Ted Bundy's Murder Spree around Washington State in 1974

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

There were two washington locations we couldn't get to as they were super far away but if you want to see those along with some of the graves of some of the women who were killed, let me know and I will go film them. Also, say hi to joel on his youtube channel @fishandflywithgus kzbin.info/door/5vLg8wnvL9s6t-BPtVvbgQ

[@crystalairgood9845]

Yesss if you have the time.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@@crystalairgood9845 👍👍😃 Ok thanks, will do then.

[@smallfries3462]

And he killed in Vermont

[@j4b4j4b5]

Yes, please. I know it's a bit east, but Susan Rancourt was abducted in April 74 from Central Washington State College (at the time) in Ellensburg. What made this fascinating is the police interviewed 2 survivors on whom Ted tried the same 'arm-in-the-sling' ruse BEFORE succeeding with Susan. Would love to see this area, although I know the campus layout has changed somewhat. Thanks.

[@johnholgerson5694]

Be great If you find the time .

[@leighmitcler3320]

Excellent video young man. I had just graduated high school in 1974 when this was happening. I remember the fear across the nation's colleges warning female students to travel in pairs.I have followed this story from all his captures to all his escapes to his execution in 1989. Keep'em coming.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Wow thanks leigh. You have an interesting perspective then. Before he was captured, was it all over the news? I'm not sure if you already did watch but I did upload his Colorado murder spree spots and his escape from the jail and courthouse

[@joconnor9256]

@@leighmitcler3320 it must have been such a worrying time not only for young women but parents , brothers and sisters Who would have suspected that such a friendly good looking guy could be a monster If I’m honest , I think I would have fallen into his trap 😞

[@suzan1mal]

Until I moved to Utah from Florida, I had NO idea Bundy started his serial killing in Washington. I vaguely knew about Bundy when I went off to college in FL in the ‘80’s. I now realize, as a mother of a college-aged daughter, why my mom was super paranoid about my safety while I was living in a sorority house and then an apartment.

[@dwlopez57]

@@leighmitcler3320 me too. I made sure to wake up at his appointed execution time. I had the radion to KIRO 710 which was newsradio at the time. During CBS news they mentioned that he was scheduled to be e ecuted at that hour. About 10 minutes later the air went dead for a few seconds then "Good morning, this is Greg Hersholt, we have just received confirmation that Ted Bundy has been executed". I dont usually wish ill on anyone but that was a great moment

[@lukeramirez868]

Ooooooh so that's what happened to him, well deserved 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@sarathomas4346]

I am a true crime fan. I have read about all of Ted's victims in the past. To see these locations is amazing. Helps to bring the victims more to life and learn more about them as people instead of just victims. Thank you both for an outstanding video.Love you guys!

[@carolsweeten2449]

Great job, Gus and Harmin - I remember when this was going on back in the 70’s

[@carolsweeten2449]

@Heather Elliott I sometimes call him Gus; he’s my nephew

[@kevinb2114]

If there's anybody who never deserves to be called Mr., it's Ted Bundy.

[@rp9851]

I was thinking the very same thing. More like, monster.

[@billsimms2511]

@Native Nfree lol Bundy didn’t kill women because a gf broke up with him. Many different things added up to make him a killer

[@STHFGDBY]

@Native Nfree Where'd you hear that ? That's totally untrue, it had nothing to do with his GF breaking up with him.

[@KSynBlaze]

@@STHFGDBY Yes, it is true, because, almost all the women he murdered had the same color hair, part in the middle, same length. He was devastated when his fiance dissolved their engagement -- it seemed like his self esteem was predicated on the continuation of that union. The end of that relationship served as the detonator for the bomb that was Ted Bundy. There were events in his childhood and adolescent years that created his NOTORIOUS MINDSET.

[@jh5588]

I’ve heard he was suspected in taking the life of a young girl name Anne Marie Burr when he was like 15 , if true the theory of his girlfriend breaking up with him would have no basis , but who really knows.

[@dannyphipps7652]

Great job in showing us all of those locations Eric!

[@codybuffoord3172]

Only few minutes into this video and already I give you guys credit for actually taking time to talk more about the victims than most do

[@tonybutler8811]

Absolutely excellent coverage. Thanks Harmin and Joel. Stay safe 🇬🇧

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thanks Tony!!

[@m3528i]

I was born in '74 in Tacoma to a thin pretty redhead.. glad she stayed home with me! Today, my job takes me all over these areas.. great video.

[@Epicmango7]

I think most people have heard of Ted Bundy but I don't think they know how deranged and brutal he was. Being there must have given you chills

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

What made it more eerie was the fog. Definitely a weird feeling, especially because most of the people at the park probably had no clue that bundy abducted the two women from there.

[@cilacila7525]

@@InfamousCrimeLocationsThose who live there know these things. I am European and I know everything.

[@jopisano67]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations There was a guy that actually witnessed a man with his arm in a sling standing right outside the restroom area that day and time both girls went missing.

[@kennyrogers3919]

I’ve seen the crime scene photos of his apartment and they were brutally disgusting 😳 I mean they were sick!!!!! He had a barrel of acid in his bedroom where he put bodies to dissolve 😳

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

@@jopisano67 yeah he was not stealthy at LS. He was going around introducing himself to women and he even used his real name. crazy.

[@fishandflywithgus]

This turned out so well Cousin Harmin! Impressed with all the research you did for this and REALLY liked your storytelling/communication execution in this one. Dude, you're getting so smooth with your content, and awesome artistic video and music elements in here. What a great team effort, so honored to contribute to your content and thank you for the shout out! Lots more to come...MAYBE even a more personal interview with Harmin about his life and the story of his channel???? Hmmm... we will just have to wait and see =)

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

With your help this would not have come out as great as it did. Always enjoy filming together and we definitely have lots more videos to do in the future!! 👊

[@survivingsicklecell1732]

Great work guys, I enjoyed it much. That Ted Bundy shouldn't have been born

[@lukeramirez868]

Yep you're right 👍

[@lauranorwar]

What makes the Hawkins abduction even scarier is that her boyfriend watched her walk part of the way down the alley. He went inside when he couldn’t see her anymore.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

That does make it even more terrifying!! So crazy how bold Ted was.

[@LoneDa1sy]

I read it was just a male friend who called out to her from a window above because he’d heard the door shut below and they had around a 5 minute discussion about a Spanish exam the next day. Then he watched her walk away like you said. The so sad and horrific part is that when she was in Bundy’s car after being hit by his crowbar Georgeanne asked if he had taken her to help with her Spanish exam.

[@eva5601]

@@LoneDa1sy 😢😥😢😥😢😥

[@badmonkey2222]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations yeah, it is crazy how he got away with it so long even after the sketch and make of his car were released and that was early on in Washington. Every time they would release a new sketch or info the abductions would stop for a few months then start again in Utah, then Colorado. And I find it hard to believe his gf didn't suspect it was him after that first sketch that looked so much like him and the info about the car and the name "Ted" would have sent shivers down my spine I don't buy it I think she knew. And remember there was no internet or cell phones back then was a totally different time but still as bold as he was it's insane he got away with it as long as he did.

[@christyowens4185]

He should have walked her home. 🙄

[@patricialenaburg6553]

Thank you Harmin, and Joel great video.

[@benhurle3758]

Great video guys - I live in Australia and have read alot about Ted and its great to see the locations as they are today - without flying all the way over there . Well done .

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Hey Ben! Australia is one place, I would want to visit one day. I'm glad I can share this with you so you don't have to fly all the way here unless you want to

[@benhurle3758]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations you got to come to Australia. It’s a magic destination! Appreciate your efforts to track all that history. Otherwise, it just gets forgotten. I’m doing the same for a series of unsolved murders (6 women) that occurred here in 1980.. kindred spirits! 👌💯👍

[@benhurle3758]

I have been to USA 3 times. Always up for another visit! 👌👍💯

[@fredericb873]

@@benhurle3758 maybe you and Harmin can collaborate on the Snowtown murder locations. 😀

[@angiewanders7272]

Great video Harmin. Some of what you told us I had never heard before. You did a lot of research. Thank you for the video.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

The research is one of the parts that takes the longest besides filming and editing but in the end, it usually pays off. Joel and I thank you. His help was tremendous. If you or anyone you know enjoy fishing videos, send them to Joel's channel

[@crystalairgood9845]

Awesome details Harmin. I've never heard some of this.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thank you crystal!! I always try to find as much information as possible to make it a great video. 👍

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Harmin, wow so much research and foot work, really great how you put it all together, Joel did a good job in front of the camera too so thanks to you both. xx🙏💖

[@rocioromero9278]

Thank you for sharing this with us! 🌟 I am the same age as the majority of the victims you mentioned and it's devastating to think that their lives ended in the hands of this monster :(

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thank you for watching. Very sad outcome for the victims. I guess it goes to show that no matter what you have to be careful who you decide to help

[@severinefisteberg8893]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations Dont help à stranger and dont walk with him to his car period .. its too dangerous..

[@jessiefrye3045]

Thanks! And congrats on,a much better opening ! Fit perfect!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

👍😃 Thank you so much jessie! The intro came together nicely once I found the music. It adds to the creepy fog

[@andrewbochicchio2232]

These videos are awesome. I've read so much and watched so many videos about Ted Bundy but I never knew any of this stuff. Great job

[@jasonchristian958]

Nice beginning bro... I enjoyed, thanks man! ( thanks for your time and effort that you put into these videos) 😎💯

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

👊 Absolutely man. Always grinding to do better. Future goal 100k subs. I know we can get there

[@jasonchristian958]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations 🤜🤛☑

[@STHFGDBY]

It's sick that some women offered him marriage proposals during his trial and when he was in Prison. There are very sick people out there.

[@VirgilTStone]

That speaks volumes about women

[@tosin_davidson]

Women like bad men.... They know the man cld hurt them but they take their chances and giv in

[@worldoffire5119]

Not all woman like bad men

[@Col92018]

@@worldoffire5119 They loved TED

[@ejudd2776]

He had a child while in jail.

[@devinrobinson1273]

@ 5mins What's even crazier is that this is the exact color vw that he was caught driving down in Florida when his last arrest occured let alone just a vw in general. Great video

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

It was totally fitting finding that beetle while we were driving around. Creepy that someone captured Bundy's beetle there at the park the day of the 2 murders there

[@domonickgant1074]

Yes crazy​@@InfamousCrimeLocations

[@m9078jk3]

I remember Ted Bundy's graffiti in Wilson High Schools gym in Tacoma and I also went to the same Jr High School (Hunt). I've met the Bundy family (his mom) and one of the Holt kids played in my band. I played music with Ted's younger brother too but they were all innocent

[@billsimms2511]

Ted Bundys graffiti? What do you mean?

[@m9078jk3]

@@billsimms2511 His name was written in large lettering on the gym wall a long time ago. It was up there for decades. It was probably removed because of the infamy.

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

@@m9078jk3 that’s so interesting. I feel for the loved ones of these dicks. what was his bro like as a person? Did he go to effort so people wouldn’t know who his big brother was or was it just something that was known. Was it a taboo subject?

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

@@m9078jk3 Dylan klebold did the same thing in the sound booth at Columbine. It’s gone now but was there for a bit.

[@m9078jk3]

@@thethrowawaythatstayed7055 I was told by my former band friend Mark Holt to avoid talking about his infamous big brother as the family was very sensitive about the horrors that Ted did. At that time he had already been executed. The high school has recently been renamed to Dr Dolores Silas High School just to appease the black students. It's just a racial issue.

[@darylturcott]

Excellent documentary, very well done.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thank you doug and daryl. Hope you and the family are doing well. :)

[@angelachandler8556]

smash the like..button...he works hard for his content....

[@simonba9944]

Nice one Harmin. 👍👍

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thank you brother. What a cunning and manipulative guy he was. RIP to all the women he killed. I feel as though there were more that he killed that he didn't admit to. I believe 30 women is the number most crime investigators are saying

[@simonba9944]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations I agree, there were probably many more victims of this vile predator. I also think that your detailed presentation of what he did is very valid and hopefully eye-opening for some. Bundy is so often reported upon around the world and so much detail and information is left out that he becomes almost erroneously revered. I suppose it's a bit like the case of Jack the Ripper. It seems like a good story until you really think about it and what horror that predator really bestowed upon his victims and all those around them. Another great investigation and video Harmin. All the best from Buenos Aires! 👍🏻

[@joconnor9256]

Awesome opening scene , perfect music

[@TheLostProduct]

Loved that music.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Can thank Joel for the driving scenes. 👍😃

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@@TheLostProduct Thanks!! I thought it felt like a great fit!

[@msmuddytoes5302]

Agreed, perfectly done opening scene!! Got Joel another sub from me!! Great work gentlemen

[@twomindz79]

Opening music is from the opening scene from 1982's 'The thing'. Film masterpiece. Ennio Morricone and John Carpenter did the music.

[@alanaxstitcher8403]

He also confessed to murders in Idaho as well. Thanks for this video. Really interesting to see the locations.

[@ShibuyaNHK]

Awesome video as always Harmin. Keep it up!!!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

😃👊 Thanks so much. I will for sure. Almost to 16k subscribers!😲

[@anngabriel5455]

I love the video Harmin, your style is excellent and the content is so much better seeing the places you are talking about. Great job from Aussie Ann🇦🇺🐨🐨🐨🇦🇺🇦🇺 Sharing the video was also a great touch.

[@alison3268]

Favourite channel very informative. You definitely put the work in and you deserve to go far 👏

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

:) Thank you alison. That means so much to hear that. Next stop 20k!

[@denisekristen7620]

I've researched serial killers last 40+ yrs. Even saw body bags being brought out of the house of John Wayne Gacy. I knew ted bundy was going to be a complicated case. So I saved him for one of the last. Thanks for this vid! Can't believe how much info there is on him.

[@domonickgant1074]

Everyone saw the body bags coming out of gacy house they show it everything he's talked about lol

[@domonickgant1074]

Unless u ment u was there when they was doin that

[@paulhobday9272]

Great video Harmin! I had my photo took with his Volkswagen car at the Washington crime museum 4 years ago! What a monster a!

[@denisekristen7620]

Very interesting vid. Great content. I will definitely be back as this is my first visit to your channel. Keep up the good work!

[@chrischrispypiceynskicritt3164]

Great video bro! That last location was more a lake than a beach.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thanks man! It's as close as a beach as we can get until you get out to the west coast of the state

[@aprilsilvers381]

It was a beach. Where I live we have 2 lakes with beaches

[@martymcmannis8662]

Do you suppose a lake has a beach or two? I bet some do.

[@MsFreeBird88]

Love the videos Harmin. I think this would be incredibly difficult, but any Israel Keyes crime scenes or locations of interest would be awesome, but a big undertaking. Keep it up awesome work.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Crazy coincidence but he's on my list and there are some Washington spots in connection with him so definitely will give it a shot. I also want to go to Alaska for his other murders

[@MsFreeBird88]

@@InfamousCrimeLocationsthat would be so cool. So many different states connected to him it's crazy. Thank you for taking the time to respond. Love your channel. Safe travels ✌

[@fredericb873]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations I was thinking the same. Good luck with that. Have you done any taping on the Green River killer? I forgot his name, and that's probably a good thing.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@@fredericb873 Hey frederic. I haven't done anything on green river killer (Gary ridgway) but will sometime soon.

[@jessiefrye3045]

The world was a different place in 74. Most people would not think,of hurting someone else. Back then, murderers and rapists, were not lauded. People demanded they be held accountable. As in Bundys case, people traveled to Florida from different states to just be close to where they electrocuted him. The townspeople asked every one to turn off every electric current in their homes to ensure that old Sparky had plenty of juice to carry out Bundys death sentence. And when it was over, they celebrated. Rightfully so.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

That's so true. I saw his interview with dr Dobson and Dobson coined it a circus outside the prison

[@1193bobmcc]

Seems that way but according to the FBI, the 1970" had more serial killers than any other time.

[@ninabobina2006]

I remember watching the live show on the news while getting ready for school that morning. The lights flickered from the jail. They prepared all the people watching from there and at home watching on tv. (They said the lights would flicker once the switch was pulled.) I’m so glad he’s gone. My daughter chose FSU to go to college and it creeps me out every time I drive past the XO house. It’s so very sad.

[@lookup5200]

Binge watching and thoroughly enjoying your work. Thank you for your hard work, research, travel and expenses that you put into your channel. I've always wondered what these places looked like and terrain. Its much more frightening than I imagined. May you have much success in your channel, God Bless

[@dulceornelasortega2529]

Omg I love your channel you do such a good job explaineing everything Nothing but love for your channel

[@tammyrizza9962]

New subsciber. Glad I stumbled across your KZbin Channel 😊

[@cheriecarpenter3529]

I was a teenager living in Utah during Bundy's crime spree in Utah. I fit the profile of Ted's victims, and I was out and about all the time during that time. It's a miracle that I didn't cross paths with Ted Bundy!

[@cheriecarpenter3529]

I was constantly out in the Salt Lake City areas that Ted frequented. It's a horrifying thought 😳

[@grizzly554]

Defo count your lucky stars

[@greeneyedlilpup745]

New Sub!! I’m binge watching ur videos. Love the content.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thanks for subbing! Much appreciated. Welcome aboard. 👍😀

[@priscllamccain1423]

Harmon , you are doing a wonderful job with your video’s. You will get a million or more subs. I was watch all your videos. Thank you🥰

[@Todd_Stephenson]

I saw a video on KZbin that supposedly shows Ted’s VW driving in the background. I saw a tv show or tv movie about Ted at Sammamish and there was supposedly a woman who he first tried to get to help with the boat but when she got to his car and the boat wasn’t there she bailed out. She later saw him trying the same trick with Denise from a distance and kinda shook her head at his tenacity. She later was an important witness who saw Ted and Denise together before Denise disappeared. I read where Ted stocked shelves at a Safeway on Queen Anne. Shopped there in the 90s but didn’t know about the history at the time. The Ann Burr case is heartbreaking. IIRC, Ann wasn’t feeling well and tried to sleep in her parents room. They said no and when they woke up, she was gone. Can you imagine the guilt they must have felt? I read a story in a newspaper when Ann’s mom died. Her parents never moved or changed their phone number in the hopes Ann was still alive and would come home or call one day. 😢

[@aprilsilvers381]

Heartbreaking...I wonder why the area that was being torn apart and redone wasn't looked into

[@jkidthunder1990]

You did an awesome job. Thanks for uploading, and all your effort.

[@mairekinner]

Doesn’t matter what year it is🤷🏽‍♀️ no one shouldn’t go to an club bar or any place else without an ride home🤷🏽‍♀️ rides from strangers has never been an good or safe idea🤦🏾‍♀️

[@trishhudson151]

You are very correct but things were very different back in the early 70’s. Things were much more laid back and it was the time of hippies and lots of hitchhiking was going on. I was a 20 year old at that time. Only a crazy person would hitchhike or pick up a hitchhiker now. Or help someone with their arm in a sling.

[@severinefisteberg8893]

@@trishhudson151 Hitchhiking is dangerous and was dangeroys back then!! Didnt you think the man in the car could be à murderer!?? You were not à kid!! A stranger is à stranger !!!. You never met him or talked with him nd cannot follow him like that nor in a car !!! I thumbed a ride once it was very rainy but i never did it Again. I guess some girls were Lucky in thr seventies but others were found DEAD in a field or along à road .. creepy!! Sad ending.

[@Dman425]

In the 70’s, it wasn’t a big deal

[@Dman425]

@@severinefisteberg8893 no one is saying hitchhiking is or was safe. But, it was an acceptable thing to do back then

[@johngurnhill8743]

Just found your channel you got a sub keep up the amazing work from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Awesome thank you john!! Welcome to the channel man

[@marychristinenewell8780]

Great work Harmin it's so sad their lives was taken.

[@lisas.4604]

I've always heard Florida stories since I live here. Thanks for a different story. Horrible man. Last victim 12 year old Kimberly Leach he took her from a Lake City Florida school. He tortured her then threw her in an abandoned pig pen. She suffered terrible. Poor girl. RIP Kimberly

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

Heartbreaking

[@ryandavis7762]

Great video. Hawkins was encountered by Ted Bundy on crutches and struggling to carry his briefcase. He asked for help and he led her to his car that was parked around the corner in a poorly lit parking lot. As she bent over to put the briefcase in the back seat for him, he pulled the crowbar that was resting on top og the rear wheel of the Volkswagen and the rest was history. Very sad 😢

[@fernfreeman1729]

Exactly, he didn't abduct her in the alley, which shows how persuasive he was and how naively generous she was. He had a crowbar sitting right next to his car, outside, ready to be used. Hawkins never saw it coming. She was knocked out, handcuffed, and put in his car within seconds and driven away up in the mountains, his usual dumping grounds. He "visited" the site the following day and days afterward.

[@MsDee_777]

Hey Harmin, it's so sad all these murders. I don't remember the girls name, but the one who couldn't get a ride home from the bar, well I bet her musician friend felt awful when he heard about her killing. Not being able to take her home. Jeeez , that's just terrible!

[@oldgrappler2536]

you are blaming the wrong person. it was bundy's fault and nobody else's.

[@MsDee_777]

@@oldgrappler2536 I don't recall "blame" being brought up or mentioned at all. And of course ... Bundy is the one to blame, no brainer.

[@oldgrappler2536]

@@MsDee_777 " Not being able to take her home. Jeeez , that's just terrible!"... that's not blaming? ok.

[@MsDee_777]

@@oldgrappler2536 if you want to read something into my statement that isn't there, well go right ahead.

[@oldgrappler2536]

@@MsDee_777 it really isnt that big of a deal... but, nobody considers serial killers when they are out and about. ted bundy is the one responsible for killing these poor women.

[@prinscharles4817]

Hi Harmin, nice and beautiful coverge,super channel❤️👍🙏

[@michellewenger8639]

I am hooked on your you tube channel and the stories you cover

[@shpei88]

Great video! Sad that a setting as lovely as Lake Sammamish is infamous now. One thing about Georgann’s abduction, Bundy claimed to have used a ruse with some crutches, asking her to help him carry his briefcase from the alleyway to his car. After the story came out one of Georgann’s friends remembered a man on crutches in front of the sorority house trying the same ploy on her a week before but she got bad vibes when they got to his car and ran.

[@12gagephillips]

great video! I am gonna comment on it tonight on my live just letting you know I am giving you all the credit for this amazing video. Thanks for your hard work!

[@crackerjack5210]

Its creepy to see you guys in front of the home Bundy was sniffing around, he was literally peering through those windows.

[@paulakay4109]

You do amazing work. I really enjoy your videos....Very informative and very well presented. 🙏 Thank you!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thank you very much! This one took a ton of time, 2 days in fact, to film. It took quite a long time to edit too. I have been getting lots of dislikes so I must have gained some trolls.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

He could have done his first kill at 14, very sad.

[@blackicex1622]

Who know how many people he really killed, he went out like a coward using that as a bargaining chip to prolong his life in prison but the court system rightfully denied it to him.

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

He started with poor animals

[@oldman9138]

Grow up in Bellevue, and road my bike to Sammamish State Park all the time. I graduated from high in 1979 so all of this was such a big deal. Have driven past various sites, such as east Lake Sammamish blvd and Taylor mountain as well, just driving to day to day activities. Pretty chilling. I have the same feelings about the Green River killings.

[@bonniekaye]

Another awesome video! So sad for all of the victims & their families. 😢

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

I know RIP to them all. What's even more sad is some of them were trying to be nice and helpful (like wanting to help Ted move or carry something) and it was all a ruse. Thanks Bonnie! Will go and film a few of the other locations that were far away in Washington that I couldn't get to

[@bonniekaye]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations *Your channel keeps doing what seems to be impossible...* *Getting better & better!* *You are awesome, Eric!* 🌹👍☺

[@ryanfoxley6756]

Why don't you feel sorry for ted your all clueless its the killers who suffer no one else

[@lonewolfsurvival3453]

Man, well done Harmin! These videos are very thorough, lots of good footage, photos, etc. Quite addictive too I must say, I could easily spend an entire day binging on these docs. Great job on these, keep it up! Oh, have you done the Green River Killer yet? Also, if you can dig up any good info on Billy Gohl, he is supposed to be "the" most prolific killer in American history, according to some sources. He was said to have killed and robbed well over 100 sailors in Aberdeen, WA in the early 1900's, as he worked at the port holding onto their valuables while they were shored there for a night on the town. There is also a bar & grill there named in his honor that is supposed to be quite haunted. His story is very obscure though, I haven't been able to find a whole lot of info or footage relating Gohl or his crimes.

[@kjbeautifulcemeteries2095]

I'm finding what you are doing in these videos is so interesting and very well done. This is just a thought but you could at the end of the videos show there final resting place (grave) site. But very well done and keep up the great work. Love from Australia xx

[@Pambo101]

I lived in Seattle in 1974 and know about Lake Sammamish State Park, I did not know Janice, but I did know Denise. She worked at the bowling alley in White Center where a lot of us hung out. Her mother was severely traumatized by her daughter’s murder. Since Denise was abducted during the day her mother would not go outside during the day. She could be seen in the grocery stores at weird hours of the night. Denise’s room was not to be touched, she wouldn’t even dust it. The king county police lost her bones and finally found a few fragments years later so her mother could bury her. Very sad. Also after Ted killed all those women in Florida he was never held accountable for Denise or Janice, but he was executed in Florida.

[@dwlopez57]

Did you by any chance kn ow Vonnie Stuth ? She went to Chief Sealth High and graduated the same year Denise did. I dont know if they knew each other but 4 months after Denise and Janice disappeared Vonnie disappeared from her home on Burien. At 1st they thought it was the "Ted killer" as he was being referred to after Lk Sam. Anyway it turned out to be a different serial killer. Stuth was het married name I cant remember her maiden name

[@Pambo101]

Denise was older than me so she graduated a couple years before me. I did not know Vonnie. Could it have been the green river killer?

[@dwlopez57]

@@Pambo101 no, it was a guy named Gary Addison Taylor. They found her body at his place in Enumclaw. He also killed in Texas and Michigan. Most likely the Green River killers first murders were in summer 1982

[@Pambo101]

Daniel Lopez: yes, I just looked it up and was reading about him. What a bunch of creepy people lived in that area back in 1974. I imagine it is worse nowadays . If one dwells on it, it could make us all want to stay in our houses and never venture out, but even that safety is an illusion as Vonnie was abducted from her home...

[@dwlopez57]

smith Smith western Washington is so much more built up now that it's harder for serial killers to find places to dump their victims. Now it seems there are cameras everywhere and with advances in technology I think we are definitely better off now, plus I think people are more wary now.

[@hduvall9739]

Such a great video!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thanks heather, appreciate you watching. 👍😃

[@tracywarbritton2811]

I wonder why they didn't call the police when he was lurking around the house the night before. He was casing the house.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

I was wondering the same. I think they just chalked it up as not a big deal and thought it wouldn't amount to something. Unfortunately, they were wrong

[@stephanieann8115]

Back then we didn’t really call the police unless it was a life or death emergency. It wasn’t like it is today.

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

All of those reasons plus perhaps they had a little pot in the house too?

[@deniseroe5891]

1974 was a different time, people didn’t do this stuff and didn’t call the police unless necessary.

[@stevendaniel8126]

You are quite the sleuth !!! Your research and hard work is greatly appreciated. Thank you !!

[@ihatemornings638]

My friend was approached by him at the lake bathrooms. She told him sure wait here. she will get her friends to help. He was gone when she returned with help. I’m thankful she survived but so sorry for the families & friends of the girls that died.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

😮 OH MY GOSH!! No way! That is so crazy. So your friend was literally almost one of his victims.. I am so glad she survived. Sad about the victims though

[@david-lm7iu]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations i am glad my mom was black he didnt go after them

[@severinefisteberg8893]

Yes but why anyone didnt see Denise and tell her to béware ? Tell her she never met this man before .so she wasnt alone in the lake bathroom!!! Shocking..A girl Denise followed him and nobody shouted or had suspicion...strange..

[@luischannel04]

This guy was pure evil! Even When Ted is given a plea deal he decides to fire his public defender and defend himself. In the end, jurors found him guilty of all accounts and sentence him to death . Just goes to show you how his life could have been spared. Don’t get me wrong he deserve everything he got for the murders . Great job showing the location of the murders, R.I.P

[@ninabobina2006]

He was even sick enough to agree to the plea but in court that day, when his lawyers came in he tore it up in front of them and then fired them.

[@bonniehenline2234]

I think you are "AWESOME" Eric harmon !! I truely enjoy your video's!! Look forward to many, many more to come 🖒😁

[@khananme]

Excellent video Harmin.

[@ericdravenX00X]

I think the theatrical music at the end of the video is great.. i think u should use it at the end of your episodes.. Just an idea, but i think it fits.. Thanks Harmin fine video... Stay Safe Out Their.

[@mitzicarpenter2820]

Bundy's ashes were scattered on Taylor mnt. I wonder if in his mind that was a way to be with his victims forever. They never were able to recover all the bones from Taylor mnt. I have a friend who knew one of the Sorority survivors and another friend who's father n law was in prison with Bundy in FL he was there when Bundy was executed

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Wow that's so crazy you have some connections there. If it is possible and of course if she's willing, I would like to do a small interview with your friend who was one of the survivors. I think people would enjoy hearing her side of the story. If you can message me on Instagram or Facebook @ infamous crime locations, I would appreciate it

[@mitzicarpenter2820]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations I didn't know one of the survivors a friend of mine did but I can ask her if you would like to speak with her,I have no idea what she'll say but I will ask if you like. Also as I said I have another friend who's father n law was in prison with Bundy in FL he was there when Bundy was executed her husband told me he drove by the prison that night and it was a crazy scene people yelling and cheering all kinds of things and burn Bundy burn . He said his father told him Bundy would have these periods where he would change at times seeming normal then a look would come over him described as pure evil. By the way I love your channel and have subscribed. Another tid bit my daughter has the same birthday as Bundy and my mom told me something I don't even remember, she said when the murders were happening (I would have been about 4 in 1977) that I was a nervous wreck beginning her to change her hair as it was long,black and parted in the middle she said I worried myself sick over it even at that age and we live in NC. I have always been what you might call obsessed with the Bundy crimes I am 47 and have been studying everything Bundy since I was probably around 12 I know it inside out.

[@Pambo101]

That’s totally creepy!

[@rachel9946]

Great channel!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thanks Rachel!!

[@carmenbatchelor8044]

👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼alright! Awesome video!

[@valerienagle3266]

He was suspected in the murder of a woman on Queen Anne Hill when he worked at the Safeway there.

[@dwlopez57]

Well after he was arrested then people started to wonder if hes the one who attacked that girl and her roommate. All anyone has is speculation. They were stewardesses and four years later another strawatdess, I think from the same airline but I could be wrong, was murdered in Madison Valley. One theory is that there's a connection, however the later girls killer was seen and he doesnt match Bundys description. Bundys been named by people in connection with almost any case from the 60s or early 70sin the west. It's not impossible that he did it but I discount the possibility of him being the Queen Anne attacker.

[@samernabeel7822]

Very nice video Harmin.. greeting to you from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@homesteadlife2235]

Unfortunately, many young people are still this trusting and easily fooled, especially when someone appears well spoken, attractive, well groomed, and injured or with a pet.

[@erichhitchcock3368]

I have studied a lot of true crime. I have been investigating the murder of my father for 36 years ongoing, and have found out alot. Being a father, I of course pay close attention to people like Bundy, and their thought process. Great things to check out are the profiling programs that law enforcement has implemented over the years (one name that comes to mind is John Douglas, FBI ret.). These guys interviewed Bundy in prison, excellent reading. These profilers are amazing at how accurate they are when given a crime scene as to "what person could have done this"?

[@wimvanaerde6249]

What about the Idaho murderer profile

[@auntiear126]

Really great footage guys. Took us right to critical locations of some of Bundy’s crimes.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@auntiear126 Hey thank you very much!! I appreciate that. I'm filming more bundy locations hopefully next week. More videos to come!

[@reginastoltz5974]

He murdered his first victim at 14. She was 9. Anna Marie Burg. He knew her and the footprints outside the house we're made by a small man or a teenager.

[@dwlopez57]

Burr. And come on theres no real evidence it was him

[@glengamble526]

I believe it was him, too. He was just starting into puberty and probably having urges he didnt understand yet.

[@dwlopez57]

@@glengamble526 heres the thing. Any time any unsolved case in Washington, Oregon, or California from the 60s or early 70s is brought up the first 2 words are always "Ted Bundy". He was 14 it probably would have been his first major crime, He would probably have made a lot of mistakes, plus it's unlikely that he had any vehicle besides a bicycle or his own two feet to transport her body. Then he would have gone years, perhaps more than a dozen before killing again. Except for his last victim all his known victims were college age, with hair parted in the middle and usually with dark hair. Does not match Anne Burr. Impossible that he did it? No. Highly unlikely? Yes

[@sps9384]

You guys are good. Glad your channel found me. Spot on

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Heck yeah!! So glad you found my channel too. Did a random video get suggested to you? Always curious on how people find my channel

[@sps9384]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations it was mate. Popped up 👍 Good stuff

There is a LOT more about Ted Bundy than most people know. Keep digging.

[@matt007]

Great video. I used to live next door to that rooming house in the U Dist. 😱😱😱

[@mairekinner]

Thanks for the information about 1970's hitchhikers👍🏽 since I was only like between 8-10 years old when this was happening, also my mom always told use about talking to strangers and getting in their cars I had no clue that teens and adults was doing what I was told not to do🤦🏾 I guess maybe that's the reason my Mom was adamant about her kids following her rules while being outside with any adult supervision.

[@eva5601]

I was 8 years old, in January 1974.. But I remember the news warning people of him, when I lived in Florida, when he kill the sorority sisters, and Kimberly Leach, who was my age, when he kidnapped, raped, tortured, murderer, and mutilated her.

[@fernfreeman1729]

I drove across America last fall and back, and I never saw one female hitchhiker, 8000 miles, which is good, yet sad too, as it shows how society has changed.

[@Carmenmartinez-nf9pt]

I don't understand why people are given you so many thums down you don't deserve that you telling the truth that gets me real mad

[@david-lm7iu]

He only has 36 dislikes

[@irisenamorado]

I just subscriber. Great channel, great story.

[@lindc1070]

I hope you do videos on the other locations if you are ever in Utah or Florida.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@@lindc1070 Definitely one day!! I did the colorado ones if you haven't seen that yet.

[@lindc1070]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations I will check that out , thanks. Btw another youtuber Captain Borax did some location videos on Melissa Smith and Debra Kent abductions in Utah. They were good.But you have your own style and it would be interesting to see your take on those too.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@lindc1070 Will add those also to my list!! Thanks linda!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@lindc1070 Also, here's the link for the colorado video to make it easier for you. It was one of my first true crime videos I uploaded so I have definitely improved with my narration skills since then. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYipoaZ4hqahZqssi=er-2vJVImpkFz8Dm

[@lindc1070]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations thank you

[@bradballard2068]

Love the gloves be safe on your travels. Thanks for the great upload

[@suzannebrady6201]

Great video !! Great music to go with the video too!

[@debracatalani4415]

So sad, I was in high school when all this happened. As so many young girls, my hair was long brown and parted in the middle. He was such a monster., praying on the helpful nature of these young girls.

[@metrocust424]

Still a good "video like the location the music fit right in at the end.keep it up you could only get better.niceeeee

[@pamelakern2849]

Great information. Very well done 👍

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Thank you pamela. This took lots of time driving to, filming and editing so I appreciate you watching

[@faulltw]

Great video. You covered lot of information. Of course there is no way of knowing this, but there must have been women he initially targeted and then for one reason or another had to abort and they had no idea how close they came to death.

[@jackietaylor4452]

Not long found your channel and have to say how much work you put in to your videos which are excellent. Thank you 🙏 love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and new subscriber 😊

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

So nice of you Jackie! Thank you! I do put in tons of hours driving, filming and editing these so thanks for noticing. Welcome to the channel. :)

[@doggerproductions]

Really enjoying your videos keep up the good work son👍🙂🇬🇧

[@tinapresley4286]

Good job JOEL.. You have a gift for STOY telling.. And a soft voice. GOOD JOB... Maybe you and Harmon can work together and do these videos.

[@teamlosi11]

Thank you Tina! (Feel free to follow my channel if you don’t already. fishandflywithgus) have a beautiful weekend 🙏

[@jonnydavies6968]

The "service road" you speak of towards the end is, in fact, the old Issaquah railway line, now a cycle/walking path. Due to the expansion on the I90, and development in the Issaquah Highlands, the original roads Ted used to use to get up into the woods are pretty much gone. In his confessions, and King County police photos, Ted used to travel east on the I90 then perform an illegal left turn across westbound traffic to get onto the original service road, which according to his description, would go across some railway tracks and into the woods to a grassy area. Further down from this was an abandoned house/property. I think he took Jan and Denise there, considering they were found not too far away. If you go on "historic aeriels" site there is really good overhead photography of the site from the relevant time period.

[@jonniereynolds7915]

Great work, I’ve reassured a great deal of material regarding Bundy and your travel locations are good research for others who have never seen many of his in’s and outs. And damn if you don’t look soo much like Freddy Highmore.

[@bellagonzalez241]

Great video lots of information. You and your cousin should do more videos together. I subscribe to his channel. 👍👍👍

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Aww thanks bella! He definitely appreciates anyone coming to his channel. We will be making more videos in the future together. 👍

[@fishandflywithgus]

Bella I appreciate you!! You'll be inspired by some cool outdoor adventures and storytelling. Also, IF you or someone you know wants to collaborate on a cool adventure video, with a good story, let me know! I've got a community focus and open to suggestions for cool content. Keep in touch and thanks for supporting Harmin!