(Ted Bundy) Day after Chi Omega Murders (Raw footage)

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@caroldaronch1974 6 ай бұрын

0:00 - 1:23 Outside shots of people walking, Chi Omega, police cars 1:24 - 2:16 Young woman asked how it effected her personally. Talks about escort service on campus for students 2:17 - 2:44 Police cars on campus. Students/people walking by FSU 2:45 - 3:00 Reporter says over 200 calls were made to command center, talks about security for surviving victims. Reward $ 3:01 - 3:25 School representative talks about students dropping out from FSU because of murders 3:26 - 3:39 Reward $ raised from $2500 to $15,000 by local business men and students setting up their own fund 3:40 - 4:10 Police guard Chi Omega 24/7. Rep from Chi Omega talks about students to use unused reward $ for scholarship fund

@Lia2222 6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much

@LaRavenYT 6 ай бұрын

Imagine living there and how eerie it would feel to have to walk the streets after a murder like this. Knowing what we do now... no place was safe. Not home, school, parks, the beach... not even the unalive hotline. Bundy was everywhere.

@Mysteriousworld15 6 ай бұрын

My sister live there for study

@Farrah300 6 ай бұрын

After Karen Chandler recovered, she not only returned to FSU to complete her education, she returned to the Chi Omega Sorority house. That is amazing in such a good way.

@Romulan2469 6 ай бұрын

Karen showed tremendous courage in returning to the house after what happened to her. She along with all of the other Bundy survivors are heroes.

@MustardMischief 6 ай бұрын

It must have been such a frightening time for any young lady 😔

@SusanTurner-yo9lf 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for uploading. Watching this really portrays how terrifying it must have been . Heartbreaking all those young lives taken.

@sandrabaker1312 6 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing, such a scary time, hard to believe that you looking at the time this massacre happened.

@Cbcw76 6 ай бұрын

And in August 1990 as the college semester started at U of Florida, there was Danny Rolling starting it all over again. And again, it was a 'from left field, outta nowhere' tip (well, from Louisiana) that led Gainesville & Florida police to focus on the Right Suspect - instead of the wrong one.

@douglasgilman893 6 ай бұрын

Wow great clip Carol. The bad news is the day after Bundy was still on campus. In fact he was right down the street probably absorbing what he had done the night before!

@whovotedforthat 6 ай бұрын

Watching from the UK and very interesting and glad u survived to tell your story

@davidimrie6916 6 ай бұрын

So great to see this footage, just a snapshot in time. I believe Bundy would have still been on campus at this time. Most likely riding the high of what he had just done.

@joeancona2784 6 ай бұрын

But,once Bundy got in his 🚗 after his 🫥 hideous murders his crappy driving sealed his fate, just a shame it wasn't before he killed that poor baby in LakeCity😢😢😢!!!

@Romulan2469 6 ай бұрын

What surprises me about this video is how calm people are shortly after that savage attack at Chi Omega. I don't know if it's just shock or something else, but if that happened today the whole area would be sealed off by police, there would be news media everywhere and many people out shouting for justice. Weird but it was the late 70s I guess.

@evarose90 6 ай бұрын

Thanks Carol !!!!!! Great video !!!!

@ericduggan1520 6 ай бұрын

Thanks Carol! Have a wonderful summer!

@dionysianinfluence 6 ай бұрын

thank you for all the videos you post! do you happen to remember what video archive you got these/teds trial videos from?

@Melanated_Sugar3 6 ай бұрын

Lady I hate you went thru this but you are a necessary Gem to the people I swear❤❤❤❤

@Farrah300 6 ай бұрын

The part where the lady said that FSU had two students to withdraw from the University is so sad. It's amazing how one person can have a effect on so many lives whether it be for good or for evil.

@Cbcw76 6 ай бұрын

I know Kevin Sullivan has researched Ted's brief (one week long?) adventure into Ann Arbor after his escape and flight from the last Colorado jail. The question that Kevin has pursued is, "If Ted goes wild in Tallahasse after a week or so, how did he appease his murderous rage and self-'high' upon escaping to Ann Arbor. Did he just sit back and gloat?" We know Ted visited a sports bar on Jan 1 and was The Obnoxious Drunk among all those Wolverine fans as they watched Michigan lose to Ted's Washington Huskies. When interviewed months later, bar patrons didn't remember Ted exactly but they did remember the loud drunk UW fan. And there was only one... it had to be Ted. (Any other Huskie fan would have been quieter and better behaved - but to have a wanted killer and recent escapee boasting and bragging, 'feeling his oats' - well, that's only Ted.) So, what did Ted do in Ann Arbor for a week? It was bitterly cold that New Years. We know he stole at least one car (a VW bug, of course) and drove that south, out of Ann Arbor at the end of his week. Do we think he was a Good Little Boy from January 2 to Jan 6th? He didn't know the terrain... he didn't know the town... but he didn't know Colorado ski resorts either. That didn't stop him durijng his 'hunts'. He went down to Evergreen College - didn't know that town or terrain either. Didn't stop his murderous rage from taking over. Ann Arbor police claimed to have investigated 'everything' but found no connections. Or were they ashamed of their lack of attention as crimes were committed? And was Ted on 'best behavior' as he drove south? His rage that resulted in Chi Omega was fueled by a few hours at a college bar, where Ted's "not so cute, not so charming" looks earned him turned backs and sneeers from the local lovelies. So much so, that his anger was fueled to follow at least 2 back to Chi Omega, hide in the shadows and watch their backdoor (unguarded, unlocked) entrance. And even then, his rage wasn't fniished. I have to wonder about Ted's week in Ann Arbor (realizing he wasn't dressed for cold weather - but he had to steal purses, at least - he said this to Michaud & Aynesworth - even after professing he was a good boy in Ann Arbor. Uh huh... yeah... I also think about flight timing. Ted bought a ticket to the quickest-departure Big University town - the chance to get to Ann Arbor occurred hours before the next flight to Austin, Texas. And that one halfway joke Ted supposedly addressed to Robert Larssn in his DELIBERATE STRANGER book: "Where can I go to get executed?" and Larsen said, "Florida, I suppose." Some jailhouse interview-!

@johnhammond9962 6 ай бұрын

Where did Ted board the bus to Florida?

@marthableiweis4179 6 ай бұрын

Just read Ann Rules book. RIP all these girls and good luck Carol ❤

@Cbcw76 6 ай бұрын

Rule's book is angering to me. It was my first-read in that first year of its publication but, over time, her omissions were barely touched on in Editions 2 and 3. For example, she was privy to gruesome crime-scene photos and discussions than she wrote about. (She'd say this in Edition 3.) But she never wrote about it specifically, claiming she wasn't to 'spare the families'. She may not have been the first to call Ted "handsome, charming" (that might be blamed on Robert Larsen's DELIBERATE STRANGER tale) but her popularity is the one that spread that horrible version much much farther than anyone else. Reading the recent re-release of "Liz Kendall's" MY PHANTOM PRINCE, we read Liz's version of events, and how Rule's version did not match Liz's first-hand observations, or about Ann's own behavior in those years. We know that courtroom groupies knew nothing about gruesome details because Ann refused to write those. And the 'angering part' comes from Ann's complains about "the groupies"!! She created them and THEN complains about their "chasing the handsome, charming Ted". And despite two more editions with some corrected prose and additional info, Ann never addresses her errors directly. Just complains more about more groupies. Ann's an angering writer for me, therefore. Fortunately, a good many subsequent books correct those cover-ups and lies, and give me the far better picture of Ted's life.

@marthableiweis4179 6 ай бұрын

@@Cbcw76 I understand your assessment, you're certainly right. I just started to read books about these cruel crimes and about the life of the survivors and how they are dealing with their fate.

@tigertbalm 3 ай бұрын

@@Cbcw76 I don't agree at all. Ann didn't create the groupies,evil men somehow always have them.Even Hilter , Charles Manson ,etc.And more recent killers, have them too. Ann did not know when she started writing the book that Ted was the killer,though she did give his name in the "Ted" investigation. I don't think at that point in time releasing the gruesome details of the women's deaths would have helped. These women somehow convinced themselves Ted was someone that could be helped by their love.

@K1NGM4S1V 2 ай бұрын

Ann Rule is an idiot.

@annmarieelliott6717 5 ай бұрын

The Chi Omega Apartments had no alarms for safety back then.

@devonjones5200 6 ай бұрын

Know what's crazy. Bundy hadn't left town at thisnpoint he was still in a nearby apt. So as all this footage was being shot Bundy was most likely watching from a distance by his apt looking at all the commotion of what was going in

@caroldaronch1974 6 ай бұрын

Yes. Larry Simpson mentions that in his closing statement

@devonjones5200 6 ай бұрын

@@caroldaronch1974 the closing statement of what? Bundys 1979 trial? Or where

@caroldaronch1974 6 ай бұрын

@@devonjones5200I’m sure you watched it kzbin.info/www/bejne/b32Yopd8nJhkrc0si=n0hKVLsO8WmATEVC

@devonjones5200 6 ай бұрын

@@caroldaronch1974 oh yeah I've seen this before I've watched all the trial footage from your channel I just forgot Simpson mentioned that cuz I only seen it once like a year or so agai

@Queendora-jc9gy 6 ай бұрын

@@devonjones5200The bad thing is o J Simpson was found innocent and they still wanted to kill him!!this physco keed many and they knew and still didn't want to give him the death penalty!!White America will pay,I'm glad to see white on white crime, because they never talk about it,I don't wish death on anyone!!

@Johnnynbk 6 ай бұрын

Ted added 5 more to that address

@Romulan2469 6 ай бұрын

I wonder what happened to that giddy chick Francis Messier who had a relationship with him at the Oaks rooming house?

@patrickmccarron5059 6 ай бұрын

This is some Holy Grail footage here.

@Dman425 6 ай бұрын

Believe it or not, 1978 wasn’t the Stone Age

@mrsmiawallace3554 6 ай бұрын

@@Dman425 I think most everyone younger than say 40 nowadays will see 1978 as the stone age because of how far technology has advanced in those 46 years. I can see people in 46 years from now...thinking of 2024 as the stone age. Most college kids today can't even remember 9/11 because they weren't even born yet. So if they can't fathom life in 2001, im pretty sure they see 1978 as stone age 😓

@wimvanaerde6249 6 ай бұрын

Thx 🙏🙏

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