Ted Bundy - REAL Crime Scene Locations

Come with us as we visit the actual TED BUNDY crime scene locations here in Florida. From the Florida State Prison where Ted Bundy was executed in 1989 to the Chi Omega Sorority House in Tallahassee, Florida.
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[@gornhegonomy8819]

Many people have forgotten the little girl he killed in Idaho. Also 12 yrs old. 1975.

[@larryrobertson2150]

Right , i was looking for that. I believe her last name was Culver.

[@theswainnway8493]

Was jus reading about that one, I heard so much about kim leech but never that one, its crazy because even further i seen others that were 14-16 truly sad there

[@applejellypucci]

wow. It's like the justice system forgot all about her. May she R.I.P.

[@insaneone4369]

Not me. Lynette Culver...

[@glitteryguts8173]

this is because he was not criminally convicted of those murders but it is believed he did so much more! if you go onto a news channel think its kido or something detectives are now reopening cold cases in which they believe ted bundy to have committed!

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

When Ted Bundy was 3, he went near his 15 year old sleeping aunt, he placed 3 butchering knives beside her and grinned as she wokeup. She felt weird, and shooed him away outside her bedroom. Later she went and told Bundy's mom about, they shrugged it off. A serial killer doesn't become a serial killer overnight, the signs appear from the childhood, like killing animals or having absolutely no empathy towards fellow living beings.

[@torquetheprisoner]

yep defiantly his nature not how he was brung up

[@TBx46]

Stupid

[@glengamble526]

Ted also killed animals a child. He called it ‘Playing God’. He would get white mice from the pet shop and take them into the woods-determining which got set free and which got killed. Those who were selected to die, he would dismember and pull apart, while alive...with his bare hands.

[@TBx46]

@@glengamble526 you do realise that’s fake right ? His lawyer was full of trash

[@flashdance5574]

@@torquetheprisoner brought

[@chuckf2156]

I just graduated from FSU; I was an English major, so I walked by the Ted Bundy house a lot. It’s right behind the English buildings.

[@iloveyouhecried]

Chuck F who cares

[@jamielehman4934]

Wait a minute. Are you talking about The Oaks? I read that the Oaks was burned down?

[@chuckf2156]

Jamie Lehman yea, it was. I was just referring to the Chi Omega House.

[@jamielehman4934]

@@chuckf2156 Oh OK. That's so cool!

[@ssherrierable]

And I must say you resemble him very closely.

[@lemonhead162]

I read the book on the Kimberly Leach case. It's more disturbing than people realize. The police think he was violating her, then they think he slit her throat during the act. She died a very violent, nightmarish death! Horrible!! They also found a lot of blood in the van. Also, there were two witnesses who saw Bundy with her. The first was a fireman who was going home to change clothes and he saw Bundy leading the child away from the school. She did look upset and the fireman thought it was a father picking up his child. Kimberly had a football jersey on with her name on the back and they theorize that is how he lured her into the van. He probably called her by her name, then might've told her there was an accident with her family or something. Maybe that's why she was crying. The other witness was a lady driving behind the van (stolen from the university in Tallahassee) and she witnessed Bundy screaming at someone in the van, almost as if they were on the floor of the van. She said he looked pissed when he was screaming at whoever it was that was on the floor of the van. I wish they could of saved her! Poor child! I cannot imagine how frightened she was! He was an absolute monster!!!

[@sanjosemike3137]

My understanding is that the murderer refused to "discuss" this particular victim. Yet, he was willing to discuss others. I wonder if he realized his evil nature and what he did to her (and the others) would "awaken" a necessity for punishment for his sins? Like many of you, I often wonder what strikes fear in the hearts of murderers? We assume he was an atheist. But I wonder how he (and other murderers) can be SO SURE? At some point, close to their own death, they must wonder what awaits them. If there is judgment for their crimes, it would be the worst imaginable result. When Leventry Beria (Stalin's chief murderer) was told he would be shot, he immediately collapsed into tears and begged for his life. Naturally, he feared being shot in the head. But he also had to be thinking about what awaited him on the other side. THAT would be a good reason to beg for his life. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

[@Emunah13819]

Literally at the last hours, Ted was wailing and praying. He had acknowledged Christ as Lord and was actually confessing as a way to cleanse himself. (It started off as bones-for-time, but as one tends to be faced with their own mortality, fear strikes, and it turned to repentance). A lot of people don't want to believe this, being who he was, and what he did, but Ted is at peace and is healed now of this sickness. @@sanjosemike3137

[@michaelacaleb7919]

Poor baby girl :( I’m sure she was so terrified that day, she was so pretty & young, she didn’t deserve to die. Ted had such a dark & twisted mind, RIP to all of his victims.

[@KenyoMurabu]

Supposedly, he was more twisted then People actually think he was... --- Time Of Some Victims Deaths --- Place Of Victims Death --- Also, How & When They Were Taken Place --- What He Was Doing While Some Of His Victims Were Still Alive? ------ Is a bit Darker & more Twisted then you might think? o_@ The Question isn't how, what reaction, or what People felt about his Overall Experience today, but the Question more is how do his Surviving Victims actually take all this in from People all around creating Videos Online, posting this all in Magazines, & such today? ---- Do they even look at it like Several Years later? ---- Or did they close off the book, & stay away ignoring this Content existing?

[@scentlessapprentice88]

They may not even know these vids exist but, I'm sure they looked into it and what happened to any other potential survivors. I'm also sure they've more then likely closed off that part of the past and moved forward.

[@cazpk6840]

If Ted had been buried, it would probably have been destroyed by an angry mob. Explains maybe why he wanted to be cremated.

[@petraleopold2713]

​@@KenyoMurabu this is what i've been saying too!

[@wonkavision3]

It's really awesome of you guys to stop and pay respects to the little girl. I would love to do something like this.

[@cherylboyd1811]

So go do it! 😃

[@charlierobles316]

Then go do it

[@cherylboyd1811]

@@charlierobles316 yes indeed IEEE

[@wonkavision3]

Sorry not everyone has the money right now to travel

[@cherylboyd1811]

@@wonkavision3 oh- OK 👌 well one day maybe ..one day ..wish you well on that

[@sharonanne6293]

I have watched a lot of Ted Bundy videos. Never seen one like this. You take us to all the places that someone like myself could never get to. Thank you for your videos. Stay safe x

[@cazpk6840]

Thanks for placing beautiful flowers at Kimberly's tomb. I have also been reading about Lynda Ann Healy ( his first known murder victim ) and am amazed that Ted walked into a house with 4 other girls and walked away with Lynda after dressing her up in new clothes at night. Noone heard from Lynda again ! Do a video on her if you can - I am very heartbroken for all the victims. It is all very sad.

[@user-zm1mc1wd8b]

Ted Bundy is a truly evil!!! RIP little girl Kimberly and to all victims😔

[@supportyourtroopsathletes6460]

What's really freaky and can be seen in comments online, the state park where Kimber leaches body was discovered in the old pig pen has a campground in that state parks in which residents have reported super Natural activity suspected to be from Kimberly around the campground. It is not a favorite campground by many so it is one of the Lowest prices per night of any state park in Florida. I travel a lot in my small RV with it being really cheap anywhere from 10 to 13 a night with electric, water,, bathroom showers and what ever recreational activities eack park offers (except rainbow river state park which is $16 a night or any in the Florida keys which is $18 a night on my military discount to state parks here. It is not a state park I prefer for that reason alone may she rest in peace.

[@janetlieb2507]

He was not human.

[@maryhill8371]

I wouldn’t feel bad in anyway about what you’re documenting simply because these victims and their stories should never be forgotten. You bring to light the reality of what so many of us have only seen in the news and the movies. This is a good thing. My son being a retired New York State Correction Officer had over watched Mark David Chapman (John Lennon’s killer) at Wende Correctional Prison, the Son of Sam David Berkowitz in Attica Prison along with the transport of Richard Kuklinski (the Ice Man) and many more. He said within the last few years Attica Prison covered up most of the bullet holes from the uprising.

[@kathyturner6177]

Thank you for your work on showing us these stories. These victims should never be forgotten and you are helping for us to know more about these killings. Thank you for your time and work.🙋‍♀️

[@rebeccahoffman2901]

I'm so glad you do these crime scene locations because that history is so important. You both show such compassion and focus on the facts. Thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@themerchantofengland]

Hi, they're great aren't they and yes I agree history should always be remembered no matter how graphic and brutal.

[@wendib5946]

Hi there, Thank you both so much for taking the time to document this for us. I get sick to my stomach every time I see a photo of Bundy - makes my skin crawl. This is very informative!

[@nicolel1710]

I cant believe I just now found you guys. First time watching and im GLUED! You guys are great! Keep up the awesome work. You guys are super interesting and very respectful to the deceased. All around great videos! Surprised you don't have millions of views!

[@bluebellrose8]

I think you're incredibly respectful and informative with how you present your videos. You're presenting the facts as they are currently known and I think it helps to humanize the victims and give them a voice so they are not lost to history or forgotten.

[@volleyguy1001]

As to where within the prison Ol' Sparky was and the actual location of the death sentence being carried out... At 3:10, the very far right, bottom floor, last window, thats where the magic happened. In photos you can see them rolling the body out of there and there is a direct drive up for the hearse.

[@Alessiasbackheal]

Magic ? A tad insensitive

[@Simon-talks]

Yep, it's always magic when a horrendous serial killer gets put down

[@larryfreestone6135]

Great job grimmlife! Thanks for bringing this history back to our remembrance. I love the way you articulate your points and how sensitive you are to the story line. Literally one of the best channels on KZbin.

[@solcutta3661]

Yes easily one of the best utube channels. These guys are great.

[@Tarantulisimo]

22:00 -- it wasn't actually a faulty alarm system. The back entrance of Chi Omega had a sliding glass patio door with a broken lock/latch on it that didn't always catch -- it led out to the rear of the building & a parking area, & tons of people went in and out that way without always checking the lock. And The Oaks wasn't really a halfway house, it was just a typical '70s on/off-campus boarding house

[@susieq2cute]

I just found your channel a few days ago, so I have been binge watching your videos. I have to space out the crime scene ones as I kinda get a little depressed if I watch too many at a time. But, you’ve done fantastic research. Since I’m 68, I am well aware of most of the crime stories. What makes your videos worth watching, too, is the love you two share. It’s so sweet to watch. Please keep up the great work you two! By the way, your intro is killer (no pun intended……well, yeah, pun was intended. lol).

[@kennyrogers3919]

I think that most people that watch your channel appreciate your hard work! I know I do and I’m no psycho. I just find it fascinating and I love history both good and bad. More people need to know history, ALL OF IT!

[@lemonhead162]

Exactly!!!!

[@lotstodo]

Are you sure? Ha! I'm the same.

[@aylagregg1962]

Omg why have I only seen this post NOW, thank you so much for this. The prison graveyard was unexpected but much appreciated. Thank you so much for this. Much love and hugs to you guys ♥️

[@mrs.bendover8613]

OMG!! Where have y’all been all my life?!! Yayyyy a channel I can leave on repeat! Very cool 👍🏼

[@ladybellaim]

Michael and Jessica, you do such an awesome job with these videos. Thank you!

[@jeanangel2104]

I've been watching your vids for a couple of hours.....love them all especially Bonnie and Clyde, thanks great work.

[@glitteryguts8173]

really enjoyed this video! i want to visit america before i turn 30 to do exactly as you two have done so this has been amazing for me during lock down and also in this cold and snowy weather. thankyou for making and excited to watch your other content!

[@barharborsunrise6581]

Well done, and although sad and gruesome, you do offer respects to the victims, keep the memory alive and remind us to caution our loved ones and all vulnerable people. That's a valuable thing so thank you both for bringing us these videos.

[@jdpeh4me]

Michael and Jessica, you guys are awesome! Keep up the good work! Love your videos!

[@ejudd2776]

I’m a new fan. Love your tour. You guys work great together.

[@2000stephenellis]

Goddamn this channel is soooo addictive ! .. slowly working my way through your "back catalogue" ..keep up the good work ... sub`d and notified for sure .. thanks you guys.. peace from the U.K.

[@gloyogi]

I love your content! I found you while searching Salem. All of your videos are great, and detailed. Plus I love the relationship you have with Jessica!

[@grimmlifecollective]

Glad you found us.

[@cftraveler]

I’m so obsessed with your channel! I just found it. I love the true crime scenes, they’re my favourite! You have an amazing way to tell stories and film everything!

[@angelmorrigan7680]

thankyou grimmlifecollective! you have the perfect voice for doing these documentaries- very easy to listen to! i especially love your videos on true crime, and on rock n roll! 🖤☠🖤

[@JCStorm76]

This video deserves more views. Thanks for posting it

[@sassygirl8839]

I went to the Tallahassee Memorial ER the day after the Bundy murders at the soriety. There were nurses crying in the ER and no x-ray film available as they had used it all with girls from soriety .It was one of my friends dad's a pathologist who saved the skin Bundy bite one of the victims on which later convicted him of the murders...just found your channel and love it!! Hope I can watch your next live stream!!

[@nikkiroeder5774]

Moon Dancer : Wow. That is being up close and personal to a very famous peice of history that was happening all around you. What a trip.

[@laddersman]

great video .i just found your channel i watched a Bundy doc other night . keep these Location Videos coming :) all the best from UK .

[@FlyingWalnut]

I've been binging your content in no specific order, and that opening jingle just doesn't get old.

[@Texscripter]

Appreciate you guys doing these, as you called it, "silly little documentaries," lol. It's not silly - as you said, you're covering history. And with history, it's important to remember it. It's also important to remember these poor souls that this monster murdered back in the day. You're both utterly respectful in each and every one of your videos of property and others, and that's commendable as well. I grew up in Texas and remember Henry Lee Lucas's rampage well. I also clearly remember the morning Ted Bundy was executed; I was driving to college for class and the local morning radio show on the rock station was having a lot of fun with electricity SFX and the like. It was like a celebration when he was finally put down, and rightfully so. Thank you for your thoughtful and interesting coverage. One more thing - you guys are probably aware of this now (this video was four years ago after all), but in real estate, you do not have to tell people if some horrific crime happened on the premises. If they ask, and you know the answer, it's my understanding you do have to let them know. I don't know how this works for dorm rooms or renters but I'd hazard to guess it's similar. My thought is, they'd rather keep people in the dark than tell them "oh by the way, Ted Bundy killed someone in this room...welcome and have a good night!" It would be interesting to see how many college-age kids nowadays have knowledge of these events, or if they're utterly clueless. I'd also wonder if the place is haunted.

[@brandirosetta1090]

Loved this! You guys are great and I really enjoy watching your videos!!

[@grimmlifecollective]

Thank you so much, and we are really happy you enjoy them.

[@jayjones9050]

Im a big fan of what you two do (grief tourist) and you are two of the very best at it. Subscription added. Thank you for all you do.

[@brent4770]

Dude you're better than watching tv! Been watching your videos for hours.

[@danahughes7026]

just found ur channel today and im hooked. very interesting.

[@jackiebaumgart611]

Very well put together. I have followed the Bundy murders for years. I enjoyed the video!

[@kccotrophy9006]

Going back and watching some old videos and wow it's hard not to see green hair on Jessica. Great video!!

[@2noavl411]

Thanks for the video. Especially visiting the young girls grave. FYI The cut in the trees you had never seen before is called a powerline. It's for poles that carry power to rural areas.

[@82566]

Thank you for ur reverence to Kimberly Leach ,she was & is someone's child who is loved imo some curators forget this and exploit instead .I have alot of respect for how u handled her story ,although I love diving into the minds of these losers and viewing the darker aspects of crimes there are certain lines I won't cross .

[@rder3855]

I like how you add actual videos to your videos this is awesome I’m so glad I found this channel❤️ If you do Jefferey Dhamer I’ll be happy to show you around my grandma lived in same building ❤️

[@cocoj1976]

Did she have any interactions with him?

[@dukehalliday9833]

Building Is NO Longer There

[@bjornemccomb8262]

Amazing, some things I’ve never seen! Great video and FYI Teds VW Bug is in Pigeon Forge, TN at the crime museum!

[@Tomtoms-tomtoms]

Hi from Dublin, Ireland. I love this channel, its so cool that in America you can get in a car and drive to so many cool, famous locations. It might take hours or days, but you can do it. Thanks so much for posting these videos, its a great channel, i loved your one on amityville! Keep up the good work, you guys are great hosts. Cheers 👍😎☘️☘️

[@grimmlifecollective]

Hey! Thank you for watching and I’m glad you found us. Stay Tuned, and welcome!

[@tsteedman6244]

Cheers Rami up the dubs

[@jamieb2822]

This is what I've been waiting for..thanks so much for sharing..a Grief Tourist..that's very understandable..I remember the news back in the day..the day he was executed..it's definitely insane what he did..but a 12 year old..Kimberly Leach..that's just crazy..not that everything wasn't crazy..you know what I mean..and like you said..whether it's good or bad..it's History..thanks again for sharing..you and Jessica are awesome..keep up the great work!!!

[@lisamckennon3025]

Kimmy Leach had been voted the first runner-up at her school's Valentine's Day Sweetheart contest; my niece was the winner. That's how close that sick, evil thing (I refuse to call it a man) came to my family.

[@burgundybabyy]

....how is that close to your family?

[@clairewilson3278]

Scary

[@Dahmer_Jeff]

@@burgundybabyy degrees of separation

[@derpdragon1224]

This is really cool what you're doing, new subbie thanks so much for taking us with to see these places and pay respects to victims

[@daniellovegreen4288]

Omg dude where have you been my whole life. I absolutely love your channel. Can’t stop watching your content. Thank you good sir!

[@Abergavenny4Ever]

I've often wondered if the rooms where Margaret & Lisa died were still in there or if they were closed off permanently. Imagine girls living in those rooms knowing what happened there?!

[@ninabobina2006]

I know a Chi O member currently there at FSU. When I asked about it (it is a new building...not the same one but in the same location), she said that it “isn’t spoken of”.

[@Pllm30]

Looks like they've renovated the building quite much. I saw the building on news reports, and it looks different in the front than it used to.

[@ninabobina2006]

Pllm30 it has pretty much been completely renovated

[@Tarantulisimo]

It is the exact same building, but they have completely renovated it both inside & outside, with a new extended canopy facade & columns added instead of the previous walk-out balcony. I was told that the rooms were expanded so there aren't as many rooms total inside

[@Abergavenny4Ever]

@@taylorburkett4276 - Awwww. 😢

[@Kelly-just-kelly]

Me and the hubby have sat and watched your videos all over the weekend. (Thanks to the constant british rain ). Really interesting. Have subscribed. Great work. ty. P.S. do you ever think you will come to england to do some ....grief tourism ?

[@grimmlifecollective]

This is a huge dream of ours and it will happen, we talk about it all the time. Expect it soon. Well...2022

[@elsquirrely]

Thank you for the tour brother, very interesting!

[@OOBE9999]

I have another story. My friend was watching this clip on KZbin, and I had just happened to walk through the front door while he was watching it in the living room, and I joked “What are you watching now, Ted Bundy?”. This was because he had previously watched your Black Dahlia video (if I recall correctly it was the day before). I was cracking a joke about his viewing habits on KZbin. I had no idea he was actually watching a video about Ted Bundy right at that very exact moment, since I was not paying attention to the content on the TV (he streams KZbin on a smart TV). It wasn’t until I started listening to it from the kitchen (right next to the living room) that I realized you were talking about Ted Bundy on the video, and I literally laughed! It blew me away. He doesn’t just watch crime-themed videos, but a bunch of random things like music videos and live streaming. There are so many potential things to watch on KZbin, but I happened to just suddenly quip about Ted Bundy, just as a joke, right as he was watching this particular video. Very fucking cool. I believe everything is interconnected in some way or another. We are spiritual beings, and reality is just an illusion. Also - aliens are real. haha

[@beatapurgal224]

I love your videos. You provide a lot of valuable information.

[@kristaalex7937]

This was so interesting I really enjoyed this thank you xx

[@morningcrimetime]

These sites you visit are always so interesting and kind of eerie, love how you guys are always so respectful.

[@jenniferloving9054]

Definitely appreciate that you're doing these videos. This is history, and shouldn't be forgotten.

[@lizjeffrey5808]

Watching all your old ones . Your hair is stunning ❤

[@MultiMakeupqueenX]

Wow I loved this little doccumentery keep the good work up 👍

[@grimmlifecollective]

Thank you 🦇

[@jasonkuilan4929]

Keep up the good work guys, definitely enjoy the channel! Be safe and God bless.

[@mimi_mimi4391]

I am so happy that i found your channel🥰 great job! Really interesting. Love from Poland❤

[@danamaupin8318]

Thanks for the tour around Florida...I have been a true crime buff since my early teenage years...I was 14 when Bundy was executed, still remember it to this day...I always wondered if he picked an oak log to kill the girls at Chi Omega because he was staying at The Oak, kinda like a taunt if you will to the police...What do you think???

[@solcutta3661]

That is almost certainly the reason.. Good thinking.

[@ninabobina2006]

I think that they believe he picked it up from a pile of firewood right outside the Chi O door he entered. I don’t know that for a fact though.

[@Michele1ELL]

I don’t think so. I think it was just an opportunistic thing, he found it outside the house

[@johnkelly2663]

@@Michele1ELL I believe that you are 100 percent correct

[@staceyking7911]

BTW Dana, are you related to the late Matt Maupin?

[@jamesh.8221]

Great video. Guilty pleasure for sure but very interesting. It really bends the mind to learn what serial killers are capable of.

[@thehappyplace4u]

Your true crime vids are my favorites. So well investigated and wonderfully narrated. Thank you.

[@roblanger5546]

Interesting video, seeing the crime scenes and locations up close. Nice to see the respect paid to the victims too - good work guys

[@hilariousjamin]

Crazy stuff bro. Thanks for sharing

[@grimmlifecollective]

And thank you for watching.

[@kathystidham8309]

Nothing wrong with a walk on the dark side!

[@annetteespinoza842]

Kathy Stidham only walk don’t stay at the dark side ...

[@luisgatmaitan9897]

New subscriber from the Philippines. Awesome video

[@neilbv11]

Awesome video. I'll keep watching from NZ

[@mikecrider8478]

My daughter recently graduated from FSU and she has always been interested in serial killers. Even 40 years after, it is still well known what happened there but is something that is not discussed. It is frowned upon to put it gently.

[@Imperfectgirl666]

You guys are awesome. I dont know if y'all remember me, the voodoo queen from the haunt at old town in Kissimmee. Keep up the great work y'all are doing.

[@grimmlifecollective]

Hey! Yes we remember you. Hope you are well! And thank you...that means a lot 🦇

[@stevenmelia8421]

Fascinating watch guys,shivers down spine. Your shows are amazing love from Liverpool,UK.

[@oig40203]

You are an excellent commentator and tour guide.

[@melissaandrews8446]

I love how they use license plates as a marker. Awesome video!

[@ranchezc]

While in FL you could do the Aileen Wornous locations.

[@melissaandrews8446]

Yes! Would love to see this happen!

[@lilmagic.tv2336]

Or the murder of a infamous sideshow performer Lobster Boy who was actually murdered by his own family

[@ryandanford5289]

I really liked that metaphor you made about the car accident. Really brings the whole point of view as "interesting" together.

[@friendywendy3474]

Excellent 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 a very very good and informative video..greetings from 🇧🇪

[@AdamTM1985]

My parents named me after Adam Walsh. Had no idea Ottis Toole was buried in FL, didn’t even know he had been executed. Great video!

[@grimmlifecollective]

Thank you so mcuh

[@danamaupin8318]

Adam Miller, Otis Toole wasn't executed, he died of Psoriasis of the liver and none of his family claimed his body..It was on his deathbed that he confessed to his neice that he did in face kill Adam Walsh..

[@collarelbow5183]

Ottis did not kill Adam Walsh. He admitted to the murder, and then continuously denied, admitted, denied then admitted, just as a way to drive John Walsh batty. There is more than sufficient evidence to suggest that it is far more likely that Jeffrey Dahmer, who was living in Florida at the time, killed Adam, and not Ottis.

[@CarlosGuzman-vi9xw]

Police officially closed the book and declared Ottis Toole the killer during a press conference with the Walsh family present. Questions remain, however......

[@hoops311]

It really warms my heart thinking about Bundy riding the lightning

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@Sandra Turajlich damn/ did u hear bout his crimes during the late 70s

[@iamalive.1255]

I know his heart was warmed.

[@manojkale4408]

Really appreciated thanks ton, its ominous feelings while watching all those places with imagine crimes that took placed there

[@pravinshingadia7337]

Thank you both for this. You are right in that however dark it is history and should be documented. I've heard of Ted Bundy and watched TV programmes in the past but none have gone into the detail which you have. Good work.

[@jerome5ify]

Everybody forget Lynette Curver killed in Idaho in May 1975, it pisses me off and i'm French, i know this, how Americans can forget this poor soul

[@bobtaylor170]

People haven't forgotten her. What happened is that her murder wasn't linked to Bundy until long after Bundy's infamy for killing Kimberley Leach, the sorority women, the girls and women in Utah and in Washington State had been established. So, the poor little girl just doesn't fit the matrix people have in their minds about Bundy's crimes.

[@bobtaylor170]

I agree, though, that the makers of this video are at fault.

[@Vlogsoup]

Grief tourist.. that’s interesting to learn. Very cool you found those graves! Nice bonus Poor Kimberly :(. I just watched the Ted Bundy tapes last week and he was worse than I even remember hearing growing up. Police sketch! Good work! Thank you for taking her flowers.❤️ Wow you found the table! So crazy! I think it is possible that it’s his. He was so arrogant. Sad they never found all the bodies either so many families did not get closure. As Jack Nicholson’s Joker would say ..”I’m glad he’s dead!”

[@grimmlifecollective]

I always love your comments/thoughts/review. Thank you so much 🎃

[@Vlogsoup]

grimmlifecollective thank you for great content 🖤

[@manojkale4408]

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[@gizochannel1040]

Michael and Jessica nicely done content .. ! Knowledge is Power

[@MrScary-ry7qq]

Nice really enjoy watching y'alls episodes travels. I enjoy seeing the things i may never see. Also was wondering have you and Jessica ever thought of exploring Centralia? City has been on fire underground for years.

[@amandaknee1999]

Great video, as always! I liked what you said about the dark side of humanity.. So true..

[@bonemachine1975]

Thanx. I've read about Bundy quite a lot. I know - kind of odd. He was such a fascinating, atypical serial murderer. The crimes that he committed are truly awful and unforgivable. Yet, even in that aftermath, it remains hard to look away. FYI, Netflix is currently streaming The Bundy Tapes. Wishing you continued success.

[@awesomeheat2569]

I’m a new subscriber and loving ur videos already

[@heathergracedifrancesco1947]

Great job, thoroughly enjoyed this

[@PaulinaGnecco]

This seems so surreal to me, I'm from Santiago, Chile and I've been close (and I live really close) to torture/death centers of the fascist coup that took place here from 1973 to 1990, and to be there where people have been murdered or tortured makes it so much vivid and real and you can just imagine what all of them had to go through

[@laurachristensen3201]

Holy shit 😳 have you ever actually been to them?

[@PaulinaGnecco]

@@laurachristensen3201 Yeah, and there are many other places around downtown Santiago that were used as torture centers, legit there's one right behind one of the oldest catholic churchs in Santiago and it seems surreal, and the aura surrounding that area is terrible, like you can feel the screams of the victims

[@susancaroline927]

Danny Rolling actually went through high school and graduated with my cousin. She said he was always an odd character. He was from Shreveport Louisiana and obviously she is too. She knew him, but not well. She said people were always a bit weirded out by him. I wonder why.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Damn

[@susancaroline927]

@@quanbrooklynkid7776 yeah. That was my reaction when we were watching the report that he’d been arrested and she just casually brought it up. I’m pretty sure he also killed his parents in Shreveport and possibly another young woman. But I’m not sure about her.

[@rachelle6339]

You’re both very talented, your videos always handled sensitive subjects with respect.

[@noneofur300]

Good channel. Didn't expect it to be this interesting

[@jdpeh4me]

Great video, Michael and Jessica, however, I'd like to point out that Ted Bundy was on the run from the police in Colorado when he was in Florida. He had escaped from the jail in some place called Greenborough Springs, Colorado through a broken light fixture in the ceiling of his cell. Apparently, Ted Bundy had lost 35 pounds to do it.

[@celticdragon4966]

Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

[@randyhutchinson9910]

I don't understand hurting a little one, how sick & depraved can a man be? How insecure? in ones manhood? I do not understand

[@dragonfly9416]

What Ted Bundy did to his gf daughter Molly was disgusting

[@deanbarrington4637]

@@dragonfly9416 didn't know he did anything to molly ?????

[@dragonfly9416]

@@deanbarrington4637 In Liz's updated book she just rereleased called "Phantom Prince,My life with Ted Bundy"Molly finely tells her story about her time with Ted Bundy.It is very disturbing.

[@nancydavis7499]

@@deanbarrington4637 me either

[@nancydavis7499]

@@deanbarrington4637 me either

[@jasonclark8040]

I like what you said about 'Grief Tourist' I'm from Jax and born '75 I remember all this Vividly! I'm so liking this 🤟

[@uppal123g]

nice video,,,, thx for showing places. that is the best. and also you are very entertaining.. and the story, add the pyscho and boom :)