Ted Bundy | Confessions of a Serial Killer | S1E03

For many criminal psychologists, Ted Bundy stands out as the epitome of a serial murderer: charming and urbane he was the ultimate lady killer.
In 1989 as he awaited execution on death row, he granted a series of extraordinary interviews to detectives. He claimed to be offering them information about women he had murdered but had never been found. But was he really just buying more time to avoid his appointment with old sparky?
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[@sidviciousness7469]

If the court is also a stage, Bundy won an Oscar! He rode the lightening straight into Hell.

[@honeyowen3163]

I watched much of the first trial when he represented himself. He had two victims that lived on the stand and made them describe every single detail of the attacks, asking insanely specific details even going as far as the room temperature. So he was able to relive those attacks in minute detail.

[@rorysmom3]

Disgusting

[@Rose-sv2lu]

That never happened , attach the link to the video please

[@dextermoore278]

@@Rose-sv2lu Actually it really is true. Ted Bundy was acting as his own Attorney so he could ask these girls anything regarding the Crimes.

[@Gurl-5150]

He did that with a detective but not a victim.

[@williamellis-xd1rm]

And that is what did him in...

[@Bootmahoy88]

I think part of the unending fascination with Bundy is partly due to the sharp compartmentalism that exists within him. Despite the fact that you know he’s a monster you can’t see it. Even throughout his pissy court behavior at times you can’t see the monster, but it was there. That alone is fascinating.

[@williamhattaway372]

100 % agree

[@nefariousdevile]

Also as an earphone wearer, I'd just like to say having Ted Bundy whisper the way he did in my ear was really something I could have lived without... 😂

[@autistikitty2363]

I came to say the same thing lmaoooo nightmare material

[@lilmisspsychopathic6802]

It turned me on ❤️‍🔥

[@tu0ootu]

Wouldn’t you just love to Catch the bastard mid act and beat the shit into him

[@mojavered1273]

These interviews were mostly describing the disappearance of Georganne Hawkins, who went missing while walking back to her sorority house in an alley behind many sorority houses on a college campus. Police were baffled for years. They could not determine how or exactly where she had disappeared. How could a girl go missing in front dozens of witnesses and the windows of an entire row of sorority houses without one single witness, without one scream? With not one person seeing anything out of place or hearing any noise at all? After all, the alley was well lit except for the last 40 yards she had to walk, and people were partying and up and about. There were people around in that same alley at the same time she was out there Miss Hawkins went missing when she encountered Ted on his crutches, faking injury, in those last, absolutely dark 40 yards. They struck up what seemed to be a friendly conversation and he smooth-talked her into helping him carry his things to his car. He is explaining these facts in this interview. It is awful. He was, as the interview states, using crutches and kept faking dropping his briefcase or books. He was dressed well, spoke well, and kept dropping his books. Why wouldn't a nice girl help a disabled person who seemed clean and gentlemanly, carry his books? She so very innocently did that for him. Bundy had his VW beetle parked about 60-100 yards away in the darkest part of the sorority house parking lot. Much of this interview is actually the Washington investigators getting Bundy to tell them, finally, what exactly had happened to Georganne Hawkins. He had a crowbar sitting on top of the rear tire of his car. She could not see it there and there was no reason she would have thought to look at his tires. He had also removed the passenger seat from the car so that no one could see someone lying on the floorboards. When she bent over to place his books into his car for him, he grabbed the crowbar and struck her on the head so hard that it broke her skull, knocked her unconscious and in the process, she lost one earring. The police were investigating the scene the next day while a crowd was watching from where the beetle had been parked the night before, Bundy rode up quietly on a bicycle, picked up the earring, and rode off. He knew that the earring clue was there and that he had to get it before the police. They did not find Miss Hawkins' remains until Bundy told them where to look in this very interview the night before or a few nights before he was executed. He also talks about the things she said when she regained consciousness while in his car, and how she was so disoriented from her head wounds (plus he had possibly drugged her with a syringe as well) that she was not able to put up any real fight once he hit her on the head again in the car, drove her miles away and murdered and molested her in the woods. All this is from "The Stranger Beside Me," by now deceased author Ann Rule. Trust me. Read that book. This show is a sham. Maybe he was skirting the issues, stalling for time. Maybe he was playing a game. Of course he was trying to maintain a sick form of control. He was a murdering psychopath and a sexual sadist for Pete's sake. But there were and are many victims the police believe Bundy murdered who have not been found to this very day. Bundy could have told them where those victims were. If they would have gotten over Thier egos a little while longer, they may very well could have found some of those girls, brought closure to some of those families who ended up never getting it. But they wanted him dead right then instead of finding out more. How many more victims could they have found? Why couldn't they have executed him two years later? They could have found many more. He was talking. They could have gotten it out of him. I believe in the law. I know it doesn't always work out the way it should. I support law enforcement and the officers and others who so diligently devote their lives to catching people like Ted Bundy, a sexual psychopath who was so intelligent that he was almost untouchable, even after people had reported a man calling himself "Ted," even giving a detailed enough description of him to produce a damned close artist's rendering of him at Lake Sammamish State Park on the same day that Janice Ott and Denise Naslund went missing and were murdered by Bundy. To this day, I don't think the remains of Janice Ott have been discovered. I believe this man should have been executed, yes. Most definitely. But I also believe the cops wanted him dead so the focus on thier own ineptitude would ease up that much sooner. After all, they only caught him to begin with because of a lucky traffic stop where they found his "murder kit." He escaped twice and the second time they never would have caught him until he murdered those poor girls in Florida. But true to his sick mind, he couldn't stop killing. I believe he was responsible for up to 200 murders. That son of a bit*h.

[@FillyK80]

You only believe in the law because you've never had first hand experience with it. Once you get to know "the law" (cops, prosecutors, judges), you'll find it's a corrupt system full of corrupt people.

[@GuaranteedEtern]

That number seems unlikely. Although people assume it was more than he confessed to ( possible) no evidence has been discovered in the decades since, outside the ones he was pretty strongly suspected in.

[@victoriavancartier7379]

​@@GuaranteedEternNo way was it 200 victims...

[@GuaranteedEtern]

@@victoriavancartier7379 I could buy it was more than he copped to up to a point - there is simply no evidence to suggest otherwise. Even if there are open cases with similar victims/MO there may be no evidence Bundy was ever in the area at the time, and with no DNA or other forensics it can't be proven.

[@jacquibrown2968]

Probably more than 200 murders. And there was the little 5 year old he probably killed who wentt missing from his street when he was a teenager. I bet he did that one.

[@jimsworthow531]

Cleaning up the audio making it listenable is genius content; another look made clearer into this monster; thanks.

[@melissareid9676]

This is a well done and important documentary that should be watched by anyone who feels this monster’s life should have been spared on the chance that he would eventually identify other victims. Ted Bundy waited until THREE DAYS before his execution before giving details of his crimes. One of the last to interview him was Robert Keppel. Keppel realized that Bundy would offer details on only those victims he suspected police could tie him to. Manipulative to the end, even Bundy’s attempt to save his own miserable life did not see him to divulge all his secrets. I don’t believe he ever would have. That fact and Bundy’s attempted escape from Death Row in 1984 leads me believe that former Florida Governor Bob Martinez did the right thing in signing Ted Bundy’s death warrant.

[@QueenAlexis556]

What disturbs me is that he couldn't give a detailed account of how he murdered Kimberly Leach!! I mean, dude, you're going to that chair in the morning, just effing admit everything already!!!!!!!!

[@badmonkey2222]

He got the simple fact that Bundy was only convicted of 3 murders not 20 as he said. Bundy did confess to over 30 and even told his lawyer it could be as many as 100.

[@badmonkey2222]

@@QueenAlexis556 Bundy said that was the one victim he had that even sickened him that's why he didn't like talking about it.

[@QueenAlexis556]

@@badmonkey2222 Oh I don't think it sickened him at all! I think he kept mum about Kimberly because he knew those prisoners would have had an all night rape party on his ass! Just my opinion. He enjoyed killing those helpless young girls 🤢

[@a.d.7922]

ted did not want to die. sure. how about the victims who also DID NOT WANT to die. How about them? All of them, ted, huh?

[@emmadownunder3833]

True crime author and ex-cop, Ann Rule worked with him at Lifeline. She wrote a book about it called The Stranger Beside Me. He was truly diabolical. And I can’t imagine why any sane woman would want to have anything to do with that monster.

[@laurarules3642]

Allegedly she was just a passing acquaintance and they weren't good friends like she made out. I enjoy the book and have read it several times but apparently a lot is inaccurate or fabricated.

[@staceykeeley4219]

Apparently if you spent any time with him or managed to get to know him you were safe. He said himself he would never kill a woman he knew. The only time he spoke to any of the women he killed was when trying to get them in the car, soon as they were in he said nothing.

[@QueenAlexis556]

@@staceykeeley4219 That's odd because his long time girlfriend Liz, said he was never at a loss for words

[@staceykeeley4219]

@@QueenAlexis556 what's odd?

[@QueenAlexis556]

@@staceykeeley4219 What I meant by "that's odd", is that when you said he only spoke to them before he got them in his car, but after he got them in his car, he became silent. His girlfriend Elizabeth said he was never at a loss for words, so why would he be at a loss for words after he got them in his car? Look, I'm not here to argue with someone that I don't even know!!! I can't explain the mentality of a psychopath.... Did I say something wrong? I wish I were a little older and met Bundy in that time period so he could chop my head off and throw me to the wolves, therefore I wouldn't be having this very unnecessary conversation with you!!!

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

It’s a shame we all know the name of the serial killer. But hardly ever the names of his victims. Those murderers don’t deserve a name. And then always the question of nurture and nature. Why killing the same type of girl? Because he was rejected once? Even two, three victims a day. The rage, where dit it come from? Brain damage?

[@royharper2003]

try google

[@GuaranteedEtern]

No - Bundy had disturbing behaviour even as a child, long before he was dumped by his first GF (who he later won back, convinced to marry him and then dumped as an act of revenge). At his autopsy, his brain was examined and was found to be physically normal - which means all of his aberrant behaviour was psychological.

[@christinareed9002]

Karen Sparks, Lydia Healy, Donna Manson, Susan Rancourt, Brenda Ball, Roberta Parks, Georgeann Hawkins, Janice Ott, Denise Naslund, Nancy Wilcox, Laura Aime, Melissa Smith, Carol Daronch, Deborah Kent, Lynette Culver, Caryn Campbell, Julie Cunningham, Denise Oliverson, Susan Curtis, Margaret Bowman, Lisa Levy, Karen Chandler, Kathy Kleiner, Cheryl Thomas, and Kimberly Leach are his confirmed identited victims

[@ginaryanbearfighter7065]

I did an research paper or essay on Ted Bundy for Speech and Research class my high school freshman year 1980. Shock was the reaction from my classmates and teacher Mr. Martin. Ted Bundy was a Brilliant but tortured mind. One word that I think of to describe Ted Bundy is ambiguous, his conversations where ambiguous and this was an asset for him to lure his victims to their own demise.

[@gaymichaelis7581]

Thank you very much to whom ever made this video!! Thank you to the investigators, etc.!!! Thank you to the fellow who played Ted Bundy in the video, etc.! A very well done film, though a very horrific and chilling and awful subject!!! It really helped shed some light for me on Ted Bundy and his mind and the murders, etc.! It’s funny, though I don’t think I actually had heard of any of this years ago perhaps… I may have heard a little bit, but I was a migrant farm worker with my ex-husband and then our young son… we were kind of like Ted Bundy, traveling around as gypsies, etc.! And also during this time my ex-husband and our son went from California up into Washington state and Oregon, etc.! Also drove through Colorado, and I met my ex-husband down in Florida on a crew bus to go out and pick oranges! We may have just driven right past him!! It kind of gives me chills actually, because I was about the same age is a lot of these young women! Though he probably wouldn’t have been interested in me, though I had the long hair parted down the middle… I am a strawberry blonde to red head!

[@chrisrobertson3653]

Bundy could still be killing if he knew how to drive.

[@nicksaveka5078]

What?

[@isabellepeel9133]

@@nicksaveka5078he was caught and arrested for speeding, then they found out he was linked to crimes while in custody

[@terryford7459]

That's what's up!!! Thank you!!! 🌹💕🌹

[@cathrynbatista5040]

They could’ve found someone that looked more like him or used prosthetics at least geez. That guy looked NOTHING like Bundy whatsoever!

[@maxtew6521]

Yeah, didn't wanna be ugly about it, but I'm in the comments to see if anyone agreed with me on this. Saw the actor and just kinda winced, like, "Ohhh...no." Not close.

[@GuaranteedEtern]

Watch "No man of God" - bang on actor and mannerisms.

[@loretta_3843]

"Teeth marks from his dazzling smile"? Who wrote the script for this?😕

[@emmadownunder3833]

That was said cynically. It’s dark humour.

[@edoboleyn]

Yeah, that was demeaning cringe.

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

Lol sorry but its funny not what happened though

[@QueenAlexis556]

Not "dazzling" at all. Crooked as hell!

[@shannonericksen1291]

😂

[@NxDoyle]

A lot of errors in this series, many of which occur in this episode. They say Bundy had victims in three states, but he also murdered Caryn Campbell in Colorado (which served as the venue for his first escape). He _may_ have killed in Oregon and California. Bob Keppel was a great investigator and murder cop, but he wasn't Bundy's nemesis, nor was he the man who brought Bundy down. That happened in Florida, not in Washington state, where Keppel worked. As with all other episodes in the series, the dramatizations are both poorly made and gratuitous.

[@MoonJulz]

Totally agree not many people have gone in depth to Bundy's mind and murders just stayed on the edges of the well paved ones shown on Netflix

[@Rose-sv2lu]

Agree

[@bobtaylor170]

This is the first documentary I've ever seen which explains the importance of the VW in allaying any suspicions potential victims may have had, and for that, it deserves praise. However, it is complete nonsense that if you laid the photos of the victims side by side by side, you'd think they were sisters.

[@fyrereyna5918]

May I ask what VW means?

[@bobtaylor170]

@@fyrereyna5918 , Volkswagen, the car which Bundy drove. It was perfect for what he was doing, because at the time, the Volkswagen, which was always inexpensive, was the car favored by hippies, peace demonstrators, people who were against the Establishment. It was the last sort of car which it would have occurred to a naive young woman would be used by a predator. You can see how this worked to Bundy's advantage.

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

@@fyrereyna5918 I'm pretty sure he drove a Volkswagen. Innocent associated?

[@grf15]

Okay, but Bundy did prefer women with long brown hair, of similar ages. Not sisters, but with significant similarities. As they noted, some criminologists believe he kept killing the woman who rejected him, over and over again, only using proxies.

[@QueenAlexis556]

@@bobtaylor170 oh my gosh this fyre chick is so young that she doesn't know what a VW is! Bless her heart, thanks for explaining that to her. My mother had a red VW back in 1972, and her friend Cindy, had a yellow VW. Cindy's VW was a convertible, and I can remember being 4 years old riding around in that yellow Volkswagen. By the way, Cindy & my mother were both hippies. My mother's name was Elizabeth, same as Ted's girlfriend she passed away in 2009 from lung cancer, smoking lots of pot & cigarettes

[@cynthiatolman326]

He was buying time. He wants us all to think he's special, but he only evaded capture because the technology was not what we have now. He thought he was special, but he's just another evil thug with a veneer of sophistication. He's not worthy of the compost pile.

[@Kari.F.]

He only became famous because he was good looking, and people couldn't believe that a friendly and charming guy like him could have committed such horrendous crimes. The friendliness and charm being nothing but veneer, like you said. Can you believe he had scores of female FANS!? Some people are just weird beyond belief.

[@shangtatum1395]

I agree. For him to be negotiating for his life or women he murdered is despicable

[@Thumper-dx3yn]

A compost pile has use.

[@TheMusicHeals.kjhjhhg]

He is my Dad don't say that it's mean.

[@Thumper-dx3yn]

@@TheMusicHeals.kjhjhhg If that is true, torturing, sexually assaulting, murdering and performing intercourse with their deceased brutalized bodies (one Victim as young as 12) is "mean". See a shrink.

[@AABB-bm9kk]

Will you also be posting the second episode ?

[@correnavincent468]

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[@correnavincent468]

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[@keithdrummond1003]

Not trolling: the actor playing Bundy looks more like Bruce Jenner

[@carolmcloughlin2859]

😂😂😂 hilarious comment you're right 😂

[@user-jo9sr6fi9c]

😂

[@hlowrylong]

This is widely incomplete.

[@helenestiernstrand6575]

Say serialkiller, an image of Ted Bundy pops up. Hes the archaic serialkiller.🥶

[@terrietravis3203]

Why are you using an actor with Bundy's voice? He wasn't videotaped?

[@hlollar889]

Not with Keppel's interview.

[@Plektrud]

He was.

[@marionwoodward5186]

This documentary was very well done. It gives you an insight into the sociopaths brain but also helps potential future victims. For me it's giving me material to evaluate potential situations that could be dangerous.😊❤❤

[@dianawright8334]

They should have never done away with the electric chair

[@charlottereitberger6253]

It was a painful way to go. Definitely a deterrent I would think. Nowadays it must be going to sleep with no distress please . Doesn’t matter how cruel they were.

[@twincherry4958]

@@charlottereitberger6253 thry murder people in a cruel way, sometimes even tormenting the first. The way they are gotten rid of should be the least if anyones concern...

[@jessicalynngrenier7300]

They should die the way their victims did

[@JJ-iq8mi]

@@jessicalynngrenier7300 ...and who would do that? Someone just as bad?

[@gaymichaelis7581]

I agree with you Diana Wright!!!! Thank you very much!

[@brigettecharlton9717]

I can't imagine the fear of being hand cuffed in woods with a psychopath. Poor girls some were strangled while unconscious but some knew what was happening to them but was tied up or handcuff already.

[@Sills71]

This video omits an important detail.... Bundy's first love (whose dumping him this video links as his reason for killing) took Bundy back and was actually engaged to him until HE dumped her.

[@GuaranteedEtern]

Correct. I don't agree that his first GF dumping him was as significant as it's made out to be - stresses can trigger serial killers, and they keep saying his victims all looked like her (they didn't) and that this (plus his illegitimacy) were all somehow contributing factors. Bundy himself said his only preconditions were that they were young and attractive and of course the opportunity presenting itself. The fact is, Bundy had disturbing behaviours even as a child - long before any of that stuff happened. Unfortunately we have very little new knowledge of how serial killers are made - we know they have a lot of common threads in their pasts but so do a lot of other people. It's a combination of factors.

[@FillyK80]

No audio from 1:50 to 2:18

[@A-FrameWedge]

Having some actor who looks nothing like Bundy, portray Bundy saying how he killed is just hokey, just play the tape and show Bundy’s face.

[@dawn.michelle.woundedarrow2048]

the sound keeps going out.....

[@neetakaur2104]

Ahh come on guys, there's no way he can be forgiven for the nasty crime/killings he committed But !! I'm shocked that in front of so many professionals Drs, Psychologists he still got the death penalty Had they given him help he needed given him life They would've gained so much more information that would've benifited everyone Massive loss

[@Daniellemadlei1991]

He would have manipulated his way till the very end, best thing they did was sign that death certificate

[@chickenlover657]

This is not Bundy in the videos, it's a reenactment.

[@staceykeeley4219]

But it is his voice on the tapes

[@Romulan2469]

We got Sherlock Holmes here.

[@brigettecharlton9717]

I feel Ted Bundy should got life because so many women were missing back then. Ted Bundy confessed to 30 but he murdered way more. Families never knew what happened to their daughters.

[@elizabethkusce2718]

He was a seriously sick man, the one thing I don’t understand why would the United States of America let a serial killer stand as a lawyer to represent himself. This crime is beyond his rights anymore, he made a mockery of the court system and he enjoyed controlling the court room. And the judge complimenting him if his head was screwed on right he would of been a great lawyer and would enjoy working with him. That was his cover up his mask and knew he could get away from his crime.

[@royharper2003]

in the US anyone can represents themselves unless they are ruled incompetent by the Court; the crime doesn't matter

[@DadsOnBass]

That and the adage "Innocent until proven guilty" in the court of law. Of course everyone knew he was guilty.

[@TammyM36]

He was whispering cause he didn’t want the cops to hear! I believe that. I believe his confession on Georgann was very honest. Some of those details that only he would know if he was telling the truth, was indeed the truth

[@carolmcloughlin2859]

Thanks for sharing this ♥️ great insight into a monster mind. Chilling. Goes to show don't judge a book by the cover.. don't trust a handsome face.. it's the eyes will tell you if something is wrong..

[@Liverpoolboy01]

The commentator, did not interview any of them!

[@Itsrainingcatsyall]

So it's good actual voice but it's synched to.... An actor?

[@gaymichaelis7581]

And I also was around the same age and from a middle-class family and a college student! And my first car had been a VW beetle or bug!

[@mojorisin5411]

So wild!

[@leopardyshoes8548]

I understand the sanitary towel but why the elastic band?

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

I don't call him handsome. Just saying.

[@mariagabrielle6383]

He could look handsome but oddly, his appearance was different depending on the angle, picture/video you were looking at.

[@caroleharrison7803]

That was an actor. Bundy is dead.

[@verminj]

I think it’s worth mentioning that he was “attractive” because it plays it to the how he was able to disarm people for so long, but it gets redundant. His “dazzling smile” etc seems pointless and glorifying.

[@HALee-]

@@mariagabrielle6383 yes. He was like a chameleon. All he had to do was change his hairstyle or shaving habit and you wouldn’t recognize him right away. I didn’t think he was handsome, either.

[@jaycompany4886]

I call him murderer....nothing but, the truth.

[@MFleet2250]

My grandmother looks more like Ted Bundy than the guy they used to portray him in this lol.

[@carmelitambaca9400]

The word "dazzling" smile was used many times and by many people. No script necessary

[@ditzydoo04]

The Volkswagen beetle should be nicknamed the Ted Bundy car 😂

[@marionwoodward5186]

It is and it's in the museum and I believe Tennessee.

[@Daniellemadlei1991]

Correct me if I’m wrong but why haven’t they done an episode on Jeffrey Dahmer??

[@JJ-ne6wd]

Professor Michael Brookes (Forensic Psychologist) in this video looks very identical to Professor Noam Chomsky the Linguist.

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

Hope Hell is home now Bundy

[@cyrene7784]

I didn't find him arrogant at the end. I just thought he seemed desperate.

[@lindapow9351]

he was Mind controlled with Dr Dobson during the eye contact interviews CAN YOU IMAGINE THE SCENE if he was/is an innocent project to Making A Murderer..... they tried to break his mother and his siblings also.....

[@GuaranteedEtern]

He was for sure - but he was also trying to manipulate the situation which is what serial killers do.

[@sueherrod5817]

These crimes are so sick & horrific...yet they took 10 years to execute him

[@pikeman80]

David Wilson means this one gets two thumbs down

[@sheisnotmyname]

How could people possibly think that guys like Ted Bundy and Charles sobhraj are good looking?

[@tasibho]

I think that's because we now know what he was capable of. Otherwise he does look like an average handsome boy next door.

[@jerome5ify]

If he's handsome i could have been a top-model..i'm 44 now but looks 10 years younger it's just my little gray hairs who gives me off

[@tomlambert4369]

Close the case on the precious child he killed/stole away from her bed while her 3yr old was left behind, when he was 14?...Please close this case...

[@pobinr]

Irritating background music & music added

[@Farrah300]

"Looks can be deceiving", is a saying that describes Ted Bundy to a tee.

[@2serveand2protect]

Sorry! - but I just cannot agree upon the phrase spoken around the 23rd minute about (quote): "The "WHY" doesn't matter!". The "why?" 's actuallly MATTER MOST! ...otherwise you can wrap up the whole "Behavioural Analysis Science" that the FBI started & developed to draw profiles, as an investigative tool and - simply! - "close the whole shop" FOREVER by DISREGARDING 50 YEARS OF RESEARCH and throwing them in the dumpster! The "why" doesn't matter in BUNDY'S CASE - especially at the point when there was nothing more to add about his crimes. His (bundy's) "why?"-s was just an attempt to delay his execution (long overdue!) - but the research of the motivations behind a series of seemingly unrelated killings (ergo: the "WHY?" of it) still matters.

[@BeatlesFan1975]

Seems like the media treats Bundy like he was a superhero or something..... Why is he constantly called "handsome" ?! He was a serial killer, not Superman Fk

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

Not only that, but also a confirmed child killer. He's basically Freddy Krueger.

[@johnbarlow862]

He was only convicted of 3.

[@m1garandm155]

only 3 ? Need more ?

[@johnbarlow862]

@@m1garandm155 well he certainly was not convicted of all 36+ that it's alleged he committed.

[@m1garandm155]

@@johnbarlow862 'convicted' ? Wouldn't have made any difference if more, he got electrocuted with 3.

[@stefaniascardovi9027]

Sottotitoli in italiano grazie

[@ravenrisby]

His mum regectet him doctor u missed this to say of it being girlfriend it’s the mum listen to him clearer

[@Nupagade246]

Hope to see Russian serial killers. Happy holidays to all much love from Russia

[@jendamum]

Happy holidays and love from Florida!

[@user-dc8xp7kg9b]

@@jendamum you probably have better weather than us in the UK haha, have a good new year!

[@krystalsutherland8392]

Hi from South Carolina, USA.

[@carolmcloughlin2859]

He got loads of letters and marriage proposals from women while he was on death row saying they loved him..

[@williamhattaway372]

I was in prison three different times it's very common for inmates to manipulate women on the outside, even to the point of marriage. There's also an odd culture of women who are drawn to inmates

[@mishmash6991]

Half way through the video ive already heard a dozen times about how handsome he was. Like tf

[@GuaranteedEtern]

The best description I heard of him was that Bundy was "handsome, but not memorable". We are also looking at him with the benefit of hindsight of what he had done.

[@tyguy104]

Yeah Bundy's ego likely got inflated when he helped Detective Keppel with the Green River killer. The reason being is he did actually help the police It's simple for a killer to help police get a handle on a somewhat similar killer. He would be speaking from experience that could be valuable to police for sure

[@maxrolland8858]

C est toujours là même histoire on n apprend rien heureusement il y a livre qui s appelle l ange de la décomposition il y a tous les détails sur ses meurtres et des témoignages de prisonniers qui l ont côtoyé

[@johnnyscarecrow3363]

Did the judges come from England?😅

[@CissyBrazil]

I don’t care for the lip-syncing because an actor is used with the real killers voice.

[@nicolelucas1866]

Agreed

[@TomLeach-dd8cl]

Bundy went to law school so of course he was good at defending himself. He also worked for the samaritans on a suicide hotline...the women he worked with ( anne rule) wrote a book about it called the stranger beside me i think its called.

[@hundun5604]

I don't like this tv show. They exaggerate with noises, sounds, video editing montage tricks, etc. The dead victims and their killers are turned into tv-entertainment stars.

[@ShadowMan64572]

Well it's not primarily about the victims, is it?

[@WheresWaldo05]

You said you would use lip sync tech to bring alive evil to us. Who decides what is evil to me? You!? Why?

[@sonicfrequency8405]

Conflicted of 3 murders not 20

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Suspect you mean convicted?

[@lamiadepp4617]

I hv to say That dude did very well portraying Ted way better than Zac Effron

[@chadleyabrahams9134]

How does a killer really look?

[@WheresWaldo05]

Why do we have europeans talking about all american serial killers? Cant you do a show on your own killers in europe? Ive never understood the obsession over America by other countries. 🙄

[@shawnrae4022]

29:20 - it was actually 4 girls blugeoned … 2 of whom were killed all sexually assaulted in some fashion @ chi omega… He then proceeded a few blocks away & assaulted a 5th victim Cheryl Thomas…. FYI ✌🏼

[@lindadavis5668]

They don't look alike at all!! Their faces are entirely different. I wore my hair parted in the middle at that age. It was the style. But, faces different, hair color different, I don't see it 😕.

[@aisle_of_view]

Weird how Nicole and Ron lost their lives on Bundy

[@sociallypatterneddefect9580]

Politicians more deadly

[@carolmcloughlin2859]

Thank God Carol deronch escaped and Rhonda Schaffer she wrote a book about it. You can listen to her story on Dr Phil. Really frightening. Her book is how I escaped from Ted Bundy.

[@TammyM36]

Not sure her story is true. Many doubt it. It’s very strange why she’d wait 30 years to come clean and then write a book. I mean seriously think s out it. If you escaped an attack like that, and still was hearing of all these abductions around you, wouldn’t you go to the police?

[@JohnBlessingPaligap]

I believe he was possessed by pure evil and enjoyed everything he did. He was the Devil.

[@drakestar13]

Hero

[@PercheronAppLVR]

the lipsinking actors in these shows are ridiculous ..and if you're going to have some guy 'act' as Bundy at least get someone whose appearance is a little similar smh

[@GuaranteedEtern]

The idea that Bundy was a killer because he "hated women", didn't know his father or got dumped by that one girlfriend is not correct. It's often cited because it creates a more understandable motivation for the average person. Bundy was a sociopathic deviant - he engaged in necrophilia - which is an extreme perversion which motivated him to kill victims in order to engage in what he truly wanted, and coupled by a lack of remorse or impulse control and you have a serial killer. Also, this idea he chose victims that looked like his first girlfriend - that is ridiculous to me. Most of his victims don't look similar to me at all - let alone like his girlfriend - other than they were all similar age.

[@williamhattaway372]

Great point and besides tons of women wore their hair parted in the middle back then. Some people refuse to believe in mental disorders

[@danduby9700]

I feel the depictions of these people are pretty far off and kinda ruins it. It’s a good attempt though. Just my opinion

[@bdl2546]

The only thing fascinating about ted bundy is how he came to be so evil

[@susanmergenhagen5004]

Kaitlyn Jenner

[@erinjackson3745]

Also* it would've been GREAT if u simply played Bundy speaking w out all these Dr's interrupting!! ! You Have absolutely capdebating footage or tapes rather of Ted Bundy's confessions which all alone by itself is more than enough the fact that he admitted to. All of those murders after 11 years of lying about it is Absolutely intriguing and instead of just playing these tapes. You've got these doctors interrupting what he's saying you know throwing in their two cents Just play what ted bundy has to say and stop irritating me with your f****** psychology. It's already been done a million times. We don't need to hear from any more doctors just let Ted Bundy speak!! I am a woman, I find him absolutely frightening...also captivating because of his good looks & his obvious intelligence. It's so very hard to imagine him doing these things!!! He would've had a perfect victim in me. I would've fallen for him in 2 seconds. Frightening. You guys, I'm picking you apart, because, his testimony alone is 100% more than enough. I said it already....every time another DR starts with their bullshit, it reeeally was soooo irritating. I just fastforwarded thru it till I saw Ted was speaking again.

[@chadleyabrahams9134]

The only ppl that saw the real ted were the victims nd carol da ronch

[@nicksaveka5078]

That guy looks downs the actor

[@kathreilly7050]

👏👏

[@williamhattaway372]

Wonder if Im the only Republican left who cares to investigate both sides. I suppose being an atheist helps as much as realizing the human brain has millions of ways to be wired.

[@sandymorris9564]

I would not give him the time of day..ick, but I know women that do say that he is/was handsome 😏 😉

[@duraniegal79]

Same here....... there's nothing REMOTELY handsome, good looking, etc., that people keep saying. To me, he looked creepy AF! I don't get how people thought he was attractive! I'll never understand how he was able to fool so many. But, i suppose it was a different time. Now, there's no way in HELL that he'd get away with it. We're all too cynical and don't trust anyone we can't throw across the room. 😂😂 At least, that's something I'd do....

[@sandymorris9564]

@@duraniegal79 totally agree

[@jamesrnieto]

That actor really has Ted bundys voice down he sounds just like him

[@TammyM36]

Are you being funny?! That is Teds actual voice

[@kennethcharles1386]

Bundy is just apart of a culture that has inflicted this same kind of brutality and homicidal violence on other ethnic groups, but was never considered as a sadistic serial killers. That's why all the classifications of intelligence, handsome, successful, the all American boy; of which he was none, but because of the normality that a culture places on their own culture as to being civilized, and that their incapable of such behavior so now they make lite of the subject by calling them serial killings, but the reality is that their just killers who have been killing for centuries, but now the victims are of the same race called serial killers to include all sadistic killers. People like trophy hunters who kill their prey for enjoyment. All this psycho babble about Ted Bundy's personality is, he had no personality other then an excuse for a society that places their cultural beliefs on why Ted Bundy did what he did. He was privileged white with all the advantages of a natural born killer.

[@LindaStoronsky-yk4df]

I beg to differ. Bundy was a conservative short haired white graduate student. He presented as a law abiding straight person during the hippie period.

[@brianlancaster7463]

This guy is not really very informed about Bundy.

[@Liverpoolboy01]

Too many bloody experts? Get to the point!

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Good riddance.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

So, was the topic to hear Bundy on tape or not? Apparently not. Title is pure clickbait. I hate the lousy English programs.

[@twincherry4958]

😅 well, you get to see snippets of the confession..

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

@@twincherry4958 Yeah, real clickbait.

[@TheMusicHeals.kjhjhhg]

do you need a tissue?

[@grf15]

It was Bundy's voice, what's your complaint? Did you think they'd play every minute of his final interviews?

[@leonarddeters3860]

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