True Crime & Famous Graves | The Story of Ted Bundy’s Final Victim | Real Life Crime Scene Locations

[@nanad4348]

I don't think he was charming at all, he was manipulative and a coward. He was pure evil. This was emotional, Rest in Peace Kimberly. Thank you for sharing her story. Stay safe and take care ❤

[@LCx829]

Totally agree

[@PD-hv4js]

He was a manipulative creep. I would have had no qualms about flipping the switch on this prick.

[@edhudson6627]

He was very good at hiding the monster. Unfortunately for him, the DA was very good at bringing it to the surface. I'll never forget seeing the change in live court

[@debbieparker5377]

He charmed the young college girls with being polite and complementary to them he got them to help him with small things then got them alone to kill them.

[@E5.0li]

Only because you’ve seen footage of him under pressure not a normal day with no cameras

[@kaylacolgan]

Poor Kimberly. Never had a chance to go to Prom, No Graduation, no going to the mall with her friends, no dating guys, getting a permit, no getting engaged, or having children and even getting married. That’s so sad and tragic. Her own parents had to bury her back in early 1978. So sad. And Kimberly had the exact birthday as my dad but four years a apart. 1969-1965. 😢

[@andreadeamon6419]

I was born in 67. She was only a couple years older than i was. Heartbreaking

[@abelmontalvo4052]

@@andreadeamon6419 same here I was born also in 67

[@jamielehman4934]

To make it worse, Kim had just been elected to be the Valentine's Day Princess at her schools Valentine's Day Ball that very weekend. After school she had plans to go with her mom to buy a dress for the ball...but she never made it. Ironically her dad died on Valentine's Day of 1990. 😳

[@ileanaacacostaacosta1813]

To think Kimberly would be 58 now she would now be successful in any career she would have chosen could have married in a lovely wedding would have become a wife a mother and a grandmother , it's so sad all of these things were taken away from her because of these monster May she rest in peace

[@revanth3508]

Poor poor child

[@mystical9054]

I’ve been saying the exact same thing about Bundy for years. That he wasn’t as good-looking, charming and crafty as 1970’s lore has made him out to have been. I think it’s just that people were more naive back then, and more easily impressed for lack of a better word? Bundy was nobody special, from a criminal perspective. You said it exactly right - he simply capitalized on the fact that society was ill-equipped back then to deal with a predator like him. He knew it, and he used that fact to his full advantage.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Exactly. I fully agree with your agreement!

[@denischabriddell986]

I agree with your whole statement👏🏽.

[@AllenB71]

@@SCOTTONTAPE I agree with the fact Scott agrees.

[@Shagley]

@Elle Bee Yeah mainly women 🤣

[@gigigiseleworld]

Ted Bundy had wanted to be a Lawyer at some point in his life. He also worked at a "Suicide hotline" along side author #annrule . He was a brilliant..but somewhere in his life ..he took a bad turn in. He chose to kidnap,coerce and murder women. Just like #johnwaynegacy #jeffreydahmer just to name a few. He could have been an outstanding attorney..but he snapped..and engaged in a series of crimes that there was no redemption for.

[@steveperry921]

You nailed Bundy's narcissistic BS in the intro. He was acting and looking for a last minute reprieve. That evil look in his eyes when you froze the footage was him thinking "I'm totally fooling this interviewer". It's so sad about little Kimberly. You would never think she was in danger in a small town at school. I believe she's in a much better place now.

[@shonacole2124]

So saw that

[@lindaperkins2221]

I agree. The way he looked in that final froze photo showed a slight "smerck" - this was an evil and chilling look. I am not a violent person by any means but I felt as though I could have smacked him one. He will surely go to hell!

[@DIRTYBOMBA2367]

*""57 YEARS-OLD, ""57 ISN'T OLDAGE""!!!!!!!!!*

[@mp8077]

Agreed interviewers brainwashed.

[@DonnaChelle1]

That look he gave was like “Is he buying this?” Too painful my ass! He loved it! This man is truly evil!!!

[@debroy3262]

I totally agree with you. Killers need to be killed exactly the way they killed. Great job covering this. Kim was 10 months younger than me. RIP ❤️

[@PrayerWarrior37]

Rest In Peace Kimberly, I’m so sorry that a monster took you away from us too soon. We all love you and we will never forget you.

[@judithmitchell4667]

Scott - A heartbreaking life not lived. My heart and prayers go to her family. A friend of mine (now passed) used to work in the same place as Bundy in Washington/Oregon area. He expressed interest in her but she wisely chose her future husband and went on to have a wonderful life. That choice probably saved her life. It scares me just to think of what might have happened. Thank you for sharing this video Scott. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵

[@joeancona2784]

Bundy was consumed with murder 24 hours a day!! It's the way he mutilated these poor girls, tortureing them 😢😢😢😢.This Hideous,Monstrous Demon 👿😈😈,will be receiving a warm 🥵🥵🥵 welcome when he goes to Hell,!! This is all so very very sad😢😢😢.

[@hadleyrae3636]

So horrific, RIP Kimberly. I’m from Pensacola where Bundy was arrested for the final time. I think there is some artifacts & photos on display at the police station here about it. If you ever visit here, I’d love to meet you!

[@denisesparkes]

He did a video 📹 there but in the new Pensacola PD with artifacts from the Bundy arrest on display

[@armandososa3611]

I went to Pensacola a way back 40 years I guess, greetings !!

[@TheJodilicious6]

Awwww just even hearing the little girl was crying but they thought it was a father with a daughter is soooo heartbreaking💔..so terribly heart breaking. I just think of how scared/confused she was. Poor baby didn't deserve this. None of those girls did. May all the victims rest in peace. Scott as always great video even though heart breaking,but you handle it so respectfully.

[@charlied8068]

I love the compassion you have and honestly feel for the victims

[@TaborTalk]

I know. Scott is such a kind and compassionate man. He really does justice to the victims and never sensationalizes. Almost too SAD to watch though

[@m.e.c.1007]

She and I would be the same age. Breaks my heart she didn't get to live because of that scum bag. In the 70s, kids had more freedom, but because of these creeps, parents live in fear as do kids. I kept my kids close because of this fear. Peace to this dear girl. And thank you for focusing on her.

[@AmyCrumedy-k1c]

You are like my Mom was she kept us close too dear and near even as we got grown she would always warn us about how people are not nice in this world and to always be cautious.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

You always do such a GREAT job with these very difficult true crime stories. I think the victims would be proud of the way you honor them, by telling THEIR stories as well. I have met a serial killer, although at the time no one had any idea, but they can be very charming. I can understand why victims become victims. I met Charles Albright, known as the Eyeball Killer in the Dallas area. His girlfriend was the mother of a friend of mine from school, and she brought Charles home to Arkansas to meet everyone over Christmas. I sat across from him at a church dinner, and he was so quiet and charming. Scared me to death when the REAL story eventually came out!

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

Living in the same city as he and his family did was a nightmare growing up in the 70"s. He was pure evil. I was 18 yrs old when he was finally put to death. That was a great day. RIP too all of his victims 🕊🕊🕊

[@AmyCrumedy-k1c]

OMG I can only imagine I would have been scared to go outside.

[@revanth3508]

You never knew how evil he was until he was caught

[@pamelataylor3923]

Another great video Scott. You always do such respectful & compassionate videos. Poor Kimberly what a horrible thing for a little girl to go through, I can't even imagine. 😢 Her poor family. RIP Kimberly we will always remember you. ❤ Thanks again Scott!

[@paulahoward8080]

Thank you so much for remembering this little girl. She is the one that's usually forgotten. Because of you she's not forgotten she's remembered. Thank you.

[@ManBoo55]

I love your video content. The way you tell a story sometimes quirky, sometimes dead pan serious, but always compassionate. This particular one is a heartbreaker. Bundy was a calculating monster and I’m glad you realize that. Keep up the good mind and soul. Well done Scott.

[@lorrainesantoro7316]

So true what you said when you actually go to the places and grave it's a different feeling then when you just read or what videos about the crime. RIP Kimberly and Thanks Scott!

[@noelleleto4700]

Great video. I can see/hear the compassion when speaking of this horrifying tragedy. It’s so sad an innocent absolutely beautiful little girl was taken for no damn reason. What a piece of sh*t. To think he died with a smile on his face too😡 you payed beautiful respect to Kimberly. When you said she would be 57 and saw her grave I teared up. I’m 35 and to think she didn’t get to live her life she was so beautiful ugh so tragic - beautifully done Scott🙏🏻💖

[@roadpizza3470]

He was terrified of dying. He tried to buy more time. Without success. But he was scared by all accounts

[@CocoEmmet61]

I'm 61 and got to do and have all the things she never did and yes it made me cry.

[@theshape3988]

I want to take the time to say I appreciate the fact you put B.S. when Bundy pretended to be affected by what he did. That's why I love Scott and his content. He's genuine. Thanks my guy.

[@tmajcan94]

You're my favorite channel on KZbin Scott. You have a such a big heart and a beautiful soul. The fact that you focus on the victims and not the evil that took them from this world. So great to see you here on the eve of my birthday too. Take care and safe travels brother. Peace. Out. ✌️❤️

[@quinny6920]

Well done Scott as usual! I can’t say enough about your videos and all the info you share. Also have to mention the write did below is also fantastic. I sub to a couple who do videos like you do,but no one comes close to the narration during the videos. You are the best. Thank you again for a great video. ( yet very sad what this monster did)

[@Shelly-in-Tampa]

Yes Just found this channel a few days ago. He is my favorite KZbin creator

[@becausegang7266]

Once again, so tastefully done Scott. Love from the UK 🇬🇧 RIP Kimberly Leach

[@GrumpasaurusBex]

I watch a lot of true crime, and one of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to documentaries is that not enough attention is given to the victims. They are the people who deserve to be spoken about, not the killers. So thank you Scott for this video. I hope this series continues (not just with his victims but any true crime victim). They are the people whose names we should remember.

[@82566]

Agree 💯

[@bukimoore2645]

I was raised in the same way as bundy, I was told my grandparents were my parents and my mother was my eldest sister! I didn't become a serial killer but I have severe Emotional childhood trauma!

[@daniellebennis2126]

So sorry you went through that

[@cabahab2996]

Exactly people go through some horrendous shit and would never even shout at a person its just excuses and its ridiculous.....

[@slowroastedmarshmallow9226]

How did u find out? I was thinking today when Ted "found out"... Guess they thought they could just sweep "unpleasantness" under the rug not expecting it to be so detrimental to mental health. Did u ever find out who was your Father and did u forgive your Mother for the Deception (no matter how well meaning)...

[@WolftrackerTV]

I haven’t even watched this, and I know I’ll love it. Been waiting for you to cover Bundy!

[@adrianaturner6246]

I really love your passion in your videos for the victims, especially when it comes to children.

[@patricebennett1100]

You are such an Empath Scott. I see it in your eyes. You feel the pain of the victim and their family’s. Xoxoxo RIP Kimberley 💗🦋💗

[@kandn420]

The Netflix documentary “Ted Bundy: the lost tapes” is a really good documentary with interviews from the police and other people like his girl friend. I highly recommended it to anyone interested in Ted.

[@leia5899]

The one on Amazon is very good too

[@Sharoneagles82]

great doco

[@davidharris5001]

Such a sad video and to say this is my first time seeing it, Scott your videos are always worth watching all the time. RIP to Kimberly

[@shanedenny5234]

Once again Scott, you have extended your professionalism in narrating and hit another home run. I myself find stories like these intriguing, and to see where it actually happened, and for you to add your heartfelt and personal narration of it, makes for once again a great video. Well done my friend. Thanks for your tribute to Kimberly along with placing the rock on her tombstone. She was taken from us on my birthday, Feb.9. I was 6 years old. 😥

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you for those kind words Shane and happy belated birthday

[@shanedenny5234]

@@SCOTTONTAPE And thank you sir. I truly enjoy your channel and will tell others of my experiences here so they can enjoy as well. Once again, terrific job.

[@mango8918]

Scott...Another video well done. Such a heartbreaking murder of a defenseless young child in the beginnings of her life. Your words and compassion are truly heartfelt and your focus on Kimberly as opposed to lumping her in with the other victims is very much appreciated. Thank you for taking us along to the places that were instrumental is this senseless crime. I cannot imagine the fear, pain and suffering that this little girl must have had and the devastation that her parents and loved ones had to endure.

[@Julie-qy6qp]

That poor little girl. I can't even imagine how scared she was when she was kidnapped and taken away from her school like that. RIP sweet Kimberly. Scott you are so respectful when it comes to true crime videos like this. I'm sure that they are looking down on you with love ❤

[@missyb9438]

No one is looking down on anybody. You do not automatically go to heaven when you die, nowhere in the bible does it say that😉

[@harolynallison6889]

A sad story but you have relayed the story so caring and human emotion and gave this dear little girl love and respect. This is a very sad but well presented video in her memory.

[@GunnyKeith]

Man, these videos are amazing. GREAT COVERAGE BRO. Your camera work is awesome. Well done scott.

[@clairecpdxx8862]

You’ve done a great and respectful job on the tragic story of Kimberley, may she rest in peace. I won’t say that monsters name, but he was cold and calculated and should have suffered like he made his victims suffer. Thank you Scott for this story. I always look forward to your next video.

[@seattlescofflaws]

I was just old enough to remember seeing news reports of Kimberly being abducted and Ted being caught. I have followed Ted Bundys crimes since then but never have learned so much about Kimberly. I have had some weird Bundy coincidences in my adult life living living in Seattle. Well done Scott. Thank you.

[@miriammancini2441]

So sad 😢. It's so good of you to focus on the victim. She should never be forgotten.

[@KKinstall]

As soon as I see a new video , thumbs up thanks Scott

[@PointlessNostalgia]

Your words are wonderful in this video. Thanks for paying tribute to that child.

[@BassGirlSusan1961]

I never realized until now how open the area is, where dear Kimberly was taken. Thanks for another great upload.

[@AgirlinGlasgow]

Anyone who harms children deserves the absolute worst punishment.

[@Jack-ct6no]

They shouldn't be punished

[@pattyb8705]

Her parents were very hard working folks. I still feel just horrible for them, especially her dad. He was bereft. I hope they found some peace

[@davidgoodman6924]

That look at 1:00 is the true Ted Bundy...thanks for pointing that out Scott. Evil this man was.

[@MissPiggy.]

Hi Scott I’m glad that you focus on the victims more so than the perpetrators. I like you for that.🥰🍰

[@tbbaot]

Just a note on Ted Bundy. I have lived in Florida since 1980 in Pensacola. This was the town where Ted was finally captured in his VW. The death row is still located at the prison in Stark Florida up towards Jacksonville. When he was finally executed some radio stations played the sound of bacon frying. Pretty gruesome but Ted was different for sure. Enjoy your videos and appreciate the fact you travel the country to film them.

[@suzysuu2]

You do such a good job with your videos Scott on tape. They are respectful and at the same time communicating a good timeline end furnished with facts. It must take an awful lot of travelling around and research to do what you do so well. I appreciate it. Greetings from Scotland.

[@goldentickettohistory108]

Another great video Scott! Definitely on my bucket list.

[@themechaniacal1558]

That interview with James Dobson was a piece of work. You can see right through Bundy. His attempts to manipulate are incredibly obvious while he sits there believing he is more intelligent than everyone else. I have researched him a little bit and the case of Kim Leach is overwhelmingly heartbreaking and disturbing. Good video, dude. BTW, that is a very good idea to break up the Bundy story into individual segments as you cross through or near locations of importance. Looking forward to more.

[@chemaree73]

The interview clip you opened with .. that look it freezes him giving is chilling..

[@apriljackson1370]

Ooooo another good true crime video, good job Scott 👍 Rip to Kimberly 🙏 ❤

[@traceyhellsten649]

I swear, if you looked close , you could see the demons looking out of Ted's eyes. You caught it in that still at the beginning. Prayers for all his victims and families 🙏. Thanks Scott, God bless 🙏

[@eiderwhite8429]

Hello Scott it's me Eider white from Toronto Canadá i see your videos

[@julie4evert490]

Great job Scott keep it up!! The videos that is..

[@c_huskerfan1814]

I came across your channel earlier today and havent stopped watching your videos since. Great job man, peace and love.

[@kaylacolgan]

That Poor girl never gotten a chance.

[@tribecca626]

This is definitely your niche ! I just subbed and I'm binge watching your videos .

[@Sylviabrown75]

I actually live in Live Oak, FL and didn't realize Kimberly was found here. Thank you for bringing that to light. You did great on this by the way!!

[@boosociety999]

I live in Jax and didn’t know either. I just recently learned of the location of Kimberley’s body via the GrimmCollective KZbin channel. He goes to that same house, but he looks to get much closer and different angles, but def the same place. Crazy all that happened so close. I was only 2 years old at the time.

[@Sylviabrown75]

@@boosociety999 I'm actually from Jacksonville! Moved from there in 85. Small world

[@jimred5700]

Thank you for this video Scott. It`s often forgotten that there is such after effects from tragic stories like this. Kimberly`s brother was 5 weeks younger than me and I`ve often wondered about how incredibly difficult it must have been for him to grow up trying to adjust to what happened to his kid Sister. The trauma her parents had to deal with is impossible to fathom.

[@jameskett5241]

You know what's cool about that leaving the rock on the grave thing you do? Those rocks will last probably a million years. They may end up in someone's garden, in a walk way, buried under the ground, in someone's fish tank, or terrarium, at the bottom of a river, in the ocean, but they'll always have a little piece of that person with them.

[@tiamia7139]

As amazing as your true crime videos always are, this one in particular had me in tears. I was a freshman in college in VA when Ted Bundy murdered the coeds at FSU. As horrific as those murders were, and the murders of his other victims, the murder of little Kimberly Leach, just 12 years old, absolutely broke my heart. I can't imagine the terror she suffered during her abduction and that long drive to the wooded area. I imagine her crying out for her mother in her final moments. How depraved, to take an innocent child and throw her in a pigsty after he was done with her. At the very beginning of your video you show a tape of the interview Bundy had a few hours before his execution. I saw that video and it was a total BS move on his part to try to get a stay. The exact moment you stopped the tape, when Bundy stole that sneaky sideways glance at the interviewer (to see if he was buying his act), was the exact moment that sent chills down my spine when I watched it. There is the REAL Ted Bundy, master manipulator and malignant narcissist, in full display. He had zero remorse for any of his victims. Like other sadistic psychopaths, such as Dennis Rader (BTK) and the Canadian "killer couple", if Bundy had not been caught, he would have continued stalking and killing women and young girls until he was too old or physically incapable of doing it. He KNEW he was a monster but couldn't stop, and he didn't want to stop - he enjoyed it too much. You're right, the electric chair was much too quick for Bundy. The worst sentence for these malignant narcissists is to stick them in solitary without any kind of social interaction. They crave being the center of attention and being alone in their own company is the worst possible punishment. This video was one of your best true crime videos thus far. Your compassion, and the heart and thought that you put into each of these videos, puts them in a class by themselves. Your subscribers can see how much work you put into these videos, and how emotionally taxing they are. This was a beautiful and very touching tribute and I have no doubt that Kimberly was listening as you stood there next to her grave.🌹 You are the ABSOLUTE BEST in this genre. 👏👏👏

[@jenniferwagner6425]

You are such a great man with such compassion. Thanks for focusing on the victim.

[@jeanaesamuel47]

Cool awesome video Scotty!!!😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@Tracey..H]

I'm one who encouraged you to do serial killers. In the USA the media turns them into superstars! I think it's Norway, where a criminal is not even photographed or video taped to alleviate this. But one SK expert anaylized why were fascinated with criminals, he said," they're like great white sharks, rare and deadly " So they peak ppls interest. Another guy did all the Utah, Colorado landmarks, I'm very interested in the Washington ones. We cannot get around the interest. I study dark pyschology. I've been studying and reading about them since 1980!!! This guy was particularly evil, in he had NO CONSCIENCE, NO REMORSE! Most don't. Only a few have apologized. Scary stuff, great video! God bless

[@CarlitoFT]

Keep up the hard work big bro 🐐🙌🏽

[@monaramsey2752]

Really great video Scott

[@daniellee1211]

Being on the run wanted all over the map the shed could of been a hiding spot . Kimberly to be discovered and her last moments with this p.o.s. Along with the other women . The dedication video her childhood friends made just her beautiful smile full of life at 12 yrs old.

[@lateshamiller6302]

Ty Scottt, for covering some of the dark subject matters. These last videos have been great. I have my film degree..so as far as the work that goes into it...I understand. Ty for being u.

[@xxallieddarknes2353]

Amazing videos as always ❤ 💯

[@zooropa1967]

RIP Kimberly. :( Thank you for the video Scott. -patty

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you for watching Patty

[@Scott-r1t]

Those brief, instantaneous moments when he looks at the people he is talking to are horrifically frightening. He probably never realized people would be able to see his evil when the video was paused.

[@DustyBoughNer]

Hey Scott, I literally just stumbled across your channel yesterday and I love your work! You’re awesome man! Keep it up!!

[@T.hunstiger]

Hi Scott, just watched the video. I think you did a good job focusing on Kimberly. I have a sister around the same age. And the whole video I was thinking about how old she'd be etc... The life unlived. So sad. And over the time that you've mentioned it, I've thought more about your idea of a cell shrinking over the years. I agree with you. But sadly, the justice system would never allow it. Sadly it would be considered cruel and unusual punishment. Anyway... I need to watch something happy now. Take care and safe travels 🤗

[@kandycebeeks7056]

I was in my high school biology class when they announced his death. My teacher actually played the news and moments leading. We all cheered.....wow looking back at that now so many years later. I love your videos Scott👍

[@adamturner1563]

Now that's an awesome story to have. Love it. Thank you for sharing

[@centuryrox]

I was driving to work the day he was to be electrocuted. The radio station was taking requests for dedication to Bundy. Some of the songs requested: Rolling Stones - Jumping Jack Flash Electric Light Orch - Can't Get It Out of My Head Eddy Grant - Electric Avenue Kiss - Shock Me Black Sabbath - Electric Funeral Queen - Another One Bites the Dust

[@kandycebeeks7056]

@@centuryrox Ha ha awesome

[@adamturner1563]

@@centuryrox . Sabbath beats them all. Electric funeral

[@marklee2141]

I studied on Ted bundy a lot in human behavior class at college so I know that jackass very well ...I could tell you were trying to control yourself talking about "it" as I call him..great job,I can't wait to see your next video

[@derekdduffy5611]

Have to say the true crime videos you put up are really good keep up the good work from Ireland 🇮🇪👌

[@jessieodom1993]

Thank you for all that you do !!

[@breephoenix111]

Loved this Scott. You show so much empathy 💛

[@eddyblackburn8092]

Eddy again from Myrtle Beach Sc. fantastic presentation. I am so glad I found your channel thru the WOO. I have to say u are truly great at this and passionate and with care and respect. I will continue to support brother. Be safe...

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thanks Eddy

[@victoriabagwell8426]

The way you present these people is just ful of love and respect. If you are ever in South East Texas I'd love to meet you

[@johnbritto413]

Great documentary Scott, When I was in Law School studying Criminology as a major, I did a lot of research and wrote several papers on Ted Bundy this was in the early 90s. The purpose of this was criminal mind mapping. Kinda like trying to get in Bundy's head to see what he was thinking and why he had criminalists in his thought process. Never came up with a realistic thought process on this. But it did prepare me for serval trials in my profession. I like to thank you for your time and your research into this case and bringing this awful abduction to light and for giving this child the dignity( the state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect.) she deserves. You are also worthy of the same honor this documentary was not easy for you either.

[@Mr79Man]

As always Scott, great video. Thank you for the work you do.

[@annettemccall6453]

Great video! Well done! Your videos are always so interesting!

[@Autumn_Forest_]

Thank you for this wonderful tribute to Kimberly’s memory. You ALWAYS show so much respect. I agree fully with your opinions on the monster who killed her, and you’re the first person I’ve heard to call BS on the “charming mastermind” drivel. Do you think that your interest in making documentaries about crime and other events preceded your reading that article at age 7, or did that article perhaps ignite the initial spark? Maybe we will never know, since you were just a little boy at the time and might not remember. Anyway, thank you again. ❤️🙏

[@chancebrown614]

Such a sad, sad story Scott, but told with great compassion by yourself as always...

[@kj-fr9qw]

Hey Scott, love your work man . looking forward to more information about these topics . Another case you could dabble into would be the Chris watts case, in Colorado..Just an idea if your ever in that area . Be safe out there fella.

[@LeslieLove]

So sad! I have heard of Ted Bundy but don’t know much of the story. I have been meaning to watch the Netflix documentary on it but always find something better to watch. I had no idea he killed here in FL and now I’m a bit more intrigued to know more. Great video Scott!

[@lloydchristmas1086]

Look up the sorority killings...that was in FL

[@rosemaryspafalmouth2609]

She would’ve been my age. I remember 1978 as being fun and innocent, not really a serious care in the world, playing w/friends and riding my bike. Disco music was popular and Saturday Night Fever dances were all the rage. I think I even had a similar haircut as Kimberly. Can’t even begin to imagine the horror she must’ve went through at the hands of this monster. At that age, you think that evil doesn’t exist. Prayers for her precious soul! Thank you Scott for making this video and paying tribute to her and not letting her be a forgotten victim!🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@lindaball6714]

Thank you very emotional tribute. Really thank you

[@MissouriPenny]

The beautiful bird singing at the end was her singing in her Heavenly peace .it was a beautiful sign thanking you for remember her and sharing her story so respectful with us .🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦

[@learn2fly605]

Scott if that's you operating the camera and selecting the music for the shots in your videos you do an awesome job! You make people think about the story just by listening to the tempo of the songs and those skyward shots!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much it is indeed all me!

[@barbarapetitfils5017]

Great video. Death was too good for Bundy. God bless Kimberly and her family.

[@bryanpeltier6898]

The compassion you have Scott for the victims is genuine..You have a gift for this and i really appreciate your videos and the work you put into them..Good job.

[@patbrown2699]

Love your channel Scott

[@theshape3988]

I can't state enough on how Scott stood up for this poor girl. Most people wanna talk about Bundy and how he's infamous.

[@Skunkape74]

He got his ass kicked in Pensacola around Feb 15, 1978 by officer David Lee...Last time he got arrested... I remember in the days leading up to Jan 24, 1989 hearing my mom and her friends saying they would gladly turn their lights off to give the state extra "juice" to fry his rear end...Good stuff as always...Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@Skunkape74]

When you get home do me a favor please… Tell Phil Perkins I said hello and I really enjoy his channel lmao jk

[@McAndrewTravels]

Great video Scott. Such an awful story. We have been working on a Bundy one recently, and we did her story as part of it. We couldn't pinpoint the exact spot she was found and ended up seeing a map that showed it off on that road to the right of the entrance a little bit. We had seen someone else show your spot though, plus with the expert you talked to seems we may have ended up a little east of the exact spot. At any rate, you did a wonderful job showing the respect Kimberly deserves. Thanks.

[@pazenmaz]

Such a tragedy but thanks for keeping their memories alive in such a personable and respectful fashion. Dig this channel!

[@Ginger32]

When I die Scott I hope you come do a story about my life. I have quite a tale to tell!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

I hope that’s not for a very very long time Ginger!

[@MissouriPenny]

Watching replay .thankyou for highlighting the victims in tour stories you bring us .✌️and 🤟

[@annpulley6985]

SCOTT, The way you deliver all of your videos is fantastic from heartfelt sadness to breathe taking awesomeness you take special care and thoughts to every single person you are speaking about weather from murder to natural causes you are a extremely talented man and I want to personally thank you for sharing your experiences and journeys with all of us from all over the world! I live in Washington state born and raised and still rooted here. I love my state and my family all lives in Washington as well. Again thank you for sharing this with us. ANN AND FAMILY, xoxo safe travels my friend ❤