explained.

The final sketch exhibited a victim lying flat in what looks like a barn loft space. Her neck was tied to a staircase post.

“The support post appears to have a bracket and then a bolt that bolts through that to hold everything together,” Virven noted.

Rader’s daughter, Kerri Rawson, has been speaking with investigators in hopes of helping solve more crimes that may be linked to her father.

She told DailyMail.com that the newly released images were privately held by law enforcement up until this weekend.

“Osage County Sheriff’s Department were trying to find out were these actually women that were victims and murdered or what my dad fantasized about,’ she explained.

“We have no idea right now on a timeline or missing person information on them that is why we released them on a missing person’s poster yesterday with a partner,” she said.  

Rawson believes that her father’s drawing could have been a “secret hobby,” and he may have sketched the girls between binding and torturing them.

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