How They Caught Ted Bundy | World's Most Evil Killers | Absolute Crime

Perhaps the most infamous serial killer in American history, Ted Bundy murdered at least 30 young women throughout his killing spree. This is the inside story including first-hand interviews on how Ted Bundy came to be caught and killed in the 1970s.
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[@chrisdfx1]

Imagine calling the suicide hotline and getting Ted Bundy.

[@beaulieuc8910]

I know , can you imagine that.... it is crazy, beyond crazy

[@scottrc85]

Lol

[@MoGumboFukUTubeForChngngMyName]

“Listen, Sweetheart…. Let’s meet down by the river in the woods down at the end of that dirt logging road off of HWY 12… I’ll bring some coffee and we’ll just sit and talk. I’ll help you get through this.”

[@annomanatofu3628]

Same as Superman becoming a quadrapeligic- this upside down world

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

🤣🤣

[@somdutroy]

All he had to do was be a good driver and he would have never been caught.

[@eva5601]

He was always driving under the influence.🥳🤪🥴

[@hollyeharris]

Hmm 🤔 maybe. But he was getting sloppy & erratic. He left fluids; eventually it’d identify him. Nowadays, they don’t accept bite evidence due to the fact that the skin moves/stretches and can’t definitively match. But that was one point of evidence in a circumstantial case that convicted him. I wonder if they ever did any investigation into the names he was referring to as he was being walked to the chair?

[@somdutroy]

@@hollyeharris He would have probably been caught in the 2000s with the DNA evidences that were kept from the would-be sorority cold cases in Florida. But think of it this way, if he was never caught for driving from his Ohio days, he would not even have to run to the college dorms in Florida. He would be doing his thing in the dense forests forever and no one would know. But we have to consider that he was probably driving poorly because he would get intoxicated after his regular rituals.

[@hollyeharris]

@@somdutroy FACTS!! I listen to docus all night every night. I sleep so good 😊 ya know what I actually was friends with and lived down the street from the Riverside Prostitute Killer William (Bill) Suff. His brother Kenny & wife Rhonda’s kids literally had to change their last names because of the reputation of their uncle/brother/in law. And he still questions why the family doesn’t visit or write him. I actually rode in the van. His brother Kenny had picked me & my kids up and there was only a drivers seat ??? I sat on a 5gallon bucket lol. Kenny just said that it’s his brothers van.. and he took the seats out. This killer actually worked with my husband’s aunt @ county of riverside. In riverside they’d shutdown the Main Street and have a huge festival & chili cookout. This guy won the cook off and I wonder if those missing body parts were in the chili…. Dun Dun DUNN so crazy I’ve got way too many stories lol.

[@somdutroy]

@@hollyeharris wth. That was a wild story. I am glad you and the people around you survived this unscathed.

[@Chavez58677]

He doesn’t look like a college guy. He looks 47 years old

[@Laffingrl]

Plus ,I disagree that he is handsome. He has a disturbed look on his face...

[@holdingcopsaccountable6554]

I think he looks 49.😂😂

[@lindadavis5668]

Boyish body and deep wrinkles in his face. He was up all night trolling for victims. He looked tired and worn.

[@dominikaksiazek7177]

In the 70s people didn't scroll through dozens of models' photos on Instagram so a man looking like him could've been considered good looking. And college guys were looking older then.

[@eva5601]

😂😂😂😂 That's what drugs do to a user

[@mrsdashwood9700]

Unbelievable to me the female announcer smiles broadly while talking about a brutal serial killers actions. So creepy and just plain weird.

[@kitrichardson2165]

Dirty laundry

[@beaglerescue5281]

I thought the same thing.

[@msjadhav5192]

Agree

[@user-rv1wf6sd4p]

I was thinking the same thing! shes got this " smerk" on her face the whole time!..maybe shes got some fetishes 😅😅

[@MLGPRO-dx8fg]

She probably likes him

[@jessicadiaz4164]

If that woman had reported her near death experience with him, he may have been caught sooner and lives would have been saved

[@catlaw1997]

doubtful.

[@twinblends5323]

Yep

[@dianedavidson7977]

The cops wouldn't have done sh*t. I guess they were looking for a black man bc white men actually are the majority of serial killers. The cop D'angelo was running around for decades climbing in windows ffs. The cops driving the beat saw nothing for decades yeah ok

[@twinblends5323]

@@dianedavidson7977 always has to be about race

[@milkyway8ma]

Race?

[@rca6576]

I wish these reports would stop (or never would have started) calling him "so, so smart!" "Brilliant!" He was not. His grades in law school were pretty bad and he never could complete what he started. Intellectually he was average at best. He was manipulative as hell and very well-practiced at being manipulative. Like most psychopaths, he was practiced at getting what he wanted out of other people. Book smart? NO, he was not.

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

Grades in school have literally absolutely nothing to do with intelligence, grades are a reflection of effort and focus. Albert Einstein and many other geniuses got bad grades.

[@tracymurray9798]

He didn't abduct 2 girls and make 1 girl watch the other one raped and murdered! It happened the same day same place but he got his first victim and returned awhile later and got the 2nd girl

[@lisbethlarsen6427]

True. Also, his nasty staring eyes gave him away. He does not appear like Mr Nice Guy at all!

[@Runner2000]

I remember that. A bunch of people standing outside the prison wearing T-Shirts that said, “It’s FRYDAY, Ted!”

[@tylerdouglas480]

Weird coincidence he was killed the day before I was born same year month just hours before as I was born just after midnight and my initials are t.e.d aways thought that was funny.although I'm nothing like this creep

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

🤣🤣

[@Lauravokey1912]

@@tylerdouglas480 WOW 😳

[@user-rv1wf6sd4p]

Absolutely inconceivable how long it took the cops to catch him and condemn him..such incompetence,truly unbeleivable

[@viamilitaris011]

Narrator is too "excited" 😕...

[@JoeyMartz]

it's a British thing... watch UK true crime shows and you will see the narration approach is commonplace.

[@claireowens2884]

@@JoeyMartz It's not - this narrator is a joke and should be doing a game show not a murder documentary.

[@JoeyMartz]

@@claireowens2884 - All hail, Claire.

[@MUFC1933]

Oh god has it really come to this

[@callmeishmael2415]

He's done crime shows since 2000 at least, Fred something I think

[@twinblends5323]

Hate to say it but the blood of the last victims are on the people who allowed him to escape.

[@idlehands1238]

When they talk about the nuclear family (at roughly 4:00) it reminded me of my school in roughly 1980/81 We had a school assembly and it was announced to the entire school (while he was absent) that a fellow student's parents had split up and when he returned we should treat him kindly and not mention it. Even as a 10 year old I thought it was a bit weird. "This is the 80s not the 50s" was my thought at the time. If they hadn't told us we'd never have known and had nothing to gossip about.

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

That's so strange, why the hell would they announce it to everyone and then say "don't mention it to him", like why announce it, it's no one else's business

[@charlieakin8074]

All the misery he caused ended with the electric chair. Seeing a picture of his body afterwards was rewarding. He got his .

[@charlesbryson7443]

“Ordinarily I don’t agree with the death penalty, but with him it was necessary”. In other words “it affected me, so I agree with it”. Everyone is an activist, until they’re involved.

[@hollyhayes9640]

I'm generally against the death penalty, as well (edit: in my country - Canada - there actually is no death penalty), but in his case, he'd actually manipulated people into feeling sorry for him, escaped from prison (twice, I believe - I could be wrong), and then took more lives. So I do understand why he got the death penalty. A k*ller who could've just been kept in prison instead of being executed was Aileen Wuornos (I suspect that she got it for political reasons). In my opinion, he would've just kept escaping and k*lling people. In general, I agree with you; but in his case, I do understand why he was given that sentence.

[@stevemcfadden6180]

No no man we are way too lenient on crime we need to bring back to death penalty quickly 364 days from when your found guilty you will be executed if not sooner you will not see 365 it serves as a major deterrent even if we get a few wrong

[@badgirlhollywood9741]

You have to understand he’s not even half human. Psychopathic children are literally born everyday. Having sex with a corpse is a choice. That’s frightening behavior. Can you imagine how sickening it must be to bring a child into the world only to have them turn into something like him? A monster that truly doesn’t care about human life beyond sticking a body part in them and foreign objects! Christ! Holy fuck I wouldn’t have children if I slightly feared I had messed up genes like those that created him. He’s a sex addict. He doesn’t care if you smell like literal death he will bust a nut in you. Crazy shit! I can only imagine the decay and disgust. Then he went home to women! Girls, make sure you really know your boyfriend because a lower grade offender will sleep with your daughter if you have kids and remarry. When people say being assaulted is hard they aren’t joking a woman just killed her stepdad over having disgusting photographs of her. The world isn’t a safe place ask any detective. If an individual like Ted Bundy did something to your female family member you’d say swing that son of a bitch. I’d say he deserved the death penalty more than the average person who ever even got it.

[@MLGPRO-dx8fg]

​@@hollyhayes9640The death penalty is in place for people just like Bundy There's no reason to abolish it. Some people simply dont deserve to be alive anymore.

[@Farrah300]

@@hollyhayes9640 I totally agree. I would have no problem with Aileen Wournos being sent to prison for life, rather than death.

[@Sills71]

How did they catch Ted Bundy AFTER they knew his name was Ted, knew what made and model of car he drove FOR YEARS and could not catch him? A cop got and lucky break and pulled him over and conveniently he had a murder/rape kit in the car. It was pure luck.

[@Fuzzybunny-ki1cw]

Read Stranger Beside ME... you will find out why.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Law enforcement didn't work together back then so his murders weren't linked. They didn't even know who the fuck he was in Florida.

[@Fuzzybunny-ki1cw]

@@adamirishconundrum851 true

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

People specifically called the police and told them specifically about Ted Bundy, but that was one out of thousands and thousands of tips. Moreover, it was a different time. Police in neighboring jurisdictions didn't talk to each other, much less in different states all over the country. It's the same reason other early serial killers like Zodiac were never caught, every department had unique information they weren't sharing with anyone else so they all had incomplete pictures. That's why now when there is a significant crime like a bombing or a mass shooting the very first step is to make a task force of local, state, and federal law enforcement. Also computers and databases have drastically changed how effective law enforcement can be.

[@killereverb3928]

It was a combination of luck and skill like ALL superior police work! He was arrested in Utah by a seasoned veteran police officer who caught Ted looking out of place parked on the street where that officer lived! He knew the parents were gone at the house where Ted was parked - AND the cop knew the 2 attractive teenaged girls that lived and were in that house. Ted likely was stalking either one or both girls. None of that is “luck”! That is a veteran cop using his talent and skill.

[@lasg70]

How many women would have lived if Rhonda had gone to the police instead if hiding it? 😔

[@jennifermoriarty2188]

I wonder if she had a real experience

[@victorianchristmaslady9481]

May not have made a difference because you always here that oh well I reported but nothing happened

[@camellia8625]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@ryanhavens24]

I’d say rough guess prolly 20

[@JT-xp3in]

nothing happened to Rhonda, she's just a lying, attention seeking Karen. Can't you see it in her eyes?

[@yoransom]

"I don't normally agree with the death penalty" but when it happens to me it's necessary

[@1024laf]

I caught that statement too, made me laugh.

[@hollyhayes9640]

I don't normally agree with the death penalty, either (in my country - Canada - there actually is no death penalty), but in the case of Ted Bundy, he'd actually escaped from prison once and then went on to kill more women. So I do understand why he was given that sentence. Edit: someone who didn't deserve the death penalty (I suspect that she got it for political reasons) was Aileen Wuornos.

[@mikeymoo1291]

I don't agree with it either but sometimes it doesn't seem enough.

[@shawnadeyo]

I know. What narcissistic people 🙄

[@walterviggiano3363]

By the way, Bundy's VW was yellow not tan

[@skankhunt434]

No one gives af

[@JoeyMartz]

@@skankhunt434 historians do... piss off, South Park.

[@TammyM36]

No. It actually WAS tan. It was not yellow

[@stevetrivago]

My Dad and Uncle Icky grew up with Ted… My Grandmother lived next to his. Ted never wanted to play kick the can or baseball in the church lot… He would always be down by the train tracks or just sit and watch them… My Dad said he was a funny kid… My Dad was about 6 years older than Ted.. Funny, but in an attention seeking over the top way… My Grandmother passed away when my Dad was 17 and Uncle Icky was already in the Army by then… Anyway, they didn’t see Ted after that… Never heard of him again Until his arrest.. I’ve heard some crazy stories over the years…. Dad has since passed, but he always loved telling stories about Ted… My Mom said the stories became more and more embellished over the years… lol.. I wish I would’ve asked him more questions about it….

[@JT-xp3in]

i was waiting for a punchline that never came 😠

[@jimmyginus]

Icky

[@beaulieuc8910]

That is far too close for comfort, brings it home.

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

I truly believe the man who tried to pull me into his car in Orlando, Fl, when I was a teenager - was in fact Ted Bundy. Luckily, the encounter only lasted a few seconds. I had one foot on the ground that gave me leverage and enabled me to wiggle my wrist out of his grasp. I ran screaming. He was caught not too long after that. I’m in my 60’s now, but I will never forget that brief encounter - thankful to God.

[@trentevenson8988]

Wishful thinking

[@watchgoose]

@@trentevenson8988 huh?

[@holdingcopsaccountable6554]

@@trentevenson8988 😂😂😂🥳

[@stevemcfadden6180]

I believe you it was a horrifying experience sure it had an impact on how you viewed Society for the rest of your life. Being you were in Florida and at the same time that that happened it probably was for sure. You obviously did the right thing fight fight fight fight scream yell bite whatever it takes. Never comply! Emma Kenny True Crime

[@catherinelw9365]

@@trentevenson8988 = No empathy, probably narcissistic psychopath.

[@Lcizzle02]

If he went to clubs with a fake Rolex and bought a bottle of casamigos he would have a field day in this era

[@vanessadebrino7231]

I don’t believe Rhonda Stapley. Never have

[@smeedge]

‘I escaped a murder and dove into a rushing river, smashing into rocks but I miraculously survived and I just bottled it up lol’

[@vanessadebrino7231]

@@smeedge the shame in escaping and not wanting to get the person who just tried to kill you off the streets must have been overwhelming 😆

[@adamirishconundrum851]

She's full of shit Bundy attacked attractive women

[@vanessadebrino7231]

@@adamirishconundrum851 lol

[@elizabethfrattallone5231]

I met Bundy he's my dad 😂 smh everyone has a story & Bundy first love was named diane not Stephanie

[@MoGumboFukUTubeForChngngMyName]

It drives me nuts when they refer to Bundy as this “Brilliant” law student. He applied to every law school and was turned down (and that was with recommendation letters and phone calls from Nelson Rockefeller, the VP of the United States). He finally got into the last ranked law school in the nation… an unaccredited law school just opened that year in an industrial park. The school would walk out in the street and ask people to go to their school so they could fill their first class. AND HE FLUNKED OUT. He later went to a state law school in Utah because he worked for the Utah governor and the governor told the school that they WOULD give Bundy a seat in the school. Then guess how that worked out??? You got it, HE FLUNKED OUT!! Listen to Bundy speak in any interview, in court, read anything he’s written… not to mention grabbing victims and throwing them in his car in a crowded area in broad daylight. “Brilliant”????? I’ve had stained underwear with a higher IQ than this guy. People, for some twisted reason (including me), want to romanticize the story. They want the killer to be a brilliant genius law school phenom that turned serial killer and then gave himself a Perry Mason defense at his trial. People want to believe that only a rare once in a lifetime evil genius could pull off what Bundy did… otherwise, that would mean that any regular Joe Schmoe, of whom there are tens of millions, could decide to become “Ted Bundy” and get away with it. I’m a lawyer, and I can tell you that , once you’ve play the game to be admitted, any 10th grader with an average IQ, who put in a reasonable effort, could graduate… not at the top of the class, but could graduate. It’s HARD to flunk out of law school… you pretty much have to try to. Short story long… Bundy was not smart, he was a dim wit.

[@brotherpaul963]

@Dave m Thank you for your post. bundy was a real creep, small enough to squeeze through a small hole in his ceiling, cowardly enough to kill children.

[@patienceboafo1998]

What a tragedy 😢 reporting it could have saved innocent lives

[@adamirishconundrum851]

No it wouldn't because it didn't happen. WOOOOO

[@barbarahawkins7864]

Perhaps... but as a young teen, which of us sees that far down the road??

[@user-hx5xq6tl9f]

Why is this thumb-nailed as new content today when the upload is quite old? I’m confused… Interesting video btw, I’m a bit obsessed with serial killers but not like, I want to be one, more like what makes them tick 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@lynnleigha580]

I had no clue, that's what "double" meant, lolol!

[@lindadavis5668]

When at Lake Sammamish, if he approached me, I would have thought why didn't he ask a guy. I would have told him ask a guy over there. I was told as a young girl to NEVER, EVER GET IN A STRANGERS CAR. I NEVER HAVE, NEVER WILL.

[@barbarahawkins7864]

I’m glad for you. Many of us were NOT taught that.😢

[@ashthesimulacrum]

What is the song name playing at @3:50?

[@MLGPRO-dx8fg]

Ram Ranch

[@lindavandebogart873]

i spoke with Ted at Crisis Clinic several times. He was a great councelor! i lived in Renton and had to hitchhike to 3 jobs. one day i had my thumb out and a yellow VW stopped and asked if i needed a ride! He had opened the door and as I spoke with him, my hand on the door, i saw that the door had no handle!!! I told him i was gonna wait for the next ride! I was 5'7 1/2" tall, long dark hair, parted down the middle and at this time, all anyone knew was his first name.

[@capt251978]

I shared pork steaks with Jeff Dahmer once. So, what’s your point?

[@Carlitos283]

This story is much different than the story told on Netflix, anybody else?

[@mikeymoo1291]

there are dramas and then there are documentaries. Netflix is a little bit of both made for the great unwashed.

[@barbarabrooks4747]

He was so sloppy that he wasn't hard to catch. He killed so many because of the lack of coordination by law enforcement across local jurisdictions. I wonder if he had been put up for adoption instead of being raised by his disturbed grandparents. Most children born out of wedlock were adopted.

[@mvcharisma2968]

Here in the Seattle are during the mid-sixties through the nineties there was constant fear from at first Ted Bundy, then Gary Ridgeway

[@davem4131]

He seemed charismatic but he was evil

[@TheodoreRobertBundy.]

His First Gfs name was Diane not Stephanie. Source - Netflix: Conversation With A Killer

[@Farrah300]

In some literature, some of the key people are given pseudonyms.

[@doribells2290]

Bundy was a monster. They treated him like a normal person in all those interviews and he wasn't

[@chrisdfx1]

This sheriff is pretty full of himself.

[@kk33613]

Oh yes he is. I've seen him interviewed on other programs and he comes off the same way. His idea of using the bite marks as evidence was a good one and I'm sure that it helped to convict Bundy. In the years following Bundy's conviction it was found that bite mark evidence is actually a pseudo-science and is no longer allowed as evidence.

[@TleeMN]

They usually are

[@nextlevelguydotcom]

I am pretty sure he is rewriting history quite a bit to make himself look like the man that solved it all

[@nextlevelguydotcom]

As in taking credit for others ideas

[@katelist8367]

I like Ken ... he saw thrunTed's bs ... he is quite honest about Ted's good and bad qualities. Listen to what he says. Ken is a was a true asset the law enforcement community. Way better than the idiots in Colorado!

[@HellhammerSS]

Ted's biggest mistake, using the name Ted.

[@busydoinnothinn]

i would say his biggest mistake was killing people you creep.

[@Sebastian-km9qx]

And not buying a new car after his Volkswagen was involved with the lake sammamish and Daronch killings/kidnappings

[@MariadeJesusGutierrez]

Anytime I know more about a case than the on screen “experts” I bail. That, put the woman who claims she went to the dentist and fought him off, is nuts. Carol deRoach is why they caught him.

[@Farrah300]

You are right. Carol DeRonch was the one who got the ball rolling.

[@lisbethlarsen6427]

Yes. Stupid stare from behind huge glasses: "I was a nice Mormon girl - oooooooooooh! - so I kept quiet so more girls could get assaulted like myself and eventually killed." Typical Mormon, such hypocrites.

[@icarusalchemist1398]

Why does this sound like brass eye!? The narrator, I mean.

[@karenwalters7131]

'Seattle, Washington'... This fellow has begun a few of these programmes with those words...

[@alexdias1168]

Após mais de 34 anos após a sua morte ele ainda é lembrado

[@BeatlesFan1975]

31:58 looks like rob lowe Depending on the photo/hairstyle Ted might look like 1. Charles Grodin 2. Andy Kaufman 3. Rob Lowe 4.Tim Daly 5. Bill Bixby 6. Tommy Lee Jones

[@TammyM36]

I’ve heard the Rob Lowe comment a lot and certain times he definitely does

[@TammyM36]

One mug shot reminds me of Charlie Sheen too!

[@elifoust7664]

In 1978,I was a Correctional Officer at Escambia Co Jail Pensacola, Fl.,Ted Bundy was brought into jail with leg brace,I put him in a solitary cell ,he was being temporarily held before transport to Tallahassee, He was calm ,sat on bed and looked up at light in cell,he would not escape Florida.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Wow i can only imagine the thoughts going through his head in that cell

[@yamil.343]

Ten yrs took to fry this monster 😡

[@bonscott6353]

Yeh why do mass murders stay on death row for so many years

[@morganomes4191]

Rhonda's account does not match Bundy's MO. Like he toyed with only her, when he was so savage with everyone else... Odd

[@user-rv1wf6sd4p]

I wouldnt call him " evil"..i would call him " very very sick"!!🥶🥶🥶🥶😱😱

[@TurcoAmericana]

The narrative is horrible

[@alexdias1168]

Quem são as pessoas neste documentario. Nunca ouvi falar o nomes deles só o do Theodore Robert bundy

[@alexandradonovan8712]

If he was as concerned w/appearances as they say, then he would have waxed or shaved the middle of his unibrow. And brilliant? Likely part of his act.

[@eldcool3290]

I was in Seattle. And on AM radio the radio described him but nobody new who he was

[@MillerYellow]

I think the grandfather was his father

[@DAKtheKING]

Bundy grew beards in jail, then shaved when he escaped to look different. No Beards in jail!!!

[@Qotsarena]

Bundy, the Ultimate Chameleon

[@jamisbillson4872]

Wrong! The ultimate chameleon is the Predator. Not even Annie could see that lizard thing.

[@MetalBarbie0021]

The fact that a bunch of adults are making fun of someone referencing a "chameleon striking" for speed... Acting like he's the stupid one... 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

[@audreydaleski1067]

Which time?

[@dimitriroos]

Goed bezig

[@marcryan1974]

I remember “FRY BUNDY FRY” vividly!

[@fishbait3703]

I like these shows but can't watch then because of the stupid music in the background

[@katherinecollins4685]

This was interesting

[@peteypete24a]

The cop sounds as sick as Bundy

[@Snailstolemysoul]

Nah

[@lovingmayberry307]

He "struck like a chameleon." Does that guy know what a chameleon is?!?

[@IRVDawg]

He also says like a shark at 12:48 , I wonder if we'll get any more animal references. "He hit like a trapdoor spider -- BAM"

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

maybe it means something different over there

[@motojunkie8348]

The narrator is a nazi. We need to stop demonizing all animals. They wus kangz.

[@kenrichards4838]

Frightening!

[@nathanielriesterer9103]

Bundy's appearance changed a lot with little effort.

[@belabiscotti8474]

The Florida sheriff sure thinks he’s clever and is smarter than everyone. Blah blah blah

[@Snailstolemysoul]

He is lmao he is smart as shit

[@beaulieuc8910]

Never mind all the killing, I just don't know how he even had the energy to do that... did this man have any other things to do in his life, like gardening etc

[@brotherpaul963]

From the videos available online it appears to me that bundy was a skinny little slimeball.

[@TheDahlialost]

That woman could have helped to stop him. Always annoying to hear this type of scenario.

[@osvaldoelias1943]

The survivor Mormon simply allowed him to continue. 😞

[@johnplaid648]

According to Ann Rule Bundy was rejected by an heiress to a fortune in San Francisco. She said that he wasn't success oriented. He talked his way into law school and this seemed to impress the heiress and they shacked up together and then took a side trip where he told her that he had a surprise for her and to wait a bit and he never returned. It devastated her.

[@Sills71]

Wrong.... but certain documentaries make it seem this way.... that woman actually agreed to marry him.

[@johnplaid648]

@@Sills71 I believe Ann Rule before I believe you. They were shacking up for vacation and he walked out on her. Just for revenge.

[@Farrah300]

@@Sills71 It was after she agreed to marry him that Ted dumped Diane as a form of revenge for the time she dumped him.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

Permanently “Altered “Sick

[@angeldsouza777]

Why try & fight the death penalty tho?! He really was deluded. And that lady... Too traumatised to speak for 30 years, then writes a tell all book??? 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔

[@capt251978]

This Ken guy is damn near as narcissistic as Ted. Btw….. bite marks have been discredited as pseudoscience for over 30 years.

[@JosephAgbebiyi]

All those who lost their life, I give a piece of my soul to.

[@loditx7706]

I wish these script writers would get the facts straight. Linda Healy’s skull was found on Taylor Mountain, not her body. Most of the Washington victims were skeletonized when found. Complete bodies were not. Bodies were found of some of the Utah victims, but not all. One Colorado victim’s body was found; I don’t think any others were. I also wish people wouldn’t refer to him as brilliant. His IQ was about 120. Average, not brilliant. Also he was not write home to brag about good looks. His hair was nearly always gross and he had one eyebrow.(in later photos he appeared to have plucked his one eyebrow.) He was not handsome. He was not brilliant. He was a disgusting, mean, destroyer of life, who received his just punishment.

[@justinelliott9198]

9 million $😮😮why

[@orgazmatron3080]

That sheriff loves himself so much I bet who ever he meets he's like you ever heard of the Bundy brace huh lol he reminds me of the guy on silence of the lambs the guy who runs the prison

[@mariechristinelangevin1939]

😫😧

[@blackwidowspider9852]

At the kyo mega house You say 2 others survived 1 of them would have been a wonderful dancer had this not happened She was amazing and beautiful a ballerina like I've never seen And she could never dance again because of that horrible attacking And her 2 roommates in the other room heard something and the horror was their door was Have the police not come to the college they may have been next

[@jimmybright7579]

Very lose with events at best

[@alhassanecamara2095]

I really appreciate Sheriff Ken Katsarris!

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

English Broad annoying to the N'th...gone

[@AS-wj1du]

Men dump women all the time. He probably would have dumped her anyway. He was just a weirdo

[@MLGPRO-dx8fg]

No no! He hates all women and is intimidated by women, etc. That's what the female announcer would have you think. (She says this about literally every killer )

[@mikeodonnell6799]

who are they?

[@maxrolland8858]

Not 100 crimes impossible

[@raypratt3611]

Well betcha they dont tell the truth and tell us well yea it was in the SCRIPT!😀😀😀

[@toshpaintings]

Think that Rhonda woman’s story isn’t credible

[@alsourialhor]

The absolute criminal is el-Assad in Syria your friend...

[@leakeber2776]

If someone says, that serial killer almost killed her, but she got away, and that's not true, it's very lame and disrespectful to true victims. But people shouldn't judge and not believe as well. Don't be so judgemental and hateful. I wish everybody long and healthy life. Stay safe!! 🥰🥰

[@candace830]

What a shame all those women died,the police were ignorant and let him do what he wanted.Then wanted to brag they caught him

[@arthureverett8220]

Fry Bundy Fry!!!!!

[@tracymurray9798]

There's always a positive side to everything ! Ted bundy and Green river Gary Ridgeway slowed the transgender movement down 40 years

[@crawfordrhoderick2942]

He like many other of his time got away with it, making it easy for other to do the same.

[@adinacolb3082]

Ted Bundy is crazy and completely mad

[@susanalexander6721]

I don't think he was crazy at all. He was Evil Incarnate.

[@petraleopold2713]

not crazy, he knew what he was doing, crazy ppl don't, thats the difference

[@TammyM36]

Scary thing is he was absolutely sane. 💯

[@marymclaughlin8876]

We 😅

[@drlock978]

Garbage like this gets glorified and people who talk about GOD get censored.

[@Dobviews]

I suggest buying a pulpit and renting space to talk about your god, maybe you are just lacking a dumb audience. If you put oil on a rag and sell it one thread at a time for 9.99 you can then start a mailing scam just like the rest of your "false prophets."

[@ellen5165]

Interesting that today bite mark impressions are no longer considered a good forensic tool to be used to convict. In his case they certainly got the right guy.

[@user-rv1wf6sd4p]

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[@jaymerino1912]

Asking women if they can help him fix his car..BRILLIANT.. women fixing his car..yeah right..G.O.A.T.

[@kylebarcomb6192]

Maybe if she said something they could have saved lives ?

[@Dean-oh4pi]

Don't cry over spilled milk.

[@imwithname843]

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[@beaulieuc8910]

Haha it was funny when he was put in a high security cell !

[@Dea8769]

He was evil n the flesh

[@ksenobite]

This is absolute crap - like everything else from UK nowadays