Btk Stories

A series of files about some of the worlds most notorious serial killers...

Welcome to my Oneshots Stories! Hope you enjoy and be beware! 🔞⚠️ ≈ Smut 🦋💕 ≈ Fluff ❤️‍🔥🌸 ≈ Smut x fluff

Elina is a teenager, living in Canada, going to an ordinary High School and loving Tokio Hotel. Bill Kaulitz is the frontman of a popular, german band; Tokio Hotel. What happens when Bill and his twin brother, Tom decide to go back to school and attend classes with all the other students? What happens when Elina meets them? Is there a chance for her to talk to Bill and become friends? And after all, is the friendship going to turn into love? Can things be so nice, or is it so good to be true?

The average victim of abduction and murder is an approximately 11-year-old girl who is described as a "low-risk" child leading a normal family life. In 80% of cases, the initial contact between the victim and killer is within 1/4 mile of the victim's residence. Unfortunately, I know this statistic all too well. My daughter was 12-years-old by one month, five days, 19 hours, and 45 minutes. May 15, 1999, Andi, was kidnapped from her father's rural Arkansas home. After a three-day statewide search, the abductor confessed to the FBI that he had taken her from the home, driven her ten miles away down an old logging road where he had raped and strangled her. He covered her body with a scrub brush and returned to assist with the search. After a failed polygraph he led authorities to her body. He currently resides on Arkansas' death row. Finally, I ran for state representative in Arkansas in 2014 and am serving my third term in the House of Representatives. I serve as vice-chair to the House Judiciary committee and fight daily for children and victims in Arkansas and the nation. Additionally, I train law enforcement on the family perspective of the Amber Alert for Fox Valley Technical College through a Department of Justice program. This is Andi's story. This is my story.

General Trümper doesn't know what to think when he develops feelings for the delicate soldier, Bill Kaulitz. It's not like the general can protect Bill.... This is war, not highschool. There's no time for crushes.

Throughout history, humans have committed horrific crimes, which seem to reflect a primordial and animalistic behavior in human survival. But what exactly makes someone a serial killer? Are they the product of bad genes, environmental factors, or something even worse? What is it that triggers someone to follow a path of violence and committing horrible crimes? Is it possible to unravel the mind of a serial killer and unlinking the many narrow alleys of their entangled labyrinth? The truth is that no one really knows, and despite the efforts of modern criminology to decode the brain of a typical serial killer, a concrete explanation has not reached yet. The highly interesting articles of this month's contributors are providing you a clearer answer to some of these in-depth questions which are asked by many. But I have to put out a WARNING in advance. Some of the articles contain disturbing content and shocking photographs!

There comes a day, that sanity and insanity has no meaning. There comes a day, when you fight for your life, clinging to the last string, praying, begging for the torture and pain to end. There comes a day, when everything you've ever known will fall through the seams. The question is can you survive that day to see what awaits you on the other side?

When Grace moves to a small town, nothing is more dangerous than Donovan. Grace doesn't see why is everybody so horrified by him. All she can see is his golden blonde hair and piercing grey eyes. Not the demented killer