Ted Bundy describes the murders part 1

[@debbiedavis469]

Those poor women who trusted and tried to help someone who faked being disabled could not imagin what they went thru. RIP

[@hollywould8367]

The man Ted is talking to is Bob Keppel. A detective in Washington that caught the case of the first few girls when he was a rookie. He spent his entire career and then some on these cases. The girl that Ted is talking about was Georgeann Hawkins. It was June 11, 1974. And she really did have a Spanish test the following day. Everyone remembers Ted Bundy-- We should be remembering the young and beautiful girls whose lives Ted violently and mercilessly cut short. R.I.P. Georgeann Hawkins August 20, 1955-June 11, 1974

[@deb310red]

+Isabella Bennett I googled her name. What a beautiful young lady she was. What a monster Bundy was.

[@kencabinson9720]

Isabella Bennett That's true

[@sebastiangoldinger8484]

She was Leo.

[@lisalentile177]

he decapitated her too he was one sick fuck that didn't look like a sick fuck that's how he got some of these girls

[@dayseealbright]

Holly Would wow she was only 19 years old so young had her whole life ahead of her. I feel so deeply sorry for her and the other over 50 women this monster killed. He did not get what he deserved, electrocution was far more humane than he deserved. I feel as all who take Gods gift of life should have their life taken from them the same way they took life, but even though justice was too easy on Ted Bundy in this world he still has to answer to our God for all the horrendous murders he committed in his life. God knows all and sees all and Ted will not get it as easy as he got it from our judicial system. He will pay for all the wrong he did, just as we all will.

[@susannehyde7598]

He talks about the murder like describing what he had for lunch. The poor girl is telling him about her Spanish test. He was a demon, laughing at what this girl said 😞. Chilling

[@Bombeni]

He was in torture the last few days of his life. He was very afraid of dying ad I think the guards taunted him about it. He was a mouse at heart with the soul of a vampire.

[@glittergirl1111]

Bombeni

[@lottolinks6394]

WRONG !!!!! his lawyer HAD life in person.. TED TOOK THE DEATH PEN its all part of his game .. dumbasses the fucking killer is still manipulating these guys LOL

[@ken45y]

Which Lawyer?

[@ashleyrachael8689]

This is true. Read the stranger beside me. It details how he was going to confess for life in prison but he was too vain and decided to try to just get exonerated.

[@seanpagan2342]

Also Ted went to Florida to kill more people. Knowing that Florida had the electric chair. It was game for him

[@tricolouredribbon721]

Imagine how hard it would be to be a modern day Ted bundy with all the new technology.

[@coreymedina905]

tricoloured ribbon I’ll give it my best shot

[@emmaraines5533]

corey medina you think you’re going to be a modern day Ted Bundy? Lmao

[@Inomozo]

@@emmaraines5533 what is this the seriel killer championships?

[@emmaraines5533]

Spartic MP yeah

[@NickFouladi11]

lol! Nearly Impossible!

[@winogirlll]

He goes on and on about double lines and what the roads were like at that time- 1974. You'd think he was giving Keppel directions on where his house used to be in Seattle. It's frightening.

[@0121-x2j]

he is enjoying that kill... all over again..

[@dawsonkaiser3598]

He prbly nutted his pants talking about this

[@scottmatheson2390]

Bundy always tried to create this impression that he was killing in spite of a strong desire not to and talked about his subsequent "shock" and dismay about once again having given in to his impulse to take a life.Frankly I've never bought any of that.I think he enjoyed himself in his disgusting pursuits and also enjoyed lying to people and using his considerable intellect to manipulate them and play with them. I'd be very surprised to learn Ted ever felt a shred of remorse or regret for any of his actions other than the slip ups that led to his capture.

[@danielfisch389]

Exactly what people like Keppel and Ann Rule et al said about that sociopath too

[@katkatkatkat463]

I wonder if they actually found the items of his own that he claimed to have thrown out of the car - the briefcase, crowbar, handcuffs etc., since it was such a key part of his tale of coming out of a murderous trance.

[@macurban7946]

Wow. My dumb ass actually thought he did panic--and he did throw everything out of his car. Man, scary guy

[@LUDOfanGIRL]

I wish they had clearer recordings. Would have been more interesting if they kept him alive and studied him more. I reckon he would have a lot more to say and helping other investigations as well.

[@Romulan2469]

Justice had to be served, there was no need in keeping him alive any longer. He was drip feeding little bits of information, nothing substantial just to delay his execution. He was playing games until the end so I really don't think he could have been of significant use for other investigations aside from general advice as he provided for the Green River Killer investigation.

[@JesuínoPescador]

@@Romulan2469 Dude, life sentence is worse than getting fried like he did.

[@Romulan2469]

@@JesuínoPescador I get that, but Bundy was an escape risk and he had caused too much trouble for so many families and they wanted revenge.

[@mayaamis]

he is fascinating because unlike most killers who talked about their urges and kills in confessions he really reveled the very minimal and took all his secrets to grave, he never openly talked about his thoughts and urges or what he did to women, he described where to find bodies very technically but nothing else... I am sure he confessed to very small number on his victims and kept most secret, he never admitted when he started killing and showed the picture of just what kind of monster he was. I assume its much earlier that people think when it all started... all the way until the end he was hiding his true self and so many questions are left unanswered, this is why people are so fascinated by this even today. probably one of the most terrifying evil killers that even existed, if you can even compere these things.

[@lbabytutorials4852]

That last interview he avoided most questions and blamed it on pornography

[@EmunahFL]

@@lbabytutorials4852 He was instructed by his attorney to NOT talk about certain topics, in the hopes of a stay of execution.

[@Im_lil_kennedy]

If you look at the evidence it looks like he first killed at age 14

[@paulm8327]

All Ted Bundy recordings and interviews are literally a gold mine for fiction writers who want to explore this genre.. The level of insight he has into his actions and the way he articulates them.. You totally get the sense that there is an entirely normal person inside of Bundy who is just as shocked, surprised and confused about his actions as any normal person would be.

[@katkatkatkat463]

dude,it's kind of disrespectful to the victims to call an actual confession tape a "genre"

[@paulm8327]

@@katkatkatkat463 the confession tape isn't a genre. "Crime" is a genre and the case has been famous for 50 years. I think think its safe to talk about it without the worry of offending people.

[@EmunahFL]

@@katkatkatkat463 Are the victims here to receive such 'respect' from the living? Will such respect bring them back? Doubtful. Kind of a moot point. What has been done, has been done and can't be undone, but it can be forgiven. Forgiveness is not for the offender; it's for the sanity and peace of the offended.

[@MostInterestingManInTheWrld]

@@EmunahFLHis victim who escaped is very active here on KZbin and so are family members of those who were killed

[@LUDOfanGIRL]

Needs subtitles to be able to understand what hes saying!!

[@fernandaleite8143]

Same

[@_CorpseCandy_]

His voice is effing CREEPY!!!!!

[@tylerdarroch5512]

That's just the recording. His voice was ordinary

[@puttputt524]

Tyler Darroch beyond ordinary, he worked a suicide help line. He also wrote a pamphlet giving women advice to avoid sexual assault.

[@emmaraines5533]

I like it.

[@chloe8469]

its not

[@_CorpseCandy_]

chloe I literally said this 5 years ago go away. And you can’t tell me how to feel if I think it’s creepy it’s creepy. GO AWAY.

[@jamesheath7601]

I’m quite fascinated by Ted Bundy

[@ColdSmokes]

His memory and attention to detail is staggering. Like the judge said...he could have made a remarkable law professional but he chose another road.

[@JaxonBurn]

By "incidental things" he means; she was begging for her life.

[@redangel2870]

I'm so sorry for her. She was a very beautiful girl. She shouldn't have been like that. She and other victims didn't deserve this.

[@fretnutt72]

Every one if us has this potential, don't you think? Control and power at the worst. Every politician, judge, lawyer, police man's darkest corner? Balance of power and awareness of where I end and you begin.

[@danieldougan269]

No. I have never even been TEMPTED to do anything like this. It's horrifying and unappealing to me. It's not just a matter of not succumbing to temptation; I have no DESIRE to do it. There's a crucial difference between me and someone like Ted Bundy -- he was a sociopath, specifically a sexually sadistic and necrophiliac type. Almost the dictionary definition of one. People with sociopathic personality disorder lack the mechanism in their brain that we colloquially call a conscience. They can meticulously craft personas and feigned emotions for themselves that they don't really feel, but they can do it so consistently and so convincingly that people believe they are sincere. They feel entitled to take whatever they want, and in their minds, other people are just objects to be used or obstacles that get in the way of what they want. Ted Bundy had so many people fooled. Some people just call them evil, but that's an oversimplification -- it's a real psychological condition. Now, not all sociopaths go on to kill people. Many of them become highly successful in business or politics. (This is not to say all politicians or business executives are sociopaths, but those professions tend to attract more of them than other professions.)

[@fretnutt72]

I believe that you don't have the desire to do such awfulness. However, as extreme reaction as one like bundy exhibited, that selfish compulsion is in every one of us. I believe it could be the primal need for survival. And obviously bundy type extreme comes from a twisted and distorted fulfillment of a simple need that everyone of us has in order to complete simple goals such as taking care of our family. That's all I'm saying.

[@jonasstrzyz2469]

Nah, I think he is repressing his own childhood.

[@nickpastorino5370]

I don't believe power changes people. Some of my friends are in positions of power (surgeon, assistant director, and family physician) and they are well respected, loving saints. I believe that if a person abuses power they were always evil and it's just that power showed their true colors.

[@danieldougan8613]

Nick Pastorino I use the word "evil" sometimes, but I've come to realize that it's a very imprecise and unhelpful term...and I should stop using it. It puts everything in black and white terms. Ted Bundy was a sociopath (or psychopath, depending on your perspective). He was one of those people whose brain is simply unable to feel guilt or empathy for others. Sociopaths / psychopaths either do not have a conscience or, if they do, it is severely underdeveloped. People fitting this profile are often found in positions of power. The power did not make them sociopathic...but instead their sociopathy helped propel them to power. If not for his murdering, Bundy was by all accounts headed for a successful political career. There were prominent political figures in Washington State who knew him and simply could not believe he was capable of what he did. Most sociopaths are not violent (because violence is not what they really want), but many are consumed with getting what they want by any means necessary...even if that means stepping on or manipulating other people to get it. Bundy hated women because A) he was illegitimate and was told growing up that his mother was his sister and B) he was heartbroken over being dumped by his college girlfriend. He felt powerless when it came to women. He craved power over women, and his idea of good sex was to play God with their lives. He played out violent fantasies he saw in pornography. That's more or less what he said in interviews. Is that evil? Sure, you could say that. But it's much more interesting to understand why he did the things he did.

[@forrestd9316]

He repeats himself and takes bloody forever to get to the point and say a straight forward sentence.

[@davidbell7467]

that's because he's not wanting to talk about the monster that lived inside of him..he isn't saying well the sun came up as i was fucking her up the ass and telling her you are gonna die bitch,stc. he keeps dodging the details.

[@chainreaction5039]

David Bell Unfortunately, you're probably right. His reaction afterwards was likely excitement and he relished the memories. He was addicted to murder! He didn't want people to know the depth of his evil. So he talked about himself in the third person when he finally confessed on tape.

[@puttputt524]

Forrest D I’m not right in the morning without coffee. He probably was withdrawing from fucking corpses.

[@katskye11]

Buying time... beating around the bush. Thats exactly what he was good at.

[@emmaraines5533]

I do the same thing and half the time I don’t even realize I’m doing it. It’s a habit.

[@SilveryScream]

"pretty much alive"

[@oDyLaNx]

very much**

[@DerTypausBielefeld]

When he told the stuff about her that she had a Spanish test next day, I almost had to cry. Having pervertic sexuell emotions is something I can't comprehend, but I can understand that people have them. But raping somebody else and scarve them for life is something ... And whipping out an existence, a young, innocent existence. She had a Spanish test next day, her life was waiting for her, and she hadn't even started it. Not only that she was too young, but she was also preparing for it by her studing, preparing for her later life like any other adult. But instead, he choose to kill her, so she could never finish that test, not even joining it. Never finish her studying, never live her life she was preparing to. And why? Because he had sexuell phantasies he wanted come true?

[@Ocanaldabelinha]

yes because these fantasies and killing make him feel good, and no one would stop doing what the person enjoy doing

[@DerTypausBielefeld]

​@@Ocanaldabelinha Well, my comment is more than 5 years old. Today I know way more about this. Now I know that human beings would never feel this way. No scientist could ever explain a human would feel this because of a brain damage, for you can damage our brain as much as you want and people still would not feel attracted to corpses or children and disgusting stuff like this. The same way as for the Tourette syndrome. You can damage the brain as much as you want and people would still not randomly swear and insult other people. That makes no sense. Human beings would never feel like this, human beings do not do this! We are all getting corrupted. And no Christian or Muslim could ever tell me it was the devil and his angels or something like this, for they are nothing but creations themselves, so they would never have these powers over other creatures. That makes NO sense either. There is only one entity who has powers of the creation, it is the one that designed it or at least was a designer once, so he has powers of the designed things! And this is exactly what we see all day, the perfection we see in all the way it was designed requires an entity that designed them once. But we see it in the same way how everything good was designed, no matter what it is, it is also getting polluted, and no human being or anybody else could ever pollute the things that were designed without the permission of the one that designed it. No human being could ever rape, torture, moleste or kill another human being without the agreement of the one that designed them, and no human being would ever come to think of this madness in the first place. In other words: If a human being gets these thoughts by himself without someone told him them, it is the flaw of the one that designed them. And if a human being would never think gross stuff like this - which is the case -, there is only one entity that could corrupted our thoughts, it is the entity that once designed them who has the power to fill our mind with these crazy things. And on top all of that, if I design something, I am responsible for it, which means the designer is not only responsible for the bad things his creation is doing, but he is also responsible for helping, so things like this with Bundy do not even happen. But he does not, even though he must. So we see dogs are chained to a barrel for more than 19 years, for instance! So that is what behind all of that. The former designer deciced voluntarely to turn mad and evil and lost his allmightyness, in case he ever really had an allmightyness, and his powers are shrinking until he finally lost all of them and the order will be restored again, and he gets his punishment for all the things that happened afterwards!

[@HeiMarLy]

It really is a very small thing but at 7:02 the way he questions and says “what?” It sounds frustrated and hostile. It’s one little word but I could hear his heathen side in it. Call me crazy whatever.

[@iiNeedSkins]

Yeah everyone heard that, it's obvious.

[@seriouslyvalentino6595]

Yes

[@fionahepburn4766]

I found the way he said it to be extremely creepy; the real Ted in that moment came through.

[@Villiago]

Sweetheart, he is the person everyone thinks of at night before they lock their door.

[@joetoronto]

Bundy essentially blamed everything on pornography. The problem with that is, all men love pornography, hardly any end up being serial killers though.

[@aaronstately]

Actually alot of new studys are showing that pornography does cause damage. Watch this: watch?v=wSF82AwSDiU It may be mild in some cases, to extreme in Bundys case. I dont blame the porn, but it is certainly a contributing factor, more so because he identified it.

[@joetoronto]

Does the study say that all people who look at pornography end up as killers? Does it say that most do? How about that almost none do? SMH.

[@aaronstately]

joetoronto No, but i dont recall a study that ever has come back 100% on anything. Internet porn due tot he "click effect" in particular leads to depression, anxiet etc. Bundy refered to the click effect in the video, the brain wanting its next hit of dopamine by newer and more dangerous porngraphy...till murder.

[@aaronstately]

Your confusing attraction with gratification.

[@GialloHorror]

Bundy did not blame anything on pornography. His interview with Dobson was just another ploy. Bundy was a manipulative, pathological liar. He said what he felt people wanted to hear,and used that interview as a tactic to get another stay of execution. Sure, he said pornography made him do it, but he was not being truthful about that in the least. He was a true sociopath, and suffered from antisocial personality disorder. Pornography, or not, Bundy was destined to commit those crimes.

[@GialloHorror]

I don't think you need to think of him. He was dead before your were born.

[@Yoginiengineer]

But I think about him all the time, how could he do what he did to Kimberly leach. His appearance is completely contradicting to his actions.

[@Bogalishus669]

These are so eerie.

[@tonyl6520]

how come I can never find video footage while describing the murders? only audio, how do I know that really him talking?

[@colinbaker5781]

What a character

[@yvonnespearing]

whats so sadis I knew her,she was so nice.she went lakes high school.cheerleader.a student,no one knew what happened to her,until he said he killed her.gosh this so long ago.but still remember her walking down the hall way at school holding her books.sad,sooo sad

[@iST0N3D]

be careful at night the spirit of bundy has not been killed. buy some pepper spray xD

[@misscarly12]

lol at these people reacting "seek help oh my god" when some just said he was a handsome man. he was HANDSOME. We are talking about the physical attributes. Did anyone say "what he did was the right thing killinh people is just so right i worship him"?? They are FASCINATED. They dont LIKE him. Those are 2 completely different words. and those groupies were just thirsty because the celebrity Bundy (confident, arrogant, charming, kind) was in charge. Bet yall those girls would run for their lives if it was the Real Bundy (killer) who was in front of them.

[@nilloop8181]

no theyd try to help him exape if they could

[@tedsava1800]

EXACTLY! Because he was so handsome people trusted him and he was able to become such a widespread killer

[@puttputt524]

rooney mara I have a crush on Jodi arias, and don’t know why. She shot her boyfriend and stabbed him 30 times, and I think she is gorgeous and nice, but apparently a serial liar.

[@ReservoirPunk]

@@puttputt524 You're a fucking idiot

[@daniellab4031]

puttputt524 okay having a CRUSH on a killer is a problem. You can say they’re good looking but having a CRUSH on them is bizarre

[@berkslaw]

The funny thing is that a lot of F.B.I. investigators would probably be equally fascinating with Bundy.

[@littlesometin]

Never seen so many disturbing comments in my life.

[@bhoumik4]

this guy's frickin creepy!!!

[@deathcoresnob5193]

He’s completely harmless compared to Albert Fish

[@ChessArmyCommander]

What a crock of shit! He had no remorse. He was never happier than when he was driving his car with a newly caught victim on his way to some private place to live out his sick dreams. He was in heaven during such times. Sick bastard.

[@lanabanana68]

exactly! psychopaths are incapable of remorse.

[@Cromcruach666]

he had all the makings of a politician or CEO

[@ChessArmyCommander]

If they are remorseful, then that makes the family members of the victims feel a little better. I guess.

[@am-tu6nj]

hello my name is ted bundy. "crowbar"

[@babscabs1987]

Ron Jonson?

[@kiricamel]

his voice is quite soothing..

[@QueenOfTheHighway71]

He was almost believing his own damn lies

[@hibiscusbiscuit9010]

Have you seen his video interview? His charm is undeniable and creepy I don't understand ..

[@brianparks2039]

Didn't he help catch Gary Ridgeway?

[@andreaturnquist4855]

Yes.

[@713anand]

He said he was in horror about “what happened”...... he makes it sound like he didn’t execute a fully planned out event and it just “happened”

[@CapstoneTider]

This sounds like a Jim Jones rambling

[@alastairwest5200]

TED'S DEAD - JUST SAYING...

[@Christrulesall2]

Just like zed.

[@richardfruge2642]

Alastair West doesn't matter,too many people died.

[@emmaraines5533]

I don’t know why but I like to listen to this every night.

[@josuecalvo2589]

you should go get medical attention my friend

[@emmaraines5533]

Josuu Saying I believe you mean “psychological help” because I don’t require medical attention. I just enjoy some good old Ted Bundy ASMR. :)

[@E5.0li]

@@sarahbartlett1196 she doesn’t need help she needs me

[@charlesharmon8478]

I find it interesting that he panicked at dawn. Not unlike movies we've seen of vampires. Evil prefers the cover of darkness., whereas light reveals sin.

[@SalveRegina8]

I know everywhere he’s taking about. It’s crazy when you are able to picture the exact location he’s describing.

[@Nina-kb7dl]

I wish I could do that

[@Jen-X333]

What an effing liar, saying it’s too painful for him to talk about and that he was horrified by what he had done. Bullshit. I don’t believe either of those statements for a second.

[@Romulan2469]

Of course, psychopaths like him feel zero remorse for their result of their actions and the grief and suffering they have caused. His only "regret" towards the end was getting caught and facing the electric chair.

[@sammott8557]

I can't make out what he says at 4:26, What did she say to him?

[@theonlydjtopcat]

When was this taping? and who is the detective interviewing??

[@AM-xe4iq]

He's lying in this interview. He thoroughly enjoyed talking about all of this and remembered every detail of every crime. He's trying to act like he came back to some "awareness" about what had happened and was horrified at what he had done. Liar. He loved it, loved talking about it and remembered it all.

[@dajahlindsey9632]

He's so weird but fascinating

[@redrebel4540]

Chilling but fascinating.

[@fernfreeman1729]

Ted abducted her at around 10 p.m. and likely got her to the crime scene no later than 11 pm. He said it was almost daylight when he finished her off. Therefore, how molested her for close to 6 hours, so just imagine what she went through. No animal would treat another animal like that.

[@Dimples1309]

Genetic predisposition to violence and lack of consequence coupled with a bad environment

[@SuperR160]

Ted Bundy was from a loving family, No bad environment! Genetic predisposition to violence - Yes! Psychopaths do not produce the same levels of empathy aka "Warrior Gene"..

[@joetoronto]

You obviously have canned responses that you try and fir into everything, it doesn't work that way, honey. SMH.

[@SuperR160]

www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&ved=0CEMQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fsites.google.com%2Fsite%2Fpsychologyofpsychopaths4a%2Fare-serial-killers-born-that-way%2Fwhat-is-the-maoa-gene-the-warrior-gene&ei=3PaRUtypOYKAhAfW_YHoCQ&usg=AFQjCNE4meVj5SK4uCIrtS2neYdGY-V-cQ&sig2=uckNvoB_jGmyJmFstGMJ-A

[@GialloHorror]

Procrastanator yep Bundy was a Sociopath, not a psychopath. And yes, while he was from a loving family but he never got over the fact that he was an illegitimate child. He did not respect his stepfather

[@jflsdknf]

GialloHorror How nice that his family was loving, but his family members pretended to be people other than they were to him. I believe it was his grandparents pretended to be his parents, and similarly others. That alone can mess up a kid for life.

[@mckinlsa]

He is the person I think of every night before I lock my door.

[@vanscoyoc]

Old Sparky had the last laugh!

[@richardfruge2642]

vanscoyoc but didn't suffer like his victims.

[@AnneliesRosseel]

vanscoyoc the chair he was fried in wasn’t called old sparky

[@chloe8469]

stfu

[@andreacid4186]

Is it just me or does he sound somewhat like Buffalo Bill in this interview?

[@magla345]

who is bundy being interviewed by? and what date is this?

[@Michele1ELL]

robert keppel. king county, seattle detective who investigated ted's seattle crimes, and knew ted was the killer. days before his execution ted met with detectives from washington, utah, colorado and Idaho to finally confess and go over the details to look for remains as many of the girls were still missing at the time. many never were found

[@lydiaroyal3251]

+Michele Neri thanks for the info.😊

[@s0metimes_liv]

i was 1 year old when this video came out lmaoooo

[@PaulButtrill]

Is this upload real?. Seems a bit strange that he was on video doing an interview just before his execution and yet these audio 'interviews' crop up from nowhere.

[@danieladougan]

He did both interviews. In the video interview with James Dobson, he was trying to make a point about pornography being a catalyst. But he had also done a series of audio interviews with Detective Bob Keppel.

[@danieladougan]

***** Riiiiiiight, because Detective Bob Keppel, who had hunted Bundy for years across multiple states, didn't know who he was interviewing at the Florida State Prison.

[@mikeymacabre4032]

BUNDY, One of God's most fucked up/fasinating creatures.

[@stephendavies2191]

How is he fascinating?? Thats quite grotesque that you think a serial killer is fascinating. Maybe you might be one.

[@pyxl666]

Stephen Davies Serial killers fascinate some, like myself. Book writers are often fascinated by them, and so they write stories about them. Does that make them serial killers as well? Of course not. Some people are just interested in how the human mind works-specifically killers. This also does not mean they're serial killers. Think before you speak ignorance please.

[@stephendavies2191]

I actually find that messed up that you guys would want to even write/learn about a guy killing people. And I bet any money that people who study about serial killers have not thought of becoming one. For example what happend at the school massacre in sandy hook? He wasnt a serial killer but he was really interested in school massacres and eventually did one himself.

[@pyxl666]

But... Are you not remotely interested in the way his mind "worked" and led him to kill at least 30 people, if not more? Why are you even watching this video then? What makes his brain different from my brain? Or your brain? Or a different serial killer's brain? Also I'm sure at least 90% of the world's population has had the impulse to kill, whether it was from anger, curiosity, or the "thrill". The difference between serial killers and those who think about it is that the killers acted upon it. Also I'm interested in the minds of what goes on in school shooters heads...but will I ever go to a school - especially an elementary school - and shoot up the kids? Hell no. That's wrong on several levels.

[@KillDozer44]

Mikey Macabre god aint real

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

what was the date/location of the interview? Also, can anyone confirm that he was confessing into a tape recorder as he walked to the execution chamber?

[@RedUSMarines311]

what side road was he referring to?

[@hippiegoddess8372]

?

[@isabellebazzi5547]

Rip to all the poor victims 😪

[@redangel2870]

They are soo pretty❤️

[@isabellebazzi5547]

red angel i know hope they are resting in peace poor girls 😪

[@Spud13ify]

@easeofdisease Not suprising considering it was recorded on an audio cassette roughly 25 years ago. Give or take a year or two.

[@kirstinetermansen7234]

Could you please.,, play this. Slow investigation, as... The interwiew is public too

[@stephanie649]

I heat different stories from what he looked like when he walked into the Ol sparky room. Does anyone know the actual accounts to that?

[@ritwikachatterjee5792]

It would be nice with sub

[@blondthought5175]

Well, everything was going fine for me until he says "I drug her into a copse of trees." IT'S 'DRAGGED', DAMMIT. I DRAGGED her into a copse of trees. Jesus.

[@imcavdb5465]

Blond Thought THAT'S what you're mad about?

[@MrAdryan1603]

Blond Thought: Hahaha that made me laugh so hard. That really bothers me, too!

[@qnzfinest323]

Who gives a shit.

[@qnzfinest323]

Ever heard of a phrase?, smart one. lol

[@haf816r]

Blond Thought lol! That's what gets me, too! I mean Ted knew that, he was a smart guy. He's just fuckin w us!!!

[@CCCSaxsonWarmonger]

I dont understand why people say he doesnt show remorse or empathy. I dont think hes good or that he redeemed himself but i also dont think he lacked remorse i think he says he was horrified that he killed and i think he was right that it wAs to him a possession thing because he felt he could never have anyone so he got off on taking what he could never have by “getting” a beautiful girl. Idk if that makes to much sense because its not supposed to be a rationalization its just that i think he expresses 1 remorse and 2 motivation and i dont think they are sociopathy but i also think he deserved that chair

[@SuperStrik9]

According to Ann Rule's The Stranger Beside Me the ticking sound that's heard is due to a malfunction in the tape recorder. Thought it was a clock til I read that book.

[@LegendLover101]

@VikingTerror616 so are you saying its not really his fault then because he can't control them?

[@YEWSHOULDGETLIKEME]

isn't it weird how much scott ( kourtney kardashian ]'s boyfriend look like ted bundy.

[@sislacs]

these are the actual interviews from Robert keppels book the riverman well worth a read

[@ineffablemars]

Whenever he says Taylor mountain it freaks me out a bit because my name is Taylor, and it's just strange hearing him say it. It really spooks me.

[@nicolaswysocki9542]

Great story...

[@Smiles2U4Ever]

+Taylor Lynn TAYLOR MOUNTAIN!

[@ineffablemars]

+Nicolas Wysocki good comment, mate.

[@Smiles2U4Ever]

Taylor Lynn TAYLOR MOUNTAIN was named after some guy who settled on it back in the mid-1800's. Many people live there today and they're not freaked out because of some LOSER named Bundy decided to use it as a dumping ground. Taylor Mountain is actually a pleasant place, so don't let it freak you out. Taylor is a good name.

[@Smiles2U4Ever]

MMA Name You Weenie...lol. Taylor Mountain Forest is located southeast of Tiger Mountain, south of I-90 and east of SR 18, between the communities of Hobart and North Bend in eastern King County. Taylor Mountain Forest is also popular for its trails and recreation. I'm from there and it's very much TAYLOR MOUNTAIN.

[@ajones23809]

I recognise the ego behind his communications it excites him.Like patting himself on the back.Heard this type of reactions before to their crime .

[@kevinrivera40]

I find this so relaxing

[@valleygirlgg]

I live in one of the states he killed in..probably killed over 100 women here.. He is called a chameleon..notice how he looks differnt in each picture. I think he was fascinating! Not that I condone what he did but what made him tick and what made him so that he had to do what he did. he grew up not far from me..all very creepy

[@Chaos------]

Now imagine an abattoir talking about how he beat a cow to death.

[@redsavageful]

necrophilia is sick but in this shameful case of ted, it saved many more lives/women who could have been killed RIP Victims :(

[@Whatinthefdoyouwant]

😮 subtitles. Please

[@dasiathompson5385]

Oh God... His voice

[@jennifers6435]

Frightening..I grew up east of seattle..and camped out on the Taylor river road.

[@kevjtnbtmglr]

So rare to capture one alive.

[@danimal24585]

@Valhallachilles A very small percent of the population are born with psychopathy, doesn't mean they are killers, but means they are devoid of emotions and empathy. Sociopathy has many of the same characteristics, but society plays a major role in shaping their distorted behavior. Dexter on the Showtime series is a perfect example of a sociopath; society played a major role in what he became. But for several years, psychopathy has been seen as an incurrable mindset. Scary shit..

[@Ocanaldabelinha]

dude if you don't know what empathy you'll trust psychiatrists, empathy is when you feel the feelings of others usually friends. not feeling pain after hearing about death is normal, someone that supports trump and hear about biden dying for example wouldn't feel bad

[@Rawapplesauce]

Hating someone for murder will never bring back the lives of the people who died I'd rather honor the memory of the victims rather than lament the infamously of the murder

[@Nigelxman]

Why should I shut up about him Flashbabe?? Are you a big fan of Ted Bundy?

[@troyusa0727]

When you look at the prevalence of antisocial personality disorder, 90% of people with the disorder are simply among us. Only 10% are serial killers.

[@colleencash6226]

What he did was not right and very disgusting, but he has a mental illness...had a mental illness, it doesn't give him the excuse or anything like that for his actions, but yes mental illness is real guys.

[@hannawatkins5296]

You're right, I hate when people think that having a mental illness is just an excuse. It's not an excuse, it's an explanation.

[@jflsdknf]

People with a mental illness either do not realize their actions/thoughts are "crazy," or they are aware their actions/thoughts are not healthy and know they need to change. Serial killers are just plain evil, not even human beings. They realize their actions are not right and yet don't give a shit, they just love killing people. No mental illness there - that is just who they are deep down. This is why you cannot cure or even treat a psychopath or sociopath, all mental health experts know they are untreatable. There is nothing to cure. I realize it is hard to accept that someone could just naturally be so hateful and evil, but that is the fact.

[@hannawatkins5296]

Such an interesting case to study. Horrible, but interesting.

[@hannawatkins5296]

Holly 26 I completely agree, sociopaths at such a level as Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer are beyond the treatment that we can give them. However, I think you'd be really interested in watching Child of Rage. It is about a young girl who has sociopathic tendencies and exhibits that behavior.

[@hannawatkins5296]

***** I understand your point, that he was solely responsible for his actions. Psychopathy is a personality disorder. There are many different causes associated with it. If you think about it, mental illnesses are just labels for different behaviors that we exhibit so that others can understand it and why we behave that way.

[@danielbaugher826]

What are vicious circle , he drank probably like most folks to help deal with inner demons and struggles , but the alcohol makes peoplr much more uninhibited , which would give him what he needed to kill , then sobering up realizing what he has done and all the emotions and horror lead to another bottle and another murder

[@dorarouzi]

He admitted that he smoked a lot of weed.It was not only the alcohol.

[@ma.theresamore7501]

I see Ted bundy mysteriously fascinating, how he can escape and repeatedly do the killings without anyone noticing or him having caught. I am so fascinated how he can act normal after each killings, him and Jeffrey Dahmer makes me so curious about how their brain functions and what makes them so keen to do it over and over again.. I have been studying their documentaries out of curiosity and will soon make a blog of this certain behavior.

[@alex25wrc]

serial killers are fascinating...

[@coughf101]

i was thinking the same thing, i'm thrown off hearing his compassion and i can't figure out the true motive behind it.

[@bascal133]

This is hard to listen to, those poor women such a tragedy to have their lives and potential stolen from them for literally nothing.

[@easeofdisease]

the real crime is how bad this audio quality is

[@C03_]

zodiac killer never got caught. zodiac: 1 ted bundy: 0

[@lonelyanon3249]

Hugh G. Rection Actually zodiac is get a caught, but he dies in hospital... you must see movie about zodiac

[@TheRhNegative]

Mario Krizmanić I'm not so sure about the accuracy of that film, Mario. Arthur Lee Allen's DNA did not match the samples taken from the taunting notes sent to Police in '69. But the other clues are just too creepy though

[@berkslaw]

No, their job is to perform without partiality-not fascination!

[@aaronf9895]

and too believe this happened a few hours from where I used to live. gotta be careful and keep an eye out wherever u are

[@allitheredraider]

@VikingTerror616 Actually, if I remember correctly he was diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. I also think it is the general consensus that if someone can't control desires or emotions that there is something exceptionally different from a psychological point of view.

[@Ocanaldabelinha]

dude doctors are the crazy ones he had erotophonophilia

[@cherimv4390]

Ppl bring up his "lack of remorse" not bcuz it makes the victims families feel better it's bcuz it shows the monster he is, it shows the depths of his depravity & proves jst how sick he actually was, for a normal person it is impossible to fathom brutally killing ppl & having absolutely no feelings of remorse or regret about it. & its true Ted Bundy had zero empathy he is the definition of a sociopath so much so that he passed Polygraph Tests, he had tht lil of an emotional reaction ovr all the sick shit he did.

[@chillout5608]

Cherim V he wasn't sick, he was misunderstood

[@veezienhamoruhwande99]

He was in his manic phase during this interview... Evil