haven been posting since i came back from perth. so sorry guys(: heehee after i reached SG i went out with the 6E ppl to study, see so guai aft holiday immediately go study :D have been keeping in contact witht he 6E ppl for a while now, hope we will still have conference calls when we are like in our twenties yeas?(: anws, i did like really badly for my common test 2 : failed 4 subjects. and and EOY are coming in like 3 meeks, need to buck up girl !! are the chers are like spamming us with homeworks and stuff, so really no time to play. even CCA stand down luh :( on a lighter note, PE yesterday was damn fun, haha the best PE ever!! lets all petition to do the same thing for every single PE !(: wupeee ~

Dennis Rader was a married man with two grown up children, a former Cub Scout leader, and president of his Lutheran church. He also - after a 31 year investigation - was revealed to be the serial killer known as BTK, short for Bind Torture and Kill - his method for murdering 10 people in the Witchita, Kansas, area between 1974 and 1991. After the killings letter were sent to the police bragging of the killings and offering grisly details. Following a 25 years silence, those letters and packages resume in 2004, calming responsibility for a murder he had not been suspected. DNA was taking from beneath the fingernails of a victim, and authorities gathered eleven hundred DNA samples, attempting to find the serial killer.

In one of BTK's communications - a computer disk mailed to KSAS-TTV - metadata from the Microsoft Word Document revealed that the author was someone named Dennis, as well as a link to a link to the Lutheran Church. Searching on the internet, the police were able to find a suspect, Dennis Rader. by obtaining his daughter's DNA and comparing it with DNA samples found on the victims , the police were able to make a family match - giving them enough probable cause for arrest he has been sentence to 175 years to life.

So to all of you who surf for internet porn or spend your free time writing anarchist manifest :Beware. You cant ever really get rid of something on your computer.