Bundy 1979 News Special

[@golfergal]

He had also agree to a plea deal for life in prison if he pled guilty. Had the paperwork all done, ready for court. Got in the courtroom and he changed his mind. He might still be alive today had he taken that plea.

[@twinglocks9304]

He didnt change his mind. He was going to follow through with the plea but attempted to make it vulnerable to post-conviction appeals (Ineffective Assistance of Counsel). The Prosecutors saw through his bs while he was making the outburst in court and withdrew the plea. According to Prosecutor Bob Dekle, he looked very suprised upon finding out he would go to trial & fight against the electric chair.

[@jerrymarbury9365]

@@twinglocks9304 dont know about that,I heard he withdrew from the plea,if the prosecutors did ,good for them,they stifled the future shit show Bundy had planned.If a dumbass represents himself he should lose the right to appeal on ineffective council,plain and simple.

[@twinglocks9304]

Jerry Marbury “Bundy wanted to plead. But he wanted to do it in such a way that he could sit back in prison for a few years, let our case deteriorate beyond any hope of a conviction, and then withdraw his plea and get acquitted. He was trying to plead guilty, but he was doing it in such a way as to render the plea vulnerable to post-conviction attack for ineffective assistance of counsel. We had warned him that we would withdraw the plea if he made a scene in court. As he was making the scene by badmouthing his lawyer, we agreed we couldn’t take the plea and we needed to shut him down before he offered the plea. As he was picking up the offer of plea he had signed, I asked a member of the defense team, “That silly ba$7ard isn’t fixing to plead, is he?” The lawyer said, “I think so.” I said, “Tell him to sit his a$$ down. We ain’t taking no plea.” When his lawyer broke the news to him, he looked very surprised and sat down. After the fiasco was over, I demanded that the defense team return the offer of plea, which I had drafted, to me. Bundy tore his signature off the document and then it was returned to me. I tore it to shreds and deposited it in a garbage can.” - Prosecutor Bob Dekle

[@kingofkings69nerjr90]

Didn't you know Georgann Hawkins?

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

@@kingofkings69nerjr90 ??

[@Romulan2469]

That stare by Bundy towards Nita Neary after she points him out in court at 12:33 is chilling. I get the sense that his hidden rage beneath the attorney character he is playing is very close to the surface at that moment.

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

Of course. Bundy was used to be being in control with women. To be on the other side must have been excruciating for him.

[@QueenAlexis556]

Yeah it's all about the sorority girls oh yeah let's all forget about Kimberly Leach 😡😡She was 12 years old but nobody seems to care about that

[@Romulan2469]

@@QueenAlexis556 Nobody is forgetting about Kimberly Leach. This is the trial for Chi Omega which is why I commented on it. There are other videos on the Leach case. Of course nobody is downplaying her case, it’s very sad she died at the hands of that monster. What is your problem?

[@silvanaorizi5643]

It feels like Time stops like u are back in time wien u see the old news 😊

[@Pattiepies55]

Such a cold hearted monster. All these years later I find him so frightening.

[@tammybrown4901]

Horrible man

[@Stantheman848]

I feel the same about dick cheney

[@murieldupont619]

​@@Stantheman848 Coucou quel est le rapport entre Ted et Dick Chêne?🙂🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪

[@murieldupont619]

Coucou Patricia....À part ses yeux.....son regard effrayant.....Ted était un très bel homme charismatique énigmatique et évidemment diabolique.....Il était séduisant....Cordialement Muriel de Belgique🇧🇪🌹

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

It is terrifying that such evil could exist.

[@mpreiss7780]

Really? Pure evil has and is all over earth, or at least since man has been around there's many many Bundy's walking earth and many that are worse. How about Dahmer, Casey, Ridgway, ect, ect.... Not to mention the Hitler's of the world who killed millions

[@sega62s]

he is just a jerk, people pay way too much attention to this kid, yes he was dangerous to women , but there is many more of these idiots out there. We can see clearly that he has a short temper, sign of someone who has been bullied and abused

[@lucyterrier7905]

@@mpreiss7780 I believe that is what the comment was referring to. You need not list other evil. It certainly is terrifying such evil exists in any form.

[@BushyHairedStranger]

The most aggressive evil we’re usually entirely unaware of.

[@JohnThomas.]

way more evil exists out of usa

[@robertsander8509]

This is the most video coverage of Ted’s trial,I’ve ever been able to find on line. Thank you,Captain Borax.

[@mpreiss7780]

How long you been searching for it?

[@robertsander8509]

@@mpreiss7780 ages

[@mpreiss7780]

@@robertsander8509 ok Why? U a crime buff?

[@robertsander8509]

@@mpreiss7780 Just about Ted.

[@elroddin76]

There's a bunch of new trial footage that's been put up recently.

[@jean-baptistegicquel-walle2585]

I have been watching what I believed was practically all Bundy’s documentaries, never saw this one ☝️

[@katybug6572]

Wow these old commercials look crazy ! So vintage LOL

[@mpreiss7780]

Wow!

[@eva5601]

I remember drinking Sprite, in 1978, in Lake Worth Florida.. The drink had just came out on the market, with the bottle made out of glass, which helped keep the beverage cold.... It was so delicious, and refreshing after an afternoon summer walk, in Floridas humid climate.. Ironically, I also was 12, and living in Florida, like Kimberly Leach, when the devil kidnapped, raped, and mutilated her body.

[@marleen6507]

I remember watching those commercials in the 70’s, and use to leave the room when they came on. Now, I like to watch them 😊

[@ryanjacobson2508]

And people say the 80's were cheesy, lol. At least in the 80's we got away from polyester and insistent disco beats.

[@ssherrierable]

Bundy was out of his fucking mind….

[@jozseftoth2538]

He sentenced to death. 10 seconds later: take care of yourself young man. Lol

[@nancyvillines4552]

He definitely discounted the women and what they went through. Sheriff wasn't much better. Just gave Bundy face time.

[@marekmelsa1005]

That judge was very profesional. He ruled the trial withnout emotions. Strictly profesional. There are some inteviews with him.

[@rucianapollard7098]

@@marekmelsa1005 the judge died of a massive heart attack not long after this trial.

[@PanoramicGreen]

I think the judge was a believer in killing them with kindness - maybe too much so. “You went another way partner”. Bundy couldn’t care less about his victims, but his own personal legacy? Ted certainly had all the sympathy in the world for himself. Probably hurt him more for the judge who had treated him mostly kindly through the whole trial to call him a “total waste of humanity” and to also basically say “you could’ve easily had it all, been on top of the world as a wealthy successful lawyer and I would have loved to have seen it.” Having that said by the man sending him to the electric chair, I hope it haunted Ted until the day he was fried - because he certainly didn’t care about what he put his victims and their families through.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Bundy outlived the judge

[@christinecortese9973]

I was a young woman in my 20s during the 70s. This really takes me back. Thanks for posting it.

[@mpreiss7780]

Glad to take you down memory lane :-

[@katherinea.williams3044]

What a lucky gal Christine! I’d have loved to lived in that era; I was born in 78, ex husband in 73, and my husband was born 1960. I’m not trying to glamorize these events, but I’d have loved to have lived in that era. Am I the only one who thinks that Ken Ketsaris was quite handsome and masculine in his prime, as shown here? PS- the courthouse is a stone’s throw away from where I grew up. It had TREES! Love & Light from Miami Shores🦚✌🏼 Stay safe mates🌎🙏🏼

[@levo2344]

You are sooo lucky you lived in that era

[@jenniferyowell3381]

I was 2 weeks old when Bundy got the death sentence, 9 years old when he was executed, now I'm 42 the age he was at his death.

[@in_vino_veritas7938]

@@jenniferyowell3381 I was 12 when he fried

[@robertwinston2519]

That gets me that interview in 1977 , with his beard the monster killed after that when he escaped, again great footage

[@jameswentzel4525]

I wonder if that Gold chain around his neck belonged to one of those poor women he brutally murdered. If it wasnt i wonder who's credit card he charged that too!!! He was a vicious evil thing. A person like him cant be called a man. He was a coward

[@glengamble526]

4:30 is hilarious to watch- Bundy is trying to dominate Katsarsis and the situation and it catches him off guard. It turns into a real battle of the raging egos...which they both had.

[@eva5601]

I think Katsarsis was handsome, not Ted. Like most people claimed.

[@msatxgault560]

Best coverage I've seen. Thx for sharing

[@maryc8316]

Part of Debra Kent was found. I'm happy the family got some closure

[@melanieobremki4876]

When? Where?

[@melanieobremki4876]

@Dxq Uzhs Thank you.

[@katieejeann2139]

Thank you so much for this news footage! 🤩

[@dribbzd9710]

Thank you for being so beautiful. Or God. Or ya folks. Either or

[@jerrymarbury9365]

Thats bad when a lawyer fires his client. Thanks for the upload Capt.

[@cowboykelly6590]

ONE OF the reasons it happens is if the attorney Finds out and Believes his client IS GUILTY .

[@eva5601]

"Going through all kinds of hell" What about all those ladies he killed, and the ones that survived? Didn't they go through all kinds of hell? It was all about him.

[@laurara7071]

Thank you Captain x

[@marwashourbaji6707]

I found him to be very unattractive , wimpy looking and absolutely obnoxious. He was a pathetic excuse of a human being.

[@severinefisteberg8893]

So do i i cannot understand how ladies found him beautiful ..he was rat Eyed and an angry mouth and weird look..not fine at all ..some people had shit in their eyes lol common very common man and pathétic.

[@ryanjacobson2508]

He wasn't photogenic. But in person many said they found him to be attractive and charming.

[@inasyahyaoui7500]

he even manipulated the judge himself, that's what the psychopat does

[@tammybrown4901]

Omg.right

[@Romulan2469]

Manipulated his way into the electric chair.

[@gyver8448]

Nah. The judge called him a waste of humanity. He was just saying it's a shame he took this path in life because he could've done a lot of good had he set his mind to it.

[@bradleyholt9805]

His psychiatric evidence would probably have persuaded the jury to vote life as it was deadlocked 6 to 6 and ended 7 to 5 for death. However, Judge Cowart would probably have overruled the jury and sentenced him to death.

[@waitaminute2015]

The judge should be ashamed of himself. "I hold no animosity toward you" WTH? With family of victims in the room! Now that's a waste of humanity! Florida never ceases to embarrass.

[@charlesjeffery1155]

At least he didn't lie, he would never stand in front of a fire squad, or be put in a gas chamber, instead it will be courtesy of old sparky himself💺🔌💡⚡😱

[@davidrobertson4231]

Like the comment from Jeffrey I totally agree I actually forgot they called that chair old sparky. When I was a child I was born raised in. Tacoma wa and my father's boss es daughter was abducted and killed by this monster he took her right off of the campus of the university of Washington , George Ann Hawkins may you rest in ☮️

[@katybug6572]

@@davidrobertson4231 oh my goodness! That’s so crazy you knew her! Wow.. small world.. That’s so tragic, what she went thru.. ugh it’s just so senseless.. I’m glad this bastard is gone off this Earth.. there is no place for him here.. May she Rest In Peace.. God bless you and the rest of her family

[@cowboykelly6590]

He Did lie. He MURDERED way more than he would say , which... on the day of his Execution he tried to save his life by saying he would tell of more and show where other bodies were. PLUS... "I think" ... he murdered more Children than he admitted to also. But, that's just my opinion.

[@cowboykelly6590]

@@davidrobertson4231 ; RIP SWEET, KIND HEARTED ANGEL . 😔💔

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

It was too fast

[@jeffharper9854]

The guy went to class three times. He probably learned more watching Perry Mason. If Bundy had gone to class he might have been a great lawyer.

[@elanham5764]

This really wqs a huge deal back then. I was only 7 but i remember hearing about it. But having court televised juat had the country fascinated. Ted HAD to have been just eating it up!!!

[@CaptainBorax]

Complete narcisist, he lapped up every minute in front of a camera

[@mpreiss7780]

Yeah 15+ young women being tortured, raped and killed would be a huge deal at any time

[@sarasparks4328]

@@mpreiss7780 He admitted to killing AT LEAST 100.. He said whomever did this did it in the 3 digit realm, pure evil he was

[@mpreiss7780]

@@sarasparks4328 Yeah well many serial killers like to exaggerate their "numbers" and there's little proof that it's in the 100's but yeah I am sure it's more than the official amount he is credited for. Either way thankfully he cannot harm any more victims

[@sarasparks4328]

@@mpreiss7780 0ver 100 with similar age/appearance disappeared without a trace of evidence during the same period in the same places he was, just because no evidence does not mean he was lying. I believe him when he said it was over 100 for sure

[@jerrymarbury9365]

Obviously bundy was completely and totally delusional and guilty as hell.If I were he ,and innocent I wouldnt be making some mockery of the indictment when the sheriff read it to him in front of God and everyone,I'd be soiling my drawers and crying.ha ha

[@dora1980]

I'm glad Ken Katsaris, the sheriff, took this case very personally.When Ken was reading the indictment Ted tried to act all cool, he thought he was ridiculing Ken and the police but he was not fooling anyone. He was very scared, walking back and forth, he was like a caged animal.

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

Katsaris was quite the looker.

[@dora1980]

@@ilovethetampabaylightning92 Yes, he was definitely more handsome than Ted.

[@francaperotti5934]

He wasnt delusional he knew exactly what he was doing he was a sociopath and a pathological liar and got what he wanted.

[@ishanipimpale]

He avoided pleading guilty. Always tried to shift blame on childhood or adult magazine. Avoided guilt same he avoided empathy for his victims He himself was responsible for all this. The mobsters with his mind were responsible

[@chrisl418]

"I don't have any animosity towards 'ya. I really don't. Take care of yourself, young man." REALLY? NO ANIMOSITY? He attacked and brutally murdered many women.

[@mpreiss7780]

I think what he meant is as someone who had zero emotional attachment to the murdered women the judge felt no real feelings of any kind toward him. So if he lived and died in prison, or died on a rope it really didn't matter. And he like many other people saw Bundy as a man that had so much potential for a good life but chose (or got) evil instead

[@PrincessQ-fj9ly]

@@mpreiss7780 That's what I think too. Just because someone tells you they don't have animosity towards you doesn't mean that they respect and admire you.

[@Paranormalisto]

Their relationship had been contentious throughout the trial. Since Judge Cowart admonished Bundy on several occasions as if he were speaking to a child, perhaps the judge wanted to make it clear for the record that it wasn’t personal.

[@justintime1343]

@@PrincessQ-fj9ly observes that: *"Just because someone tells you they don't have animosity towards you doesn't mean that they respect you or admire you."* Be that as it may, Judge Cowart expressed a degree of genuine admiration & fondness toward Bundy. To wit: *"You're a bright young man. You'd have made a good lawyer, I'd have loved to have you practice in front of me but... you went another way, partner."* In light of Bundy's despicable crimes, I'd always thought it a little odd that Judge Cowart felt moved to blow some sunshine up Bundy's ass even as he sentenced him to death.

[@teresas8173]

It was needless and ridiculous for that judge to express some “ fatherly words” to this very twisted and sick murderer. He was disappointed that this monster would never become a lawyer.? Seriously judge, who the f cares! Those comments by this judge have always bothered me. I hope he got some grief for those inappropriate remarks.

[@grizzly554]

He looks sooo different everytime! 7:47

[@roberolemoscustodio9000]

Ted Bundy acabou com a felicidade de centenas de pessoas !

[@marwansreti4689]

Imagine Tinder exists is the 1970s, What kind of damage Bundy will cause?

[@SweaterSwagg]

The only reason these serial killers got away with this stuff was because of lack of technology (and to some degree being white, but that's another convo). If phone/computer tech scaled up enough to get Tinder, other things would be in place to stop them pretty much putting us in current day. Hopefully we have what we need to prevent assholes like this from festering and harming so many as back then.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

It would have gotten him caught, he wasn't in Wichita against the Keystone Kops like Mr. BTK Rader.

[@andresdastolfo2695]

Great video Cap Borax!!

[@CaptainBorax]

Thanks brother kind of a strange one

[@NS1.]

Anyone see the Netflix movie 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile' about Bundy? Came out last year, and I thought Zac Efron did a pretty damn good job playing him. Bundy was a real sadistic bastard, he's probably up there with the worst of the worst: David Parker Ray, Lawrence Bittaker/Roy Norris, Bob Berdella, Dean Corrl, Robert Ben Rhoades, Randy Kraft, and many others I'm forgetting at the moment.

[@Michele1ELL]

Efron was decent, but the movie was bad

[@golfergal]

Bundy was a moster.

[@rocknation7065]

Yeah it was pretty good , I have seen it like ten times.

[@Dman425]

The Deliberate Stranger is a much better movie about Bundy

[@NS1.]

@@Dman425 - I agree, Mark Harmon was probably the best Bundy. The new Netflix movie wasn't that bad in my opinion, but it could have been better. I was mainly surprised with Zac Efron. I didn't know much about him, just thought he was some former teen idol with no acting chops, but I was impressed with his performance. Anyway, yea The Deliberate Stranger was really good, I actually saw it awhile back on some facebook page. If anyone wants to watch it, just do a google video search of the movie and it's right there.

[@kris301]

Trust me. In a single year I've learned a lot. Learned a lot over the past year. Let me free and I promise not to have relations with and apply make up to the dead bodies of women I've murdered anymore. I've learned so much this year.

[@PostTenebrasLux1517]

Interestingly enough, the judge had died two years before Bundy did.

[@BellaLeoLicorice]

The judge looks like he ate a few too many sandwiches himself.

[@petraleopold2713]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nevadatan7323]

Still cant believe how inappropriately the Judge conducted himself. Completely disrespectful.

[@jasonlinton9902]

Pause at 5:15 the real ted bundy ladies and gentlemen

[@alanaxstitcher8403]

Best part was the commercials

[@TupacNation]

Love the ad for the old movie at the end "The Concord" when it first came out, looks so amateur seeing it these days.

[@Jorgenson80]

Clear visible proof that satan walks among us...

[@jgonzales912]

Tallahassee was described in 1979 as “a white collar city in northern Florida”. Well, maybe back then, I guess. I lived there in 1979, but I was only 6 yrs. old, so I wasn’t sizing up the place like that.

[@brackin9128]

Ted convinced himself of his altered truths so he could conduct himself calmly and charming when talking to police and the courts but it was all lies and a front and I’m glad the jury saw through that and convicted him. He may have been coming off as calm and charming but he was miserable, nervous, and scared inside because he knew it was all over and life in prison was inevitable. He feared the death penalty and that’s what he got sentenced to. He was trying to avoid that consequence

[@January.]

Reporter: *There WERE very many interesting cases...

[@mjwarren3101]

IIIIIIIII LOVE Judge Cowart!

[@altonrowell60]

Don't point your finger at me young man 😉 lololol 😂

[@tinalouise4327]

Real journalist.

[@newfic2290]

Спасибо, очень интересное видео!

[@lesterdiamond6190]

Excellent upload Borax!

[@juliabarone8852]

No words for that judge

[@mirianakovachevic748]

32: 23- Concord😥. Perfect machine and a relic of a better time, symbol of future that never came.

[@muffdiver240]

*simbology

[@crystalinabacteria3430]

Terry's hair was well lacquered & I was waiting for the desk to break with Larry sitting on it 😆

[@katherinea.williams3044]

I wonder if he avoided Texas on purpose...

[@paulaward5346]

I live in Texas, I live in Tyler about 100 miles east of Dallas.

[@david-lm7iu]

​@@paulaward5346 nobody asked

[@JessicaAbbott-k8c]

Lol Florida killed him. Texas couldn't have killed him better

[@Dartman6]

One of the poster boys for psychopathic monsters.

[@newbooks9858]

A great book on Bundy is: THE MASKS OF TED BUNDY by Dr. Paul Dawson at Amazon books.

[@rosaliecowhey5868]

That judge was cool cool

[@rucianapollard7098]

Don't point your finger at me young man!!

[@Mr.Jtea3]

12:05 bro… is she sleeping ?!?😂😂

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

1970s ooze serial killing vibes

[@rucianapollard7098]

Zodiac, Hillside Strangler, Dean Corl, John Wayne Gacy, and Son Of Sam were ALL operating in the 1970s. These are just the ones we know about. Who knows how many more were out there??

[@m-cra1370]

Weirdly unsettling era

[@adamirishconundrum851]

@@rucianapollard7098 you forgot the great BTK

[@rucianapollard7098]

@@adamirishconundrum851 You're right!!!

[@dougsmith7083]

Great "eyewitness news" from the time of Bundy's reign of terror

[@charlesjeffery1155]

I thought it was against the law, to get the verdict, and the punishment on the same day, as a matter fact they didn't, I just remembered, because after he was found guilty, was when they went into the phase, because his mother testified for him, and prosecutor would have said how nice it would have been, if the victims families could have been there and bad for their children's lives.

[@jamielehman4934]

I'm wondering if Bundy got the idea to attack a sorority from the movie Black Christmas

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

I luved that 🎥

[@petraleopold2713]

wow thats pretty interesting question, i saw it came out in 1974

[@iseryeye2227]

He plead not guilty?! Haha he is electrified

[@Farrah300]

Ted Bundy would have made one heck of a lawyer, so I agree with Judge Cowart on that. Don't misunderstand, Ted Bundy is an evil man who deserved what he got. Here's my point. He was very intelligent. He could have done great things that would have benefited the world. But instead, he destroyed the hopes and dreams of more than 30 women and young girls.

[@pcozzy]

Mf sentenced him to death then told him to take care of himself 😂 💀

[@balletxcaroline]

I did watch some documentaries about Ted Bundy and his murders but this one felt different. I feel an enormous difference between watching a documentary, as well documented as it may be, that is quite recent and a video like this. Because with this video, the clips that we see, the people that are talking, the pieces of trial that we witness, everything happened right after the murders. So we can feel all this tension going on. The most heartbreaking parts were the testimonies of the girls who survived the attacks of this monster and also the interviews of Melissa's father and Debra's mother. I had never seen a video showing the victims's family. It's simply horrible. Horrible for all these young women and girls, horrible for their family and friends. As a young woman myself who just finished with college (I'm 24 years old), I sort of identify myself with the victims (even though the majority of them were even younger than I am) and I can't even begin to imagine what they went through. I hope they are in peace somewhere 🌹

[@thane816]

He killed hitch hiking. I remember the ads on TV telling women not to do that

[@LoveyK]

I’m glad Bundy was a lousy driver

[@juliabarone8852]

He was blood thirsty

[@lisapetersen8347]

imho. He walked out & just had to be in charge. He was creepy looking, not intelligent, old, not a law student, bc of low attendance.

[@Farrah300]

I caught an inaccuracy. Kimberly Leach's middle name is Dianne, not Anne.

[@77-ty7gb]

04:13 Ted took the publicity stunt and flipped the script. This stunt backfired. Not a good idea to challenge a sociopath in this way, though I'm not siding with Ted, and I don't know the Sheriffs real motive...just giving my observation.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Don't shake your finger at me young man

[@patrickmccarron5059]

Appeals should take at least a couple years.

[@muffdiver240]

Took more than a couple. He wasn't put down until 1989.

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

Yea ok Patrick you must be a jailbird

[@patrickmccarron5059]

@@Iceis_Phoenix , I was being sarcastic.

[@rustyvision4393]

I imagine the families seeing that

[@charlesjeffery1155]

he's got a point, at least he didn't lie, he never would face the fire and squad, or a gas chamber, instead it would be courtesy of old sparky himself, in Starke Fl, at the Rayford Florida State penitentiary with his butt the full of cotton balls, to stop him from messing all over himself, along with the diaper on, and a freshly shaved head, and she cried the whole time, Florida Rayford Prison, on that Tuesday morning, at 7:00 a.m. in 1989, I believe it was in January if I'm not mistaken

[@forgive7449]

bundy probably killed over 💯

[@Mr.Jtea3]

He’s got a lot of audacity asking the judge for anything like when he asked for his family to be escorted. I understand his family didn’t do anything but still and then for the judge to say he doesn’t hold any animosity towards him and basically compliment him, cmon man If I’m on of the parents of the victims in that courtroom while he said that I would have flipped out.

[@Wildrover82]

Ya the judge was way out of line saying that. Bundy was a monster. No good points about the man.

[@douglasgilman893]

He had the chance to take a plea deal if he did he'd still be alive probably.

[@rucianapollard7098]

He was such an arrogant dumb ass thinking that he could represent himself and be found Not Guilty

[@user-ld7uj9pv8e]

That judge vile

[@AmishWebmaster]

1:07 intro is over

[@chizzyschwartz1528]

If he didn't break out twice he mighta charmed em but it was pretty obvious it was him so idk but I feel his chances were better if woulda jus stayed inside

[@BenDover-wr1qb]

Bundy was never in class yet was still a competent lawyer

[@rucianapollard7098]

Being a "competent lawyer" got him a seat in the electric chair. If he had allowed his attorneys to represent him, he probably would have gotten a plea deal of life in prison.

[@glengamble526]

He was anything BUT a ‘competent’ lawyer. He was offered a plea deal that would have kept him alive (possibly still alive today) and he had a temper tantrum and caused it to be pulled off the table.

[@ClassPresidentAlejandro1999]

what month did this aire?

[@QueenAlexis556]

June or July 1979

[@fluffedsquirrel]

OK, but what is lymon? 👀🍋

[@newfic2290]

Можно русские субтитры?

[@brackin9128]

Ted also was so desperate to live still I heard he was confessing to various other murders he committed on his way to the electric chair. Trying to get a stay of execution and use his unknown and undiscovered victims as pawns to get life in prison and stay alive.

[@golfergal]

Why is the reporter sitting on the desk? Looks ridiculous!

[@patrickmccarron5059]

That was cool back then.

[@asill.6668]

Lol

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

1970s

[@aminurrrr0621]

Ron Burgundy style

[@nyki7fykxtjxyi]

Better media than today

[@dinkyramirez9866]

Dame You. Dame You To Hell...

[@BushyHairedStranger]

Manson called Ted Bundy a “Poop butt” 😂😂😂 love me some Charlie ‘Son of Man’ Manson. I’m Serious. Manson was a sincere, serious being. A Philosopher King.

[@crystalgazer8668]

He was a nut job like Ted, Dahmer and the rest of them. Nothing to admire 🙄

[@MrCrosswalkt]

Charles Manson was a bum, with a prison education on human behavior. He was cunning, no doubt, but like 'In Cognito' said, absolutely NOTHING to admire.

[@rucianapollard7098]

Bundy and Son Of Sam killer, David Berkowest, were exchanging letters for a while until the prison warden put an end to it.

[@Stantheman848]

Why was Ron Burgundy not covering this story?

[@johnellizz]

24:38 Bruh, Ron told me there's no way Ted got through that hole. This whole thing was fake. Stay classy.

[@stephenhaegele2297]

Pure inhuman evil

[@Lssie]

The father at 18:45 sounded like Donald Trump

[@trevorcoole4197]

i think the TV NEWS stole the platos retreat logo ?? the 2.s front to back...OH WELL..

[@kellyemoh620]

Mmm sprite. Sucks he didn’t get death for the other women.

[@dribbzd9710]

I want a sprite so bad right now from that commercial. That sprite prolly looked like the best drink I ever seen

[@kellyemoh620]

@@dribbzd9710 I miss sprite remix

[@newbooks9858]

Bite marks are considered junk science today. The human skin is too elastic to show bite marks accurately. And anyway, bite marks are not DNA or fingerprints.

[@stevenatkins486]

Im teaching my cutlass and grabbing my girl for that forty Dallas movie

[@CaptainBorax]

Right? I'll meet ya there with Loni Anderson in my 75 tan Fairmont

[@stevenatkins486]

@@CaptainBorax ooo maybe we can double date ...grab a 15 cent coke..25 cent popcorn and try to figure out the damn speaker for the car window

[@CaptainBorax]

@@stevenatkins486 Sneak in some Lowenbrau!

[@juliabarone8852]

Monster killed a child

[@QueenAlexis556]

2 children Lynette Culver then Kimberly Leach

[@patrickmccarron5059]

23:50 - Ted Bundy has no money to lay down on himself.

[@golfergal]

These reported look like they were taken right out of Will Ferrell's Anchorman.

[@okidoki606]

24:08 -24:35 Now knowing what he had done, he basically meant to say that now he is more angry than ever and wants to go back to streets to kill again.

[@reallyhappenings5597]

"I've matured a lot in the past year... as a predator."

[@vivec6675]

@@reallyhappenings5597 Probably code for 'I've gotten a lot calmer and learned the importance of not acting careless.'

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

BORAX KILLS ROACHES....JUST SPRINKLE A LITTLE...KEEP AWAY FROM PETS

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

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