Life with Bundy l 20/20 l PART 1

[@erikaelle2365]

The daughter really reminds me of Kristin bell

[@heathermimiwahlquist5587]

So?

[@joejoe9435]

she does look like her

[@barbaravyse660]

She sounds like Renee Zellwegger

[@lilylulu8235]

Heather Mimi Wahlquist so nothing. Shut up

[@void5271]

a poor's man's Kristen Bell

[@demelmedina6820]

It feels like she is still in love with that "good" side of him. Imagine being in love with a whole lie. With an idea of someone, but not with the real person behind.

[@bricktea3645]

Its not a lie,ted had a soft side and a crazy side.

[@sunleo6161]

I can relate. My first kind of boyfriend ended up killing his dad.

[@bricktea3645]

@@sunleo6161 is he in jail?

[@O-mca80]

Amen you nailed that one correctly 👏

[@rizikrizik1395]

Demel Medina it wasnt a lie. thats who he was to her.

[@missdaisy1034]

I feel like he didn't kill them because he needed to appear normal, having a family is normal.

[@caseyhstuver]

I thought he really wanted to but he was pretty smart about getting away with his crimes. It's interesting how he could turn off his homicidal behavior when he needed to.

[@beachstreet101]

Also because he knew them personally. It’s too personal. He only killed strangers.

[@user-ty3oc5ph5e]

He could've killed them that first night. I believe he didn't because he loved her in his way.

[@420krystal2]

I don't have one does that mean I'm not normal lol

[@vickykulig5080]

That’s exactly what it is

[@qceaz11]

It doesn't make this woman a monster for keeping pictures of someone she loved just because he was a monster to others his sick, perverted decisions he made in life has nothing to do with her

[@rosescott2956]

I agree with you. I mean, do we expect her to just "delete" a whole bunch of years of her life, like they didn't happen? Plus, I'm sure her kid is in a lot of those.

[@qceaz11]

@@rosescott2956 my point exactly ❤️

[@keepinitkawaii]

I agree. We are just outsiders and we cant even begin to know what it feels like to have been in her position. She spent so much of her life with him and she cant just delete her life. It doesn't mean she agrees with anything he did or that she denys him guilty. It just means that she was a victim in a way too and isnt going to just pretend like some part of her life didn't actually happen.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

They are a "historical" chronicle. Just like the pictures of JFK'S life & death, or any famous/infamous character in history...

[@sheinFL]

It was 5 yrs of her life.

[@shinonkim4814]

Obviously she knew subconsciously that he did it. She called the police when the girls at the lake were kidnapped and killed. Consciously she didn’t know, but she knew inside

[@beachstreet101]

She called the police several times. They said they cleared him already so she thought okay maybe she’s wrong then.

[@SSBMA1994]

At least she had the bravery to sell him out. A lot people, if they have suspicion wouldn't tell out of fear of getting killed or getting busted.

[@parapoliticos52]

She caught his look a few times. The same look that got that other girl so scared that made a run for it away from his car and today she is alive/

[@alondathomas293]

kim: Oh, come on. She had no way of knowing what he was doing, and she had no evidence to prove he was doing anything. It's easy to look back in hindsight and claim somebody knew something which there's no way they could have.

[@burnerbrecks5]

@@alondathomas293 haven’t read her book have ya?

[@MandyMelissa299]

This guy was really something else. A law student....smart, handsome, charming. But a true monster. If they hadn’t caught him, he would have never stopped.

[@gabymaydwell2970]

Yep

[@cc3184]

Apparently he was a very poor student.

[@steez5769]

@@cc3184 Well, I imagine being involved in dozens of murders in a 4 year span, while living a double life, will certainly hinder your focus and performance in school. He was definitely an articulate person though based on his interviews.

[@alondathomas293]

@@cc3184: Yeah, it turns out he wasn't that great of a student, and wound up dropping out of law school anyway.

[@rebeccaabel4589]

He was not handsome he average looking man.

[@415play]

Upload the whole thing or delete your channel ABC 😤

[@johnnybravo1256]

Jacqueline Alfaro not going to happen

[@melviana3815]

For sure!!! I'm in Portugal and i don't have other way to watch 😰

[@honeygirl5370]

20/20 is on hulu! try checking there

[@moda78z]

Jacqueline Alfaro there’s a link in the description box of the whole episode.

[@adonnarowe1811]

Jacqueline Alfaro SERIOUSLY ikr it’s so damn annoying

[@Jkl306]

I feel so sad for that woman you can tell it broke her in so many :( god bless this sweet lady

[@theskyisonfire]

This is why I don't trust people who seem perfect

[@paulettelittle7500]

U got 2 keep yo eye open on every body these days and pray and ask God 4 his protection

[@theskyisonfire]

@@paulettelittle7500 yup 😊😊

[@azoreanprincesa8170]

Beware of everyone and everything these days! Our world is more horror then you know possible. Be careful.

[@tybeentrill3748]

Facts lol

[@josselinec4711]

And also because people that seem perfect do play a role, they change their personality a bit to make themselves look better even normal people that seem perfect because they want that attention and that superiority and that “class” I always trust emotions not the way people act

[@Janellabelle]

I remember when I first saw Ted on TV I was a little girl like 10 and my mom said yes that's the biggest serial killer possibly ever, and all I remember saying is, "But hes...Cute!" And keep in mind I'd never heard anybody call him attractive before since I'd never heard of him before. That was my uninfluenced genuine first reaction to Ted Bundy. Mom said yes and that's how he was able to disarm women and get close enough to kill them...and I've never forgot that lesson. Appearance means next to NOTHING.

[@finlockwood199]

Lady Jay Mac and it’s crazy to think if he saw you at that time somewhere before he was convicted you would’ve fell for his charm too 😱

[@peakyblinder5511]

Lady gaga....how old are u now...is u r still innocent

[@debrawise8400]

Lady Jay Mack: Speaking of that I was an adult when Ted Bundy did his horrible crimes,however I thought the same thing about Jeffrey Macdonald I was 13 years-old .I remember thinking the same thing, that he was so handsome .CHILLING! To think they could do harm like that to others is something I'll never understand.

[@LeathafaceTV]

You know they say the Devil was one God's most beautiful Angel.

[@debrawise8400]

Absolutely!

[@jamielehman4934]

It annoys me when they say "He spared them" of course he spared them. Ted doesnt kill ppl he knows. They were safe from the getgo

[@nandisams]

Agreed. It was strangers

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@@nandisams u cute

[@nandisams]

@@quanbrooklynkid7776 lol thank you? Haha

[@littlemissmouse7617]

That’s not true. He knew Laura Aime and still killed her. Plus he tried killing his girlfriend Liz at one point but she survived.

[@ajl577]

That may be true in a visceral sense. It's not personal. Not sure why that annoys you but nothing was guaranteed, they just happened to be lucky. As the statement he made about killing mice would go 'some he would let live'. Nothing special about that. Just part of his M.O. Even the 2 women who were his 'family' realizes that but can you see how crushed they are at that realization?....and just remember, when he MET her they didnt know each other🤷‍♀️

[@Juvernrocks]

It’s crazy to think about the fact that Ted Bundy has an actual kid somewhere in the world.

[@finlockwood199]

Juverne Divino did you see the video on social media

[@dianas.8807]

@@finlockwood199 what video?

[@SSBMA1994]

Whoa... does he really? Is it with that "fan" of him?? 😳😳

[@rizikrizik1395]

@@SSBMA1994 with Carole Ann bone or w.e her name was. It’s a female. In her 40’s prolly now

[@lyncressler2608]

Omfg I've forgotten about that .. I wonder what she had ????

[@isandragabrielasimbo956]

The evil in his eyes, OMG.

[@sashaboo72]

Isandra Gabriela Simbo yes. Cold calculating eyes😣

[@sashaboo72]

Bridgee Bridge I agree with you. It’s all in his eyes.

[@dora1980]

His eyes say it all. Evil and crazy and I don't know why they think he looked normal. Normal people don't have eyes like his.

[@sashaboo72]

dora sind I do wonder though if it’s because we know he’s mad. I mean, if he was a guy in the shop or street, and he looked in our direction I don’t know if we’d see it

[@dora1980]

@@sashaboo72 Yes many of us would still see it.There is something very THREATENING in his eyes.Some of the girls he approached in the lake Sammamish and in the disco in Florida( the night he killed the college students in the Chi omega sorority he was turned down by some girls) said they got scared because of the way he was looking at them!

[@shawnaclarkson5338]

When you think you know someone ,when you are so in love,it's hard to argue in your mind what you know ,and what you hear , that was the biggest heartbreak she ever got I'm sure

[@DaughterOfYahweh-]

God bless this family. They have been through so much

[@Kandy543]

damn. zac efron was such a great choice

[@mckenzie5340]

Kandy543 i agree but lowkeyy think Joe from You looks eerily similar

[@burntblonde2925]

Kandy543 I was amazed at how well he portrayed Bundy

[@makenzie9406]

MckenzieWebster bro oh my gosh...they look so similar. i just realized this and i’m so shook rn

[@crazyinlive9379]

Kandy543 what’s the movie called with Zach

[@stephanierice784]

He looks just like Bundy!!

[@burntblonde2925]

I feel he needed them to “look normal”. Look at my sweet GF and her adorable daughter. Of course I’m not a serial killer.

[@beachstreet101]

He only killed strangers. It’s easier for him to kill someone he has no attachment to. That’s why he never killed any of his loved ones.

[@steez5769]

@@beachstreet101 Well, he only violently killed strangers. If he violently murdered Liz and her daughter, he would've easily been the prime suspect to all their friends, family and neighbors that knew them. Too much of a paper trail. However, I believe he tried to kill LIz when he pushed her out of the raft on the river and apparently clogged their chimney once to attempt carbon dioxide poisoning on them. Both incidents could plausibly be explained as an accident if successful.

[@breezymango4113]

@@steez5769 I agree.

[@54n413]

THIS !!!

[@QueenAlexis556]

​@@steez5769 That's probably what Bundy was trying to do! Brush it off as "accidents"

[@LadyVader33]

Molly and her mother have shown courage sharing this story. Too many women who have survived toxic/abusive partners let it ruin their lives and are too ashamed to talk about it

[@adamgardiner5869]

The true ghastly crime here is if ABC doesn't post the last part of this story.

[@sa-iw4dr]

this is episode 1, look for Part 2nd one.

[@MichealBacon]

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[@katiaevans3259]

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[@MichealBacon]

@Violet Ahh ok, my bad.

[@michellelewis9519]

I feel so bad for them.I'm glad they live to tell the story

[@datdapgotskip]

Yes the two ladies were props. Tools to use to hide who an what he was about, or turned into.

[@datdapgotskip]

@@oluwaseunogungbe3739 she was a single mother.

[@xtinamarie_333]

@@oluwaseunogungbe3739 You must not have actually watched the video 🤣✌️ nice 2cents 👍

[@filmwiz7636]

nah he loved them he was messed up in the head. Unfortunately some people are like that :/

[@datdapgotskip]

@@filmwiz7636 he was playing hide an seek , the little girl she said he ended up naked??? You don't traumatize someone an then call it love.

[@bitchesgonbebitchesluvthemhoes]

jbf7713 reminds me of dexter living two lives, but i mean at least dexter was a vigilante and didnt kill random innocent ppl who didnt deserve it.

[@WIDBAU]

I really feel for Liz, she was a single mother and just wanted to be loved and have a stable family- she thought she’d found that with Ted. To them he was doting and loving... how do you come to terms with the other side of him? How do you ever trust anyone again?

[@natalieps2387]

The family he made w/ liz & her child is really fascinating. She sees a cute guy dressed well sitting in a bar alone. She goes to talk to him. They dance & she is so smitten w/ him. She got drunk & he offered to drive her home. They go & he helps her inside. She said he put her in bed & like a true " gentleman " lays on top of the covers doesnt remove his clothes doesnt try anything like kiss her or get fresh. When she wakes up she sees him making this big breakfast for her & her little daughter. They were together from then on. She says he is so good w/ molly like a dad. He teachers her to ride a bike he entertains her friends in the rain by having them all catch rain on the underside of the umbrella. He takes liz to his favorite restaurants he brings her to his passion an oriental rug store to show her his favorite designs on the rugs. Literally treats them like a good husband wiuid treat his own wife & child. Plus he is in law school so liz is happy for him that he will be successful & get all he wanted. That is the story of their early happy years. U almost want to say " how could u be this happy w/ this family & going to law school & throw it all away ?" The fact that he first did not kill her the night they met is amazing but that he was a total gentleman & did not take advantage that she was drunk & just slept next to her not even getting under the covers I guess I'd love to know why he didnt kill her. I sorta get as time went by he did not kill them b/c he was smart enough to know of u kill someome ur close to ull be caught way more than random killing. So again that first night is what u get stuck on. Why was she spared. He could have easily killed her & nobody would have known. I know molly told the mice story. Maybe he felt something good in liz ( she seems so sweet & kind & so decent ) that he had not felt & it maybe quite the demon within. I'm curious to read her book. I feel for all the victims & their families but Liz breaks me heart b/c she is so hard on herself. Hes the monster not her. He showed her kindness & showed her the person he wanted her to see. She has nothing to be ashamed of but she is ashamed . I'm sure some jerks out there have said things to her but this " man" was good to her & her daughter & she loved him. He did not abuse them or treat them bad. I think bundy is incapable of empathy or love but as much as he was capable of something resembling love that's who he showed liz & what single mom wouldnt love this " nice " guy being a father figure & a good one to her child ? I hope she has peace. In other interviews even here I think she is still in love w/ ted sadly that person ted showed her doesnt exist. She knows that on some level given her book title " phantom prince " that's exactly it. She also did turn him in when she heard about a couple girls killed in Utah. She loved him & yet still turned him in which had to be hard b/c nobody had proved yet that he even killed anyone. The other woman who married him in prison & stupidly got pregnant by him I really dont know what was up w/ her. Who starts a relationship w/ a man on trial for 3 murders & is highly suspected of killing at least 37???

[@coffeeandtruecrime2754]

Penn badgley should have played ted not Zack efron

[@snapdrag26]

HAPPY_GAL Happy girl he is freaky weird cute. 😱

[@coffeeandtruecrime2754]

@@snapdrag26 Penn? I know right? He's hot

[@jieyanc]

He is a great actor but giving him so many sketchy characters could damage his psyche.

[@coffeeandtruecrime2754]

Jieyan Cruz I’m just saying the resemblance is uncanny

[@CurlyBelleTales]

HAPPY_GAL Happy true!! I thought exactly the same thing when I watched YOU on netflix.

[@mlynnofficial2164]

When she said we’re just the mice he let live gives u full insight on how he seen the world and people

[@aprilchow-chee5281]

'I never thought people were born evil until I met Ted' gave me the creeps

[@debrawise8400]

What gets me , he acted like it was all normal. .In one documentary he represented himself and purposed marriage to this lady ,she was so giddy and accepted.Shucks ! As much as I need money, I wouldn't have married TB if they offered me a billion dollars,So help me!

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

Don't call it "amazing"....call it "horrendous"...

[@heathernikki5734]

Amazing does not have to mean positive or good.

[@beachstreet101]

It was amazing!

[@alondathomas293]

@@heathernikki5734: But that's exactly what it means.

[@taliat1971]

My grandmother met Ted Bundy at some political convention. I can't remember exactly what but I believe it was a Republican get together and she said she shook his hand and he was very personable. 😳

[@dianac2498]

He could have become a politician. Then there really wouldn’t have been any stopping him. It’s too bad he couldn’t stop himself. I still don’t understand what his compulsion to do what he did was all about.

[@knoxx1111]

@@dianac2498 Because you don't think like a serial killer.

[@stephanyhdz92]

Politicians, yes there are wicked ones out there as himself. He doesn't surprise me. They get into that to cover up addictions they have...

[@steez5769]

@@dianac2498 Well, I think initially it started as solely a psychotic sexual perversion of his to be in complete dominance over the person but probably quickly turned into an intense adrenaline addiction as well. After the first time, I'm sure nothing could excite him as intensely as the rush he felt while committing the murders and just kept going back for his fix like a junkie.

[@steez5769]

@Time Traveler That combined with him being a clinical psychopath lol

[@orcuttcat]

Oh wow , that mice analogy was perfect and heart breaking

[@shelley5916]

So much respect for those 2 strong woman to after all these years they have the strength and courage to tell their side of the story!

[@natalieshepp641]

I honestly believe that eventually, he would have killed them too! He had to be stopped, He was a monster!!

[@angelicareilly8811]

tbh i don’t think so only because people knew he knew them he’s smarter than that

[@steez5769]

@@angelicareilly8811 According to LIz, when she recalls back, she mentions a time Ted pushed her out of their raft while on the river once and also clogged their chimney (to create carbon monoxide poisoning in the house with a fire lit). So, apparently he attempted to kill her a couple times. He knew those specific incidents could've been plausibly explained as an accident, if successful. He just couldn't do it violently like with his victims that were strangers because he would've been an obvious suspect then.

[@QueenAlexis556]

​@@steez5769 What's really scary is thinking that Molly may have been in the house that night that Ted pulled that stunt trying to murder Liz. Gives me chills!!

[@blackjack2770]

People don't see the bigger picture here. Ted was NEVER attracted to his ex or loved her in a romantic type of way. He loved her like a child would his mother. She was his mother figure he never really had. That's why he spared her life. It was more of a motherly love. Look at her and compare her to all the other attractive women he killed. She doesn't even come close no offense lmao. His first girlfriend is the one who really pushed him off the edge when she broke up with him. She was EVERYTHING he wanted in a woman.

[@chloezafonte3217]

I don't understand how people see him as perfect. You can see in his eyes how evil he is.

[@gabymaydwell2970]

Yep

[@TraceyMariexx]

No I disagree.. We only see it because we know the evil deeds he did..

[@princessyonnie100]

RIGHT LIKE DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT'S SO HANDSOME ABOUT HIM HE LOOKS LIKE A CREEP 🤔

[@weathersponge5000]

You only say that cause you already know what he did being a serial killer. But in reality if you saw Ted in real life or in a picture, you'd suspect nothing from him and consider him normal looking, and in some cases maybe even handsome. This is how Ted was able to gain the trust of 30+ women who thought they were just helping an innocent normal young man in crutches out before Ted let out his true evil once they're under his control. Ted's kill total would've potentially been alot less if he didn't appear normal looking.

[@Belladonna313]

I feel like Ted loved her in his own sick twisted way. I feel so sorry for this lady. Such a portion of her life spent with a monster. I can’t ever imagine been in her shoes.

[@jessicaramer6630]

reasons that should have clued Liz in to Bundy's true nature: 1. He touched Molly inappropriately and was photographed doing it. Liz probably took the photos with Ted's hands close to Molly's chest and genitals. These photos were taken on Christmas, 1974, AFTER Liz had started to have doubts about him. 2. He burst into where she was taking a bath and photographed Molly naked. This happened at Molly's grandparents house when they were home. So, witnesses. 3. Liz had caught him retrieving a crowbar hidden behind the apartment radiator. He was sneaking around to get it. He looked sheepish when she caught him. Lots of people have crowbars but HIDDEN in the house? 4. Liz would sometimes hold Molly in a "crotch hold." Liz saw it and rebuked him but still allowed him near her daughter. This manner of touching occurred before Liz suspected him of murder. Reading the first edition of the book, I was dismayed at the way Molly was treated. She was left with a babysitter her mother did not know. She was drunk so often that other people had to take care of the daughter. Most of the references to Molly in the book seemed negative: she chattered, she required patience, she was in the way.... All parents feel that at times but there were so many negative comments and so few positive ones. Her mother ignored signs of possible abuse--see above. Reading the second edition, I learned it was worse as described in 1, 2, and 4. Poor Molly.

[@cnb1243]

This is so interesting from a psych stand point.

[@se.i.4393]

How?

[@alejandraisabelbd]

2:34 I literally jumped, I think my heart stopped for about 3 seconds 🥴

[@jlcustis]

Thx for the warning

[@M0RGUEGIRL]

he literally went 👁w👁

[@huayxin2682]

I was looking at the comments during that time XD

[@monicamomney8756]

2:47 for me. 🤢

[@gone4504]

That woman wasn't even his type . She thinks he loved them why they are still alive. He was a sociopath incapable of love. They were props for his double life as a monster and playing at being an average human. Ted only loved Ted

[@mademsdo]

She was his type she had long dark hair parted in the middle skinny/petite in her 20’s she dyed her hair blonde years later

[@jessicaramer6630]

A minor but chilling detail from the book: he told Liz his car was out of gas. He asked to take hers. He also handed her his credit card to get gas for HIS car. Think of the alibi: his credit card was being used to fill his car. In those days, there were few security cameras, so he established a pretty good alibi and used his girlfriend to do it. I wonder if he was out killing someone that day. Or was at least planning to.

[@roxxiblaze1499]

My God look at his eyes

[@emmaevans7011]

His mother loved him too. She called him "her precious son" the day he was executed. Was he pretending to love Liz and his mother? I don't think so. I think he lived a double life, with the dark side overtaking his "normal" life.

[@debrapalmer9772]

Do we know if his mother still believes in his innocence?

[@LIZ-cp9od]

I know it's not just me but if I saw Ted today I would be suspicious just by his weird mannerisms and expressions. He was never handsome to me, just looks like a regular looking human being but his eyes tell the story

[@lethalinjection.zo6312]

This guy had a look to him in some pictures that he was different. His eyes pierced from evil

[@americansunbeam]

It is so sad to be in love with a man and vice-versa and turns out to be a monster! I do not think I could ever get over it!

[@bonniebuckner3399]

I have trouble with the "born evil" theory. I think he was partially made evil by his upbringing.

[@granny4897]

She was drunk, brought a strange man home. A home that her small daughter lived. On the Amazon documentary she said that “she had an alcohol problem”

[@nursebev2249]

Granny that makes sense...I did wonder about her bringing a man home that she just met.

[@CaliHummel]

Nurse Bev LMAO girls do this on the daily. It is nothing out of the ordinary

[@granny4897]

Blonde Mafia Stranger Danger! If you choose to put your life at risk, that’s fine. But if you have a child...think long and hard who your bring into your home while your drunk (or sober) And the danger your putting them into.

[@moralityjones]

Something about Liz is off putting..when recalling the good times with him she smiles and giggles like a school girl.. you can tell that her daughter has much more anger toward Ted.. When she read the letters he wrote her she gets choked up and teary eyed.. It seems that she likes to hold on to the notion that somehow she was special.. Ted Bundy was a psychopath.. Psychopath’s don’t know how to feel..he was playing a role.. I feel so sorry for the daughter.. her Mother thrust this man into her life and kept him around even when she began to have doubts..

[@americangirl6654]

Yeah, she had bad judgment and made bad choices for sure. Alcohol certainly makes that even worse.

[@frozengamer3030]

I just watch the documentary on amazon prime. Its very deep

[@mimib.2637]

Name of doc in netflix???????????

[@frozengamer3030]

@@mimib.2637 There are two. One is on Netflix and the other one is one amazon prime. The one on Netflix is called Ted bundy files. And the one one amazon prime is called Falling for a Killer.

[@mimib.2637]

@@frozengamer3030Nice! Thank you!

[@laylaPedh]

@@frozengamer3030 cheers for sharing the info.. I have seen the netflix one and it was just stuff I already know but never heard of the amazon prime doc and it looks interesting... im off to watch it now .. cheers.

[@frozengamer3030]

@@laylaPedh No problem

[@royalewithcheese5639]

This is the inspiration for 'You'

[@dawnmarie9392]

Common traits of an actual psychopath include: glib and superficial charm grandiose (exaggeratedly high) estimation of self need for stimulation pathological lying cunning and manipulativeness lack of remorse or guilt shallow affect (superficial emotional responsiveness) callousness and lack of empathy parasitic lifestyle poor behavioral controls sexual promiscuity early behavior problems lack of realistic long-term goals impulsivity irresponsibility failure to accept responsibility for own actions many short-term marital relationships juvenile delinquency a history of revocation of conditional release (i.e. broken parole) criminal versatility

[@tahsina.c]

All of those apply to me but 6, 8, 16, 17, 18, 19

[@anabellam3779]

Welp guess I'm a psychopath

[@kakalim8887]

I just read her book and I feel that Elizabeth is one strong woman.😭 It's feels so surreal.💔💔💔

[@holylandfan3275]

He wanted them as a 'family man' front. That's all, case closed. Then, no one would even dare to suspect 'the kind and loving family man' could ever do such a thing. He used them more than anyone. 💯

[@QueenAlexis556]

He also used Carole Boone, the lady he married in the Florida court house, but it's been rumored that she demanded Bundy to marry her

[@pennicoen4963]

I met Ted Bundy in the death row visiting area at the Florida prison where he was executed. I met Ted in 1981. I am a 57 year old lady and I remember seeing Ted's wife Carol visiting with him.

[@nightangel5436]

Can you tell me more about meeting him?

[@mancheezethegreat8617]

Love the old reels of the 70's.

[@angeldaniel7360]

Wow her book going to be famous only because a lot of Ted Bundy fans !!!

[@stee8345]

People: The link to the full story is always linked in the description at the top.For every single one of these weekly videos its like that. Before they post a new one, the newest (current) one will link to ABCs page and it'll ask for your cable provider --but when they post another one the following Sunday you'll be able to watch the old one. I just finished watching last week's "Cutthroat".

[@krzysieksperkowski1972]

The irony is, that her ex (before Ted) was also accused of some criminal actions, that’s what I’ve read in Ann Rule’s book. And her next boyfriend appeared to be one of the most notorious serial killer in the history...🤯

[@humanearthling4661]

How in tarnation can we be expected to hear what is being said with the musical racket that is going on in the background? I don't want to watch these videos that much!

[@annaleighanichols7762]

Human Earthling I like your username

[@humanearthling4661]

@@annaleighanichols7762 --Thanks!

[@dilarachiara1567]

That "love" he had for them is a complete lie. Psychopaths, sociopaths & narcissists are not capable of emotion, let alone love. They want to make you believe that they love, manipulating you into staying despite their abusive behavior. They only fake love to get something out of you. Ted may have wanted a fake family, to appear successful & accomplished, given the fact that having a family was and is still seen by many as the absolute goal of life. Also, he received unconditional love & admiration from Kendall & Molly. A narcissist would never just say no to that. They are prone to living (at least) 2 different lives. People with narcissistic personality disorder are the same, only that most of them don't kill (or haven't killed yet). Guys, if you meet someone & instantly feel a connection, wait a few months until you get to know them better before giving your heart & future to them. There are really dangerous people among us, who appear incredibly charming & who are capable of manipulating you into anything, but who are actually just using you & feeding off of the love you give to them. Your gut feeling will tell you when something is off about a person, you just need to LISTEN. Please, stop ignoring red flags; you already know what to run away from. My soon to be ex-husband threatened to kill me many times every time I mentioned divorce. Threats are what kept a marriage full of lies, cheating, and exploitation alive. Be smarter than me & be careful who you give your trust to.

[@elgato-v2g]

Wie wahr!

[@pattypatty07]

I feel bad for her daughter. Everything she went through because of him and her mother. She was stuck in the middle. He was not good looking, in my opinion. You could see the madness in his face, eyes.

[@Itstherealdeal453]

He was for 70 standards

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

I can see it to from a little boy

[@magapatologica1825]

Even after deceased his eyes gives me chills.

[@golfergal]

I wonder why her head is tilted to the side.

[@k.u.m.a4459]

I wonder...did he at one time loved them??? I don’t know🤷🏻‍♀️

[@sophierichardson5438]

Leslie Chiang Na he wasn’t capable of loving

[@milk9613]

Yeah it’s possible

[@haniyaali8835]

@@sophierichardson5438 correct, he had Anti-social personality disorder (psychopathy) These people are bereft of normal human emotions. He didn't experience love, remorse or empathy.

[@harpergrace5846]

No point in watching since they won’t post the whole thing

[@harpergrace5846]

ANGEL CHRISTINA thanks last time I watched one it stopped at part 5 with no ending very frustrating lol

[@night_Lee]

@@harpergrace5846 This one ended at Part 5...:(

[@miriamnoah8808]

Harper Grace omg Yh I acc stopped watching these ABC news series Cz the moment I'm done watching part 5 there's literally no continuation for the next episode!! It's so freakn frustrating!

[@night_Lee]

@ANGEL CHRISTINA I couldn't get past Part 5 :(

[@olivegardenwhooi2728]

I do think Ted loved them very much. But when he started to pursue those feelings of wanting to hurt and abuse women, he found a way to shut off his emotions. I mean if you look at the tapes you see that he was able to kill and then go back to normal. There was something seriously wrong with him and I feel as though if he had seeked help instead of giving in to those horrible feelings, he may have gotten better. Too bad that wasn’t the case. R.I.P to those who were killed by him. Rest in hell Ted

[@chasingskiess]

If you look closely he looks abit like Joaquin Phoenix

[@beachstreet101]

Joaquin could play him in a film.

[@autismospectrumlini914]

It’s the eyebrows

[@debrawise8400]

That's it! I knew there was someone else he reminded me of. I saw a little Tim Daly and Rob Lowe as well.

[@joydarling314]

I think he looks like Geoff Breton

[@CalamityJane3280]

chasingskies. He looks like Rob Lowe to me.

[@bettywhite9634]

He’s government and that’s all I need to know.

[@rosalia6356]

This is like crack cocaine for all of us who are addicted to the Ted Bundy tapes.

[@elainaturgeon4385]

I didn’t ask to be called out 😭

[@r.c.miller6161]

She picked him up at a bar and took him home with her the very first night. This woman KNEW early on but did NOT try hard enough to convince the police. Image how many lives she might have saved.

[@myroselle6987]

It’s easy to judge isn’t it? I’m sure you would have known and fixed everything.

[@joesmolo4131]

Yes. Information "speculative information" especially back in the 70s leads to convictions and not substances of proof...

[@roymccoy332]

This woman is making my neck hurt

[@trinitymatrix367]

Let’s hope you never suffer a stroke or other health related condition which results in a twisted frozen neck.

[@dannmarceau]

He used to cruise Matthew's Beach, I was a young teen and would spend the summers down there with my buddies. You knew he was creepy.

[@mikeofmanymikes2630]

You never saw Ted Bundy....cut the bull.

[@davenix604]

Mike of many Mikes ha ha, right on buddy,

[@robotichusky7870]

I had a coffee with him and we discussed politics.

[@digitalkeystore8427]

@Lourde Alexander Have you tried calling 911 and speaking to someone who can help you? The mind is a powerful thing. Its not your fault.

[@jeffw1267]

@@digitalkeystore8427 Don't you know a joke when you read one? Ted was on death row during all of the 1980s.

[@amygonzales9146]

His eyes are just creepy 😳😳👀👀

[@mbc1795]

Now whos sane woman, that took a guy home on the first meeting? A total stranger.

[@spike16965]

so sad i feel bad for elizabeth and her daughter

[@anthia1156]

Bill Hagmaier needs to write a book. He is the person that Bundy trusted the most and spoke to openly.

[@miriamcarrasco3273]

Just to know a people well, just look at there eyes, eyes are the windows of the soul, and is the only thing that can't be faked. If you see in someone evil eyes run run run away from them. ☺☺

[@gianna5869]

he had cold dead eyes very creepy. my ex landlord has those type eyes i cant believe she has a husband and kids.

[@miriamcarrasco3273]

@@gianna5869 Yes probably she's a psycopath. Be careful, take care a lot. ☺💖💖.

[@debrawise8400]

ABSOLUTELY ! I SAY THAT ALL THE TIME..

[@miriamcarrasco3273]

@@debrawise8400 👍😊😊

[@samarksa3918]

You are wright

[@nameless.greyceo]

This is great content.

[@mikylasmith1801]

He wasnt born evil...murderers are MADE...and that he was just one thing is simplistic

[@horsepanther]

How the hell do you know? In a biography of Ted Bundy it was described how at the age of FIVE he surrounded a sleeping female relative (I think it was his aunt but I can't recall) with KNIVES. That is definitely not "made". From everything I've read about psychopaths, they are born that way. Many show lack of conscience and lack of empathy from a young age.

[@richierich2229]

Disagree. Just look at history plenty of killers are born.

[@CalamityJane3280]

Mikyla Smith. He was simply a “ bad seed”. It does happen .

[@mamosby08]

I jumped @ 2:33

[@moniquecobb9051]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@thisishappinessindeath]

at some point he was just like you and me but that sadly ended into something horrible

[@brittneyrae9776]

Omg they came out I’m so happy

[@Mojosfire]

When I watch this video I think of back in 2016, a very handsome young guy of probably around late 20's early 30's dark brown hair and eyes, clean shaven, wearing business clothes, had stopped in front of me, and blocked the path, so I'd have to stop. He said to me I don't normally do this, but I seen you walking and you look cute, and I was thinking maybe you could use a ride. He then said I'm not some kind of pervert. I told him no thank you, I actually like to walk. While a lot of women would of thrown caution to the wind coming from such a handsome and harmless looking guy, Ted Bundy always stuck in my mind of what he did and also what he did in Florida which is where I'm from. What made things really creepy was after me turning him down it wasn't enough, he persisted several times saying that he was a good guy, worked as a realtor, and many people in town knew him. I don't know if he did know anyone in town, but it didn't matter, because he was still a stranger to me, and I don't accept rides from complete strangers ever, no matter how good they look, or how friendly they seem. I still kept refusing, I told him look I gotta go, and he finally gave up, luckily I was in town by a busy highway. Not some desolate area, where people would not be able to see. Maybe who knows he might of been harmless, and just wanted to give me a ride, but no way was I risking it. Btw, I go to many of the local hangout places in my town, and for someone who supposedly many folks in town knew and seen him, funny that I've never come across him before, and never seen him since that day.

[@pam164]

Wow glad you didn't get on his car. Think you would not of got out alive.

[@Mojosfire]

@@pam164 Thank you, I'm glad too, because I agree, but I worry for any woman who does take his offer.

[@pam164]

@@Mojosfire Yes with him being handsome he will attract women in his car, gives you goose bumbs!

[@Mojosfire]

@@pam164 Exactly! Just look at the horrible fate Ted Bundy's victims went through. That's a prime example, and even more why I did not go in his car.

[@horsepanther]

The persistence you're describing is a common red flag, according to Gavin De Becker in his book "The Gift of Fear"--which I think should be required reading for every woman.

[@shirlenethomas4440]

Molly looks a lot like Kristen Bell

[@Priti80]

all people have two sides to themselves. one good and the other bad.. for bundy, the bad side was very very bad :( that's all

[@tpryce6243]

This woman is just plain dumb and irresponsible. She let Bundy move back in with her and her young daughter even AFTER she suspected him of being a rapist and murderer.

[@rmiddlehouse]

His story really was the darkest

[@jeffw1267]

It was so nasty that we didn't know the whole story in the 80s and 90s. For example, Ted used to go back and have sex with the women he killed weeks and even months after they were dead. He also took Polaroid photos of the women while he tortured and killed them (later, he knew the cops were after him so he destroyed those photos). The part about bringing decapitated heads home to have sexual relations with was also not mentioned until long after he was dead.

[@fluffedsquirrel]

You can totally see it in his eyes from early on... 4:12 👀

[@zuzaolszewska1492]

If ted didnt kill people liz and him would be married with kids like just imagine

[@hotspace5012]

And would become a lawyer

[@clairebunt5887]

His eyebrows meet in the middle never trust a man like that 😏😏🤔

[@elainaturgeon4385]

LMFAOOOOOOOOO

[@haniyaali8835]

I have a love interest who has a unibrow and he has a very cold personality 😬

[@Jayshreeusedtomakevidoes]

Molly still haven't move on May god bless these girls Surviving this

[@SelfTaughtArtist1]

Great intro. My parents close friends used to let Bundy house-sit, and look over their teenagers while outta town at U of Utah law school.

[@VintageRose75]

Wow!!! What was their description of him (Like, as a person)?

[@SelfTaughtArtist1]

Vintage Rose They described him as someone you felt comfortable leaving your kids with.

[@VintageRose75]

@@SelfTaughtArtist1 So incredibly eerie!! It must have been so shocking for them. Did they have a difficult time reconciling the fact that who they thought he was with the monster he turned to be? It seems other people who knew him in other facets of life sometimes did. Were the teenagers girls or boys or both? It is a wonder he didn't hurt/kill them.

[@SelfTaughtArtist1]

Vintage Rose He spent a lot of time building trust in his community. Master manipulator.

[@AM-xe4iq]

Where’s part 2?

[@AM-xe4iq]

lg&qjmamma I just saw part 4 pop up. Maybe all parts are on the ABC website.

[@KimBuhLee]

Each year y’all seem to do an episode on Bundy, I mean we know the story. It’s like so many other serial killers y’all can cover.

[@KimBuhLee]

Mike The Scott Did not watch

[@KimBuhLee]

Mike The Scott and your fucking point is. Fuck off!!!!!! I can have my damn opinion buzz off troll

[@meghansmith2632]

Kimbuhlee I am intrigued in this. Watch something else of you're not interested. This is different hearing from a lady he had a family with (yes, I understand she wasn't his biological daughter).

[@KimBuhLee]

Meghan Smith I don’t care what you intrigued about. I said what I said they always reporting on his dusty ugly ass like he’s the only serial killer to ever exist in the world. He was an insecure little man as they all are. I don’t know how many times we need to hear his story like we get it!

[@LeathafaceTV]

He was the most famous and the most televised trial of the time.

[@katrynamcintyre5687]

Dad was nice looking, but he was also a Mama's boy from Mora, New Mexico. Raised in the 1950s with successful parents, he was one of the few who owned a car. As with many others, forcing sex on a date was 'normal' so Mom felt trapped into marrying him. (I was born as a result, but she endured 15 years of HELL before the divorce.) *When you start a relationship with violence, it is ALL down hill from there. His younger brother, Paul Pacheco later molested myself and a younger sister. (Sadly, Cindy committed suicide in Aug 2022.) With a list of bad relationships and mistakes under my belt, I tried to help a man from ABQ's North Valley. Professing to be a born-again Christian in the Catholic Charismatic movement, he convinced me of his sincerity. Guy wasn't bad looking, but it was his charm and sensitivity that blind-sighted me. LADIES, that man almost killed me! When his eyes turned coal BLACK, Guy had 'left' the building. This world is a dangerous place and there are human beings who have DARK hearts and minds. Choose a good guy, because God is not impressed with the outer shell. {God knows your heart. Luke 16:15}

[@Tinaf271]

It's 2020 and were still talking about Bundy geeze

[@KimBuhLee]

Hannah is bananas right! It’s like don’t they get tired. I’m sure the victims family get tired of reporting on him like he’s some icon. It’s weird at this point.

[@vickyg6182]

A single man would seem more likely to commit the crimes rather than a family man with a clean record. After, if his family would just “disappear” then it would make him highly suspicious, and from what we hear, he’s pretty smart and a master manipulator, so getting rid of the two of them would bring too much trouble on his part

[@yurizafurizaki5574]

He could've made it as a male model, seriously

[@edwardk3]

I wish they would show the human side of him...that's the only way to really understand. He had noble aspirations. They all do. So show us!

[@edwardk3]

@Superdutchess most docs about this guy are just a wasted opportunity to understand. Instead they just end up being feminist garbage about how "endangered" women are. It's not useful.

[@starrynight2600]

What’s wrong with her neck? She has spinal condition or osteoporosis? Her neck looks very painful 😖

[@snapdrag26]

Jenn W who cares?🙄

[@TheIndecisiveWigWearer]

It could possibly be dystonia which can freeze a person's neck in a certain position. However, while they sleep it can straighten.

[@gingerbee6719]

I know, she looks uncomfortable. 😐

[@larrywakeman4371]

@@TheIndecisiveWigWearer my mother had that, it is terrible...Kim

[@TheIndecisiveWigWearer]

Larry Wakeman my mom does too but her head shakes non stop and it’s painful.

[@dvnlsh22]

recently just finished watching ted bundy’s documentary on netflix and i binged it for one night and i continued the next morning and done

[@bobs1474]

I don't understand how ABC can be so evil and at the same time consistently put out great content

[@molliwilson5639]

How is ABC evil? LOL