Kerri Rawson

Kerri Rawson is an author and speaker known for her memoir, "A Serial Killer’s Daughter: My Story of Faith, Love, and Overcoming," which details her personal journey after learning her father was the BTK serial killer. Through her writing and public speaking, Rawson advocates for survivors of trauma, drawing on her experiences to promote understanding and resilience among those affected by violent crime.

She is the subject of Netflix documentary, "My Father, the BTK Killer," sharing her story of being raised by a man leading a monstrous double life.

Rawson’s professional work centers on translating personal experiences into narratives that address trauma, forgiveness, and recovery. Her memoir has been recognized for its candid exploration of these topics, positioning her as a credible voice in discussions about the psychological and social impacts of crime. She has appeared on major media platforms, including television and podcasts, where she discusses her story and the broader effects of living with the legacy of violent crime.

In addition to her writing, Rawson is an active public speaker, addressing conferences, universities, and support organizations. Her presentations provide practical guidance and support to individuals and communities affected by trauma. Rawson’s expertise in trauma recovery and her willingness to engage with challenging subjects have established her as a commentator on issues related to crime, healing, and advocacy.

Throughout her career, Rawson has contributed to conversations about recovery and advocacy for trauma survivors. She discusses the challenges she has faced, including public scrutiny and rebuilding her life, and is committed to supporting others as they navigate their own recovery. Her work underscores the potential for resilience and growth following significant adversity.