Ted Bundy Survivors Meet and Share Their Stories | Snapped Notorious | Oxygen

[@OxygenTV]

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[@sheebavarughese6828]

The way he looks at someone is really creepy....not handsome at all

[@redazguendi8529]

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[@summerlovex334]

Smae

[@missionaries7575]

He wasn’t smart he gave himself away and did not know enough of the law

[@snuffybloodsuxer2726]

I lived in Florida when he was electrocuted everyone was turning off lights to give him more "juice"

[@saraboatman632]

Tanya Gerner and THIS is why I’m proud to be flo-grown 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@alexiswilliamsinc]

Ok, WOW! 😂 They weren’t messing around....

[@snuffybloodsuxer2726]

Yup dont mess around at all flo-grown 🙃

[@terrimichaels3018]

Power up 😆

[@waka4961]

Flo ftw

[@pardisranjbarnoiey6356]

The survivors only talked about a minute or 2. Not a good title

[@laswan5]

Pardis ~ Not only that but about halfway through something changed in the editing and the horrible music drowned out her voice!

[@pardisranjbarnoiey6356]

@@laswan5 Ugh!

[@mooneymagic4521]

@@laswan5 ikr wtf was that?!

[@leosruletheworld9622]

Yeh I no it annoyed the hell out of me I wanted to hear them speaking together

[@catstrawford]

Good title for a bad video...

[@aaliyahford502]

The scariest thing about this guy is he valued his own life. Most of these serial killers didn’t care what kind of sentence they got or what happened to them. He took these women’s lives so easily but did everything he could to delay his own execution.

[@vivavoice7211]

Extreme survival instinct. Narcissist psycopathic deviant. Words are limited to describe the pathology.

[@realmaletearsaspatriarchys1351]

Just like Jodi Arias and O J SimpSon! O J's real dad was a famous drag queen who left him and his brother as well as their Mom to be with a man.

[@dec23]

Because he was a narcissist. It's not surprising at all he didn't want to die nor kill himself.

[@whosyourdaddy4579]

It's not "scary" that he "valued his own life"...that is a natural self-preserving instinct. What was "scary" was how he was charming one minute and then viciously tearing his young victims apart the next! He was and forever in my mind will be remembered as a souless piece of sh*t that destroyed many lives.

[@aburafidhaas-safawi839]

That is not true. İf he wanted he couldve gotten a prison life sentence rather than án excution. But he said it himself "I deserve the highest punishment possible" Why would you guys spread lies to villianize a man who is already a villain?

[@musicislife9804]

The many women who sent him letters while he was in prison took the bad boy fetish too far

[@user-ld7uj9pv8e]

So utterly sad and tragic... foolish women.

[@rachelmamac47]

Send in the clowns

[@somewhat9626]

That's like the people who are obsessed with the Columbine shooters 😣People are nuts

[@maddii34u]

@@somewhat9626 It's called hybristophilia. It's a thing.

[@grancito2]

There is some kind of inherited fickle problem in a large percentage of women's brains, they are attracted to the "bad boys", then wonder why they get beaten, and dumped. Everyone should remember that, when women have a possibility to be in a position of responsibility/power. When I say "some kind", the problem is known psychology of ancient survival.

[@kirby2662]

“no. I’m not scared of him. He DoEsnT LOOk lIKE ThE TYpE tO kiLL SOMEONE” ya well he did. Repeatedly.

[@CinnamonGal97]

I can't help but see these girls as retarded.

[@bebbycute]

not to mention horribly disfiguring and violating them. I can't imagine being THAT detached to find this wackadoo attractive. Barf

[@kaayc9459]

Exactly Kirby.. exactly.

[@ZEN-qb1lu]

It's sick.. face value at it's lowest

[@raylee444]

CinnamonGal Well they trusted him because of how charming he was, serial killers tend to be very charming and manipulative, that’s how they lure in their victims Plus most of the girls weren’t necessarily old, therefore they didn’t know better

[@phoenixberenstitanspeakerman9]

is it me or does that sketch look nothing like Ted

[@Daaaanielle]

It always baffles me when they go "he looks just like the sketch" Because I can never ever see the similarity. He is case in point number 1

[@phoenixberenstitanspeakerman9]

@KingJay i mean they could done a better job

[@tilly9632]

It's actually pretty good dont forget the sketch artist didnt see him they have to go of people memory

[@certifiedcutea4793]

@@tilly9632 yeah but who's gonna see that and go 'yo that looks like someone I know'. Gotta admit it's jokes

[@lisakappel6865]

@Phoenix Berens I thought that too! The sketch has blonde hair and blue eyes...ted had brown hair and dark eyes.

[@mylife.mystory.myjourney.1559]

You know what's really strange is the countless letters from women he received after the knew he was a serial killer.

[@KH-dm9zm]

Like Chris Watts

[@abc23123]

Ik and it’s disgusting

[@user-ld7uj9pv8e]

Awful and sad.

[@reesemorgan2259]

Aren't you glad that you'll never have to watch a _Theresa Bundy_ get fan mail after she'd cruelly snuffed-out so many promising young male lives? You'll never have to experience it - because women don't slaughter young lads Bundy-fashion. We don't manipulate, stalk, rape, torture and kill young college lads for kicks. Do you know what you'd hear from guys on these boards if our fictional Theresa Bundy had a cute smile and was _built?_ "She's hot tho!" I tire of the obsession with Ted's groupies and I suspect it's the result of defensive male posters worried that any examination of sickening misogyny is _making men look bad._ Susan Smith watched her kids drown slowly because they inconvenienced her. A number of prison guards have been reprimanded / fired for having sex with her. Diane Downs killed one of her kids and maimed the rest. She regularly received letters as a convict, from men who "just wanted to take care of her." Closest we have to a Bundy is Aileen Wournos, but she wasn't "hot" and was never going to get the groupies. Ted looked like a TV soap hunk and as any defence attorney will tell you, pretty faces dazzle juries. "even when they knew he was a serial killer" - but they weren't picturing him torturing women - they couldn't get past his pretty face. Contrast Bundy - so beloved by the media - with portly BTK Dennis Rader, of whom the kindest one could say had a more "homely" appearance. He killed many women but he didn't get the trial groupies. Cos nobody fancied him. Do NOT fall for this shit girls. I really think men should just be thankful that their sons will go to college and not have to worry that some woman will stalk them, sexually torture them and desecrate their remains. I'm not saying the O.P. specifically held this intention, but please be aware that many of the men who write such posts do. It's a favourite trick of the MRA crew and ultimately, if repeated time and time again, it almost implies that women invite abuse. It's dangerous and it's specious. As I wrote - men just need to be thankful that "pretty" women don't whack young lads over the head - drag them to isolated locations and sexually torture them. Sadly, women always have to be very careful about how we're perceived by men. Always remind men how lucky they are, with regards to this specific issue. Always be mindful of undertones - what is not being said.

[@micaela7159]

Reese Morgan very well written reply, i agree 100%

[@marilynnnnntr]

The scary thing is evil doesn’t always look ugly and and scary. It can be beautiful but deep inside it’s really bad.

[@safdarbaig1814]

plz your watsapp

[@huna5923]

True

[@hinodewolf2080]

@S AA ye

[@micaela7159]

John Bryan he was handsome for the decade

[@Jenjensexypants]

Looks can be deceiving.

[@magic2863]

Ted Bundy is so interesting, but terrifying at the same time. I'm obsessed with serial killer documentaries lol

[@Spooky_sami_creations]

SAME

[@magic2863]

@@Spooky_sami_creations the ones that interested me the most are Bundy,dahmer, gacey+kemper lol you wonder what goes through there heads to do something like that

[@Spooky_sami_creations]

@@magic2863 exactly!

[@magic2863]

@@Spooky_sami_creations 👌😂

[@babydolljones77]

I'm from & still live in Washington super close only a mile or so from the main road Pacific Highway where the serial killer The Green River Killer Gary Ridgway picked up all his victims. I'm obsessed with serial killers too idk why...Ijust wanna know how their minds work for some reason.

[@merncat75]

*Proof* of how most people judge wrongly based on looks and how gullible people can be!!

[@ally-lz6qr]

this is about his demon acts. not what the victims did wrong

[@christianbrother4724]

it was the 70s. A simpler time, there was also no social media.

[@DesilovesJesus]

Facts 💯👍

[@rachxluv]

He looks so innocent. Turns out he is fucking insane

[@Oumaïmahajji25]

Right!

[@ItsJustRoseLove]

Ted Bundy offered my grandpa a ride home once when he was a teenager, he lived in Seattle and I think Ted mistook him for a girl from behind because of his long hair. 2 weeks later a 16 year old girl from west Seattle high school went missing and was listed as a runaway but it's suspected he killed her and she was never found

[@ItsJustRoseLove]

@Amy Y You can go back and do the math, my grandpa was born in Seattle in 1960, Bundy was in Seattle in 1974. He didn't get in the car with him but Bundy did the whole "I need help" act with him and was driving his infamous mustard yellow beetle, he was hanging out at Alki Beach when it happened. You can believe whatever you want to, I'm just sharing what he told me. You believing me isn't my priority.

[@bigflopper45]

ItsJustRoseLove woah

[@kaitlynanita448]

@@ItsJustRoseLove I believe you that's horrible

[@catherinegrace2366]

ItsJustRoseLove I believe you. Your grandfather probably dodged a tragedy. I doubt Bundt would have let someone go if he could take their life. He thrived on it.

[@Themystergamerr]

ItsJustRoseLove wow, interesting. Not all of his victims were identified

[@jeng5911]

Women sending him letters wtf is wrong with y’all???? They send chris watts letters in jail too ! Do these women not think he would do the same thing to them ?????

[@taylorj6177]

Chris watts is just a dumbass. At least Bundy was somewhat exciting, hate to say.

[@darthvader6916]

People are crazy and especially these women who are hungry for clout 🤦🏼‍♀️🙄

[@Themystergamerr]

Jen G ikr? They must think they’re special somehow

[@emmaminkley4420]

Some knew he would. Its a kink ya know"

[@mrrogue3778]

I was waiting the day Chris Watts get the same punishment as Ted Bundy

[@katiem6719]

in one video, Ted acted so innocent with the interviewer it was freaking me out

[@auttysifuentez2841]

katie mclaughlin I JUST WATCHED IT

[@auttysifuentez2841]

katie mclaughlin talking about how normal his family was and shit smhhh

[@sike8358]

Dude I just watched the confessions of Ted Bundy 😫😫😩

[@Daaaanielle]

@@sike8358 Is that the one where he whispers a lot? Because jesus h christ I felt like I needed therapy after that.

[@bigflopper45]

What was it called

[@lesago9243]

people saying that ted bundy wasn’t “handsome” or “attractive” yet you don’t realize that this was back in the day. where looks, smooth talking, and being smart was all top features that a girl looked for before.

[@Joe-ud1de]

Not actually. The average pictures of Bundy is about his time in prison, after several drug abuses and incarceration; just try to look out for his early photos from 70's, he was damn beautiful and attractive with his blue eyes.

[@noemi-ln4tk]

@@Joe-ud1de Yes! I think the same, but he was pure evil, he got what he deserved.

[@richardturner6981]

@ Mosryan: I would say all cleaned up Ted Bundy was actully handsome. No wonder women trusted him.

[@cagrant4472]

And what's considered good-looking now?

[@Docorif]

@@Joe-ud1de True..

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

My mother met him. She ran away, because she realized it was him. And she's still here today. She fully fits the description of the type he hunted.

[@richardturner6981]

@ Alisha Archuleta: Your mother is very lucky. Did she notify the Police?

[@neeka118]

im so happy your mom got away.

[@ivyedan7183]

Thank God!! I'm so glad she did that

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Bullshit

[@yvonneyvonne6642]

Tell us more. Where did she met him? What happend?

[@melissawtt3160]

The sound mixing isn't great on this. The ambient background music is way too loud, making it really difficult to hear what the women are saying.

[@ruthmoreau6419]

I absolutely agree. The music is way too loud and I couldn't pick up a lot of what the women were saying. Why is music played at all? Most of it is crap anyway.

[@imheather8321]

ted LOVED talking about himself. all the interviews, questions he was asked, he never ever answered bitterly. it fooled people into thinking he had a good, kinder side, but in reality he was just happy the conversation was about him.

[@coredadventure1]

one day I went to the grocery store a few years ago and there was a guy outside the back of his van loading it with a broken arm and asked me for help I said no sorry man Ted Bundy ruined that one for you !

[@sydneyarden3760]

Same sadly my mom told me to not even help other women or children bc you never know if there part of it

[@bloodtypena]

Lol, what did he say?

[@coredadventure1]

@@bloodtypena idk I just walked off LOL....my friends love that story my mom's always got to tell everybody and they all laugh

[@coredadventure1]

@@sydneyarden3760 yep that's totally possible!

[@coredadventure1]

@S K you gee elle why...you ain't got no alibi.... you ugly

[@kiwipie2310]

What scares me about this is that there’s Ted Bundy’s everywhere. A lot of them are still living amongst society and no one knows who they are.

[@JudyCZ]

Since the DNA technology and security cameras becoming widely used it's become much much harder to pull of something as horrific as what Bundy did. But sure, there are unfortunately definitely killers living among us.

[@lunatic1833]

It scares me that any one of us could snap one day and become a serial killer, it could be me or you or any one of us (this doesn't mean anything dont take it too seriously) but just the thought makes me shiver

[@wayneveck6743]

@@lunatic1833 what makes someone kill in the first place

[@lunatic1833]

@@wayneveck6743 I'm not sure but usually it comes from trauma or just being down right horrible

[@diana-rq2vr]

At any one time, the FBI says that at least 200 serial killers are running around the country.

[@bailsr6722]

the background music being too loud for me to hear the women talking >>>

[@ws7009]

It's crazy to think that we walk past people not knowing who's a sociopath could be that friendly neighbour next door😣

[@zeekyeoz4988]

The adubctor of Junko Furtaro, a very sick case even Ted would draw the line at, is still free. He acts crazy around his neighbors/stomps on the cieling and they don't know who he is. They knock on his door to tell him to stop bt he doesn't answer. He runs to slam doors on them while they're leaning in their car. He also slashed a passenger in the car of a guy he ran to yell at after the passenger defended the guy. He went to court then acted crazy there

[@mariadavid3016]

why you all saying “oh my god wHAT HE IS NOT HANDSOME” man. it was 40 years ago. the view of women on men changed drastically since then. also they don’t refer only to looks when they say “handsome”. they refer to all the characteristics that attracted women. get over it. he’s dead now.

[@adoringsharon]

”Get over it. He’s dead now.” Tell that to his surviving victims and the family members of those who did not survive. He may be dead but there's no getting over it. Don’t be so ignorant.

[@mariadavid3016]

Rodeo i am sorry if that sounded ignorant. i was trying to reffer only to the people that always have something to say about the fact that he’s described as “handsome”. disrespecting the families of the victims and the survivors was not my intention

[@dnk127]

@ Maria David, I agree. It was a different time. Rugged looks, and a "Man's man" were considered attractive. Today, the "men" that are mostly considered attractive are over dramatic baby-faced, tattooed, bird caged chested, femininely dressed with a ghetto twist of style. The Jersey Shore, Justin Beiber esque men are really something that appeals to the girls of today, you can have them! I'll take yesterdays classy men like Clint Eastwood, or a Michael Landon anyday of the week! Coming from a younger woman!

[@mariadavid3016]

dnk127 exactly! i am a teenage girl but i still cant understand what my friends see in Justin Bieber or anyone similar to him! no judgement tho, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. im more into masculine looks as well.

[@dnk127]

Agreed! Maybe I was a little too harsh back there, lol. Mostly, my biggest issue with them is their spoiled, rude attitudes today. I'm not in my teens. You seem like a level-headed girl though. I'm not impressed by a lot of celebrities, but I do think Scott Eastwood looks just like his father Clint, and seems like a down to earth guy.

[@Maria-rz9ri]

Women, please learn self defence. It could save your life

[@roxanah2414]

Lily X radical feminist

[@niamh2156]

Lily X some men are bad and some women are bad, bruh it’s got nothing to do with gender

[@niamh2156]

Chase Violet ok educate me? How does being a man make you a bad person?

[@o.d.a.t2367]

@Sophus E Magill Finally someone said it. It's not just men that are bad.

[@o.d.a.t2367]

@Lily X Hun it's not just men. There are serial killers that are female as well.

[@ryliejonesx6541]

I feel so sorry for all of those girls especially Cheryl bless them xx

[@emilyraven4899]

And the one child he killed

[@user-xn5oj3zo5w]

lora 1111 you should listen to the movie

[@serpensophiuchi1595]

@@emilyraven4899 Two, maybe even three if you count Ann Marie Burr.But he definitely confessed to the murders of Lynette Culver and Kimberly Leach.

[@spartacussmith7070]

Everyone says he looks ugly but you have to remember a few things -In the 70s, style was different. -TV resolution and print were not as crisp as it is now. Set this vid to 144p and picture it being on an old TV. -He had a car and dressed well, was articulate, and stayed around younger impressionable women. This gave the impression that he was an achiever and successful. -He had charisma, like a how a good salesman can sell you junk. It's not about what's being sold, it's about who's selling it. -It took years for the truth to come out so he didn’t seem heinous. -He seemed to have a heart, more than most serial killers who were numb to their emotions.

[@zeekyeoz4988]

A good way to judge how he looks is look at his 40 y/o daughter now. And mirror image grandson

[@cwctlh]

I've lived in Tallahassee since 1970. At the time that the murders occurred here, I lived in a duplex around the corner from the sorority house. Our back yards were adjacent to one another. The duplex where Ms. Thomas was attacked was just a few blocks away. I was and am a big fan of the FSU dance program and was heartbroken that Ms. Thomas's injuries permanently ended her dance career. I'm so impressed that she has the courage to speak about what happened. May she continue to be strong. ❤️💛

[@petrapaulinaemotera4794]

And they called Aileen a monster when you have Ted right here.

[@ANDELLARIA]

Ikr and LOL They don't talk about her anymore

[@aestheticvirgocoochie20yea45]

well I mean Aileen was kind of a monster but when compared to Ted, it doesn’t look like it:/

[@audreywhite6592]

Petra Paulina Emotera Aileen was a pathological liar but Ted didn’t lie he was just killed they were two different kinds of evil but both monsters

[@aestheticvirgocoochie20yea45]

Audrey White no ted did lie, read and watch documentaries, they show that he lied multiple of times and that he was very manipulative

[@JannaCR]

Audrey White Huh? He lied all the time.

[@rattory3706]

My mum lived in Florida when this happened and when he was executed everyone had there lights off everything was off

[@snuffybloodsuxer2726]

Yup I was there too where i lived they did the same!

[@nourk8398]

Fairy Acids why ?

[@diana-rq2vr]

No. The jail has its own electricity source. Turning off lights didn't help.

[@zeekyeoz4988]

@@diana-rq2vr Did Ted actually arrange that?

[@tigertbalm]

@@diana-rq2vr Yes,there was a satire piece published urging people to save the electricity to fry Bundy. Many people thought it was real. Author Ann Rule mentions it in her book.

[@MelaineT]

“Ted was handsome.” He looks like a smarty used car salesmen

[@Anetusn]

Melanie Tarantino THATS THE BEAT DESCRIPTION WOOOWWW

[@Anetusn]

Melanie Tarantino best *

[@joselynhernandez5244]

Melanie Tarantino off topic but I love your profile pic!

[@MelaineT]

Joselyn Hernandez Lol aww thank you 😂😂😭

[@nevaehstone5315]

love your mgg profile pic😭

[@skylinneee588]

I can't imagine how the parents went through when they found out their own teenage girl was dead... 😔

[@tigertbalm]

And imagining the terror she went through.

[@zEropoint68]

wait... florida authorities literally asked one of ted bundy's victims what she did to "deserve" almost being murdered by a serial killer? i'm genuinely curious as to what they expected her to say.

[@MinuteMirror]

They ask victims of batterings and shootings for potential motives for the crimes. It's like if my step-uncle got shot or something he should tell the authorities he owes people millions of dollars. It seems like a terribly targeting question but can be really useful in weeding out suspects.

[@dianemarrah6062]

Typical of the time: “ women asked for it”.

[@goldenitri8748]

No they did not he asked if she knows of anyone who would want to do this to her . Like if you’ve got an enemy maybe a girl at school you don’t like or have fought with or a guy that won’t leave you alone . It was the 70s technology wasn’t advanced they were tryna get to the bottom of things .

[@jacquilopez1621]

I am so fascinated by serial killers I want to learn everything about them but I also hate them so much for what they’ve done

[@eleanorrigby7655]

Same

[@ronnieking3848]

I am more interested in the survivors!

[@Wee162]

They’re neither fascinating not worth your time and energy - go down a different rabbit hole.

[@diana-rq2vr]

The fascination part has to do with trying to understand what you cannot.

[@flowersofthefield340]

@@diana-rq2vrABSOLUTELY CORRECT 💯. ...... ITS BETTER NOT TO TRY TO UNDERSTAND EVIL BUT JUST KNOW THAT THEY ARE EVIL AND EXTREMELY DANGEROUS

[@annaelizabethtay5688]

Huh.. Never judge the book by its cover. Be a person is beautiful or handsome looking, one has to be alert on what U see.

[@Savage_Gamer777]

Amen

[@marilynwillis9768]

Don't forget the iodine and potato peeler

[@shane9525]

Savage Gamer nah I would rather die than be living in fear

[@Amor1990]

I’ll never get over the people that said they were walking in the woods and stepped on a body, yet still didn’t realize it.

[@CheriSTJohn-mh8wz]

Ted Bundy was not handsome by any means. 🤢

[@izzywinst1493]

THANK YOUUUUU!!!!

[@Liam-fs5fe]

Perhaps you wouldn’t say that if you didn’t know What he’s done

[@destinyyb8122]

Liam i would.. hes ugly af

[@destinyyb8122]

Liam however i can seem why some people may find him “charming”

[@mas2108]

Cheri White his actions already make him instantly look disgusting

[@christinadolorence167]

*is it just me or does he have the crazy eyes*

[@eleanorrigby7655]

He has the crazy eyes, Ngl I can literally see evil just looking at his face

[@zeekyeoz4988]

He has special extremly crazy eyes that want you to fall for his innocent act, proving he's really crazy

[@greggeverman5578]

It does sort of look like it.

[@Mochic45]

Bless them for surviving and bless the ones that didn't!!!!

[@Anabórshën]

A lot of people describe him to be handsome, charming, charismatic. I can see the madness in his eyes. The madness that humans don't and wouldn't have. Incarnation of pure evil.

[@bloodtypena]

Same agree i see madness in his eyes too. Demonic evil madness. They say eyes are mirror to a soul

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

Same.. his eyes are cold and evil

[@zeekyeoz4988]

I see it too, it's a completely different to his act

[@greggeverman5578]

I wonder if we're only seeing the more damning-looking footage tho. Just a guess on my part, but...

[@nancyp4337]

Agreed!! His eyes are cold, cunning!

[@Kpink452]

Never thought he was handsome back then don’t now ...dead eyes

[@Anetusn]

Mollinator Makes me smile-Karriepink right

[@Oumaïmahajji25]

Lesson: never have empathy for someone you don't know very well!

[@macnchessplz]

Sadly, this is solid advise.

[@blackswan4486]

Wrong. Just don’t act on it

[@Nola5427]

I don' t think that' s the lesson ! Just always be on guard and always, always trust your gut instinct

[@dontknow709]

oh man this is so true

[@UmmCarl]

I was at Ft. Lewis, Wa. when Bundy was murdering women up there, his MO was asking women for help because he had a fake broken arm. I moved to Denver in 1975 and there was a story on the news about women is Salt Lake City and the MO was the same. In front of 4 people I called the SLC Police Department and said "There was a guy in Seattle doing the exact same thing, same MO exactly." The cop on the phone said "Yeah, I'm sure he commutes" and hung up. Believe me or not, I could care less, that's exactly what happened.

[@jonasklingberg822]

The music should be in the background - NOT in the foreground. That's why it's called background music. It's a shame it's difficult to hear the testimonies.

[@justjess.2926]

Does anyone else get chills when Ted Bundy would laugh or even smile…..

[@rickpool324]

Very creepy

[@cottoncandysoldier9045]

Such a cold hearted P.o.S. his smile gives me chills. Thank God those women survived.

[@shanestewart9197]

Even the Judge who sentenced him said he was extremely smart and would have made a great lawyer.

[@diana-rq2vr]

Ted was not really that smart. His law grades were atrocious and he flunked out. His defense of himself by being his own lawyer was so bad, he was sent to the electric chair. Judge Cowart was just making a statement. He knew what he was.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

He wasn't defending himself in court he was reliving his kills

[@andreali4853]

It hurts that they were crying together cuz they are the only survivors that would understand what each other went through.

[@shmaklee]

My grandma told me that she was on an airplane and kept making eye contact with this one guy. She got off the airplane and he offered her a ride. Luckily she said that her family was coming so she didn't need one, yet he still insisted. She kept on saying no, and then he eventually left her alone. Later, she was watching the news and realized that the man was Ted Bundy.

[@diana-rq2vr]

I doubt it. That isn't Bundy's M.O. Airplane? No.

[@shmaklee]

@@diana-rq2vr idk thats what my grandma said

[@Stierenkloot]

She made shit up

[@zeekyeoz4988]

@@diana-rq2vr Lol I'm not sure he took his buggy everywhere but the nagain he probably never went without it because his murder weapons were always in there. He probably didn't use fake casts and ask people to help him on an airplane itself

[@greggeverman5578]

I think I heard Ted's younger brother mentioning that he was on a plane with Ted once.

[@dannyyboy4913]

Thanks for the loudass background music. I couldn’t make out half of what anyone was saying

[@rawan3887]

Imagine sitting in a execution room and everyone in the room is sitting there cheering for your execution damn that’s scary

[@tsukishimakei5902]

He probably didnt even care.

[@ruthmoreau6419]

No. You are witnessing justice being served!

[@nelsonkaiowa4347]

Ok, so this is not at all a documentary but a trailer. Bummer.

[@peggygreeby5065]

It still took years after the lake sammamish murders for them to put two and two together and come up with Bundy. Law enforcement had his name, car, and physical description, but he slipped through their fingers and moved on to utah. Cops didn't catch Bundy, bundy caught himself through his erratic driving. I'm no Bundy fan, but let's be honest, he got away with his crimes for years, while cops bumbled around trying to figure things out. Years later they take credit for 'catching' him, when truth be told, he just fell into their laps, the cops had NO clue. His then long time girlfriend even phoned the cops, and handed him to them on a silver platter, and still it was years before they caught up with him. The cops were totally inept, now to hear them tell it, they caught him, laughable.

[@COVID--kf3tx]

Yeah the cops definitely suck. Even with John wayne gacy like wtf the police gave the boy back to him

[@tigertbalm]

I agree,but to be fair,they didn't know if the killer had given his real name. In the beginning they didn't have much cause to suspect him.

[@artsyhyd]

How he also managed to get married and had a baby during his court days are mind boggling! It seems he intentionally breed before he got electrocuted, he wanted to make sure he has offsprings in this world, he’s so selfish he was in prison but had a baby, he def wanted offsprings for his own purpose.

[@zeekyeoz4988]

That's exactly what I felt when he manipulated Carol to leave him. Disturbingly I think he sensed he inherited psychopathy traits from his grandpa and he sensed his mirror image daughter did, or felt any child of his would. He def married Carol for a baby then let her leave him so the child was raised freely to maybe carry on his work. Or decided to have a child while he was on trial, and find a mother he could get to raise the child in secrecy after having her leave him. Everyhting with Carol seems planned out

[@rahulas8653]

@@zeekyeoz4988 I remember reading a snippet where a former friend of bundy said that his daughter turned out to b "a gem of a human being, educated, beautiful"!

[@tigertbalm]

@@zeekyeoz4988 I think he also felt he might get more sympathy and possibly have his execution postponed.

[@AcousticTelevisions]

Weird sound editing

[@MissBlueEyeliner]

I was always adamantly against the death penalty under _any_ circumstances, until I learned about Ted Bundy and how he managed to escape _twice!_ He was never going to stop killing. He was always going to find some way to end another person’s life.

[@ruthmoreau6419]

I guarantee you wouldn't be against the death penalty if one of your family was murdered. Do some research. The death penalty is GOD'S LAW. Who are you to challenge God's Law. GOD IS NOT MOCKED!

[@jacindapeters2303]

Rest in peace to all of the victims 😓

[@xlnuniex]

I wonder why Mr March didn’t invite Ted Bundy to his annual “Devils Night” Dinner Party.

[@AizaBreathe]

yea? that’s so sad. he is missing

[@petitcactusamer]

The one villain worse than him maybe?

[@karlaheath5504]

So pleased you're debunking the "evil genius " myth. Psychopaths aren't geniuses they're just devoid of conscience.

[@babydolljones77]

Ted Bundy's first victim was a little girl in Tacoma Washington that he never officially admitted to her name but he described murdering a lil girl in tacoma around that time in detail n how she was taken from her home thru the window n shit. So he admitted it just left out her name. I'm from & still live in Washington super close only a mile or so from the main road Pacific Highway where the serial killer The Green River Killer Gary Ridgway picked up all his victims. I'm obsessed with serial killers too idk why...Ijust wanna know how their minds work for some reason.

[@mckster56]

His last was just 12...

[@zeekyeoz4988]

@@mckster56 His first that little girl was 4 too. He was probably just very violent like his grandpa, & very violent people can be pedophiles. I think his grandpa was one too & also his dad. He probably sensed he inherited psychoptic traists from his grandpa bc his grandpa's severe anger was craziness. And he sensed his daughter or offspring could too. That's why he met very loyal Carol, had a kid with her, then she suddenly left him in the end. It was all Ted's plan.

[@captain_chompers]

My dad actually met Bundy face-to-face and was told where he was staying at, as well as being in the trial. He's mentioned in the book "The Only Living Witness"

[@cheyandChandlerplays2639]

My mom was 14 and ted Bundy was only 1 hour away from where she lived...she told me that and it freaked me the hell out

[@tonywalton1052]

"Why did Ted Bundy choose me?" Because you all were hotties. Brunette hotties. He was psychopath praying on hot brunettes.

[@frosty_teacup]

@Maggie B imagine being so unable to handle rejection that it makes you kill 30+ similar looking women

[@Muirmaiden]

Some of his victims were blonde.

[@REFORM.UK-2029]

Bundy was exposed to horrifying violence and psychological trauma before the age of 5, mostly at the hands of his savage grandfather, whom he thought was his father. The combination of violence, and the lack of normal parental interactions in early childhood, fosters many personality disorders in adulthood. In that respect, Bundy's childhood was like Aileen Wuornos. This type of disfunctional environment in early childhood, shapes and moulds SOME people into becoming criminal psychopaths in adulthood.

[@blackveilkade]

God, I looked at his eyes and *shivered*

[@janelleanderson6744]

Yup

[@MsGhizo1]

What terrifies me the most is that a lot of women knew what he was and all his crimes and still called themselves fans and wrote 200 of love letters to him while he was in prison.

[@diana-rq2vr]

Ignore these crazies. It happens with every serial killer case.

[@chilo8187]

It’s called “hybristophilia”

[@springertrash5493]

They are just as sick as he is

[@ruthmoreau6419]

@@diana-rq2vr Absolutely right. Killers get heaps of fan mail and proposals of marriage from stupid, confused women wanting their 15 minutes of fame. It comes with the territory.

[@pennicoen6573]

I met Ted Bundy in the death row visiting area at the Florida prison where he was executed. I met Ted in 1981. I am a 56 year old lady and I remember that Ted would always stare at me. I remember seeing Ted's wife carole visiting with him.

[@martytaylor7043]

I think Ted Bundy was the devil

[@ANDELLARIA]

He is tho

[@auttysifuentez2841]

SuperAndrea iAnimations was*

[@taylorj6177]

Yeah, you may just be right. And I don't even believe in that.

[@firenze5555]

Agreed. So was John Wayne Gacy. Evil personified.

[@eleanorrigby7655]

It’s possible, I personally believe he was controlled by the devil (and the other monsters that killed people)

[@Belle19700]

Most people have not "read the transcripts" about what he did to his victims. He was a MONSTER!

[@badgirlhollywood9741]

What transcripts?

[@ginnyderikrava637]

​@@badgirlhollywood9741mo

[@salcalı_tavuk_17]

The thing is, the number of his murders and crimes is unknown. So when anyone starts talking about how their relative could be a victim of his, it’s most likely can be true. It’s actually scary. You just don’t how many innocent people were killed by this sick man, or even the people he tried to murder.

[@Stephen-gl5wu]

It’s amazing how some serial killers slip up after getting away with so much, Ted introducing himself as Ted , BTK asking the cops can a disc be traced, they must get so confident and relaxed in what they’re doing that they feel invincible

[@thechosenone1533]

Many serial killers want to be caught. They just love all the attention they get

[@diana-rq2vr]

Psychologists say it is a game for them and they love the publicity. When it wanes, they stir things up again.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

BTK owned the Keystone Kops for 31 years BTK won.

[@tigertbalm]

I think introducing himself as Ted was intentional. If he had been caught but hadn't yet managed to kidnap his victim,he could have claimed he was just flirting and she was overreacting. In that scenario he would seem more innocent then if he had given a fake name. Also he lived locally and the park was very crowded. If someone that knew him overheard him giving a fake name it would have stuck out in their memory.

[@tigertbalm]

@@diana-rq2vr Ted's cousin knew he was guilty when he was first out on bail. He was recognized and was reveling in the attention.

[@franlooving4203]

To see Cheryl Thomas is amazing! I have thought such nice thoughts to her since 1985 when I learned that she was a ballet dancer whose career was ruined by Bundy. That broke my heart as well as all all the other lovely young ladies hurt by him! Their goodness prevails over his evil!

[@hafsaxvi4027]

The incompetency on the part of the police investigation that they waited for Ted to kill someone to be sure it's him. They should have just called him in and question him based on suspicion. They let him on the lose again and again and he killed many women including that 14 year old girl. That really breaks my heart.

[@drkhouna7044]

He never killed a 14 years-old he killed a two 2 yearsold

[@diana-rq2vr]

They never did that. If they hadn't the evidence to hold him,, they couldn't have done so.

[@tigertbalm]

Kimberly Leach was only 12. She was his youngest confirmed victim,but many people suspect teenage Ted had killed his 8 year old neighbor,whose body was never found.

[@lotstodo]

Damn, his eyes were scary. He went back to that lake twice in a day. That's crazy.

[@tigertbalm]

And took his girlfriend out to dinner afterwards. But he also took the ski rack he had used off his car and put it back on hers. She felt sorry for him because he had a cold and seemed so tired.

[@lotstodo]

​@tigertbalm I was young back then. I was also in LA during the Hillside Stranglers. When I was reading 'The Deliberate Stranger' I woke up screaming. I was the type they wanted. Scary times.

[@watermelon7411]

Anyone else studied this man for more then 24 hours and have to deal with your family calling you luney for studying ted bundy to be honest studying him is incredibly fascinating idk why I fantasies going back to the 70s and catching ted in the act of his first murder and then becoming a hero and saving all those future lives and going down in the history books

[@GentlemenBug]

Such a shame. They were beautiful young women. He ruined so many lives.

[@shrekssidechick5519]

And now I know why my dad always taught me boxing when I was a teen 😂😂😂

[@anthony5335]

Soooo incredible this lady managed to survive jumping into a freezing mountain stream/river (at night, as far as I'm aware) without suffering any hypothermia! Incredible, not only does she not succumb to hypothermia while in the frigid waters...she also managed to get out, & made a huge trek on foot wearing those soaking wet clothes. She must be a super special "laws of nature dont apply to me, evah!" specimen. A true "miracle" !

[@barbarabrooks4747]

It's so tragic to see a life like Ted's. He could have done good things with his life. He was probably a great phone counselor. Maybe if he had received early therapy after being with his violent grandfather, like play therapy, he wouldn't have turned into a violent person. We need to intervene early when a child lives with violence or shows danger signs like assaulting younger siblings or torturing animals and severe social awkwardness. It's sad that the Ted Bundy case didn't result in a national movement to help troubled children and for families with a troubled child to get quality treatment, including neurofeedback.

[@barbarabrooks4747]

@@esthergift8373 the point is to learn how to recognize these people in childhood and try to reprogram their brains, train their parents to be viligent so they know where he is and what he is doing and remove the child from the home if the parents are criminals or don't watch him or have no authority. If the child persists in cruelty to animals and people, then he needs to be in an institution with school and work with others like him. The worst thing you can do is put him in prison or juvenile hall with inmates he can manipulate, torment or corrupt. If we don't take action when animal cruelty (which is a crime) starts and keep with mental health follow up and home visits, he will be a school shooter, thief, murderer, or at best, one who torments his family, but not outsiders. Usually serial killers have to kill at least 2 or 3 victims before the police make an arrest. Wouldn't it be better to stop him before the first rape or murder?

[@janets9179]

He wasn't a good student, and couldn't make it through law school.

[@tigertbalm]

He was already going on killing sprees then.

[@peteramarillo8952]

When he gave women his real name he was taunting the police. He was inviting the police and the media to try and catch him.

[@blackie75]

It's not the fact that he was of low IQ or that he was stupid as to why he was so brazen at the lake. He'd simply been getting away with his crimes for so long and he had become more and more accustomed to that fact and so became much more daring and the need to fulfil his desires weighed on him more and more. It was simply a matter of complacency due to a number of factors and this seems to be a similar pattern for even the most intelligent killers.

[@maxinef6654]

That sketch ... lol 😂 looked nothing like him.

[@WindDancer435]

This is the first I have seen of this and I thank you for the upload and I have seen many stories about Ted Bundy. Thank you for this, very much.

[@ladyhathor2499]

His charisma was insane, and so was he. People still think he’s handsome and attractive despite the horrible things he did. He was an attractive man, I kinda hate to admit it lol. Even my auntie said he was fine. Smh...

[@ahuxley123]

What gets me is that law enforcement sit there and talk about how he was not intelligent (He made mistakes by far showing that he was not a genius) but it just shows that a lot of the investigations were sloppy. Bundy and Ridgeway were the reason why these massive task forces were started. Agencies failed to cooperate not wanting to share information and communication which hindered catching these guys. I'm not saying that everyone did not do their jobs but it always comes down to communication with humility.

[@insightful_fairy8743]

We’re lucky now we live in a world where it’s so much easier to catch people who do these sick crimes!

[@joelmillerfanclub]

it’s so shocking to me how naive some of those women are... “he doesn’t look like he would kill anybody” well he clearly did

[@charliedontsurf70]

All of his victims were beautiful. That was what they had in common.

[@badgirlhollywood9741]

The one with the pigtails is gorgeous I can’t deny this. No one wants an ugly catch anyways. They had dark hair and parts down the middle.

[@DianaMartinez-gh9jn]

2:59 actually made me wanna shut my computer because of how scary that look was

[@clown.r00mz]

These Ted Bundy fangirls are something I will never understand. As attractive he may have been, that's what helped him get away for so long. He's a terrible person who's hurt so many people, if any of my friends, I don't care how long I've known them, are a Ted Bundy fangirl, I'm immideatly dropping them

[@greggeverman5578]

Good for you!

[@anglophils645]

He should not have been executed. Two wrongs do not make a right. We could have studied him, to find out what went wrong with him, to turn him into a rapist and killer. He would have cooperated in that process, he knew that something was terribly wrong with him. From prison, he solved the Green River murders. He called the FBI, and told them that the killer was similar to him. He told them the profile, where to look for the man, and how the man was finding his victims, and where he would take them. And he was exactly right, in the end. Had the FBI listened to Bundy, the would have caught the Green River killer years before they finally did. Listening to Ted Bundy would have saved lives. Killing him was stupid.

[@thanrose]

If this is the network Oxygen that uploaded this, I'm disappointed. Not well edited, sound production very uneven, and no ID on some of the people speaking.

[@Fariha2023]

After watching the movie and watching the documentary, his face was flashing into my eyes and I was very scared at night. I couldn’t sleep well and had nightmares. This guy is dead but it is haunting me 😭😰 for two days.

[@lindacosta3381]

Ted Bundy was intelligent, charming and could be called handsome, but he was able to kill for as long as he did because of the time that he did it in. In the 1970’s, it was a more innocent time, women were more trusting. Many would not hesitate to help a stranger out. Lots of people still hitchhiked as a way to get around. Doors were left open. Most important, at that time, police departments rarely shared information across counties, let alone states. The technology didn’t exist like it does today. There was no CODIS, no internet, computers were primitive at best. News traveled slowly compared to today. And there was no DNA testing. So the deaths of women in Washington state were not connected to the murders taking place in Utah or Colorado, at least not right away. Ted was lucky he got away with murder for as long as he did. Had he attempted to murder women in 2019, he would have most likely been caught within months not years.

[@sunnycoastQLD]

He got away with it, because no one would ever have thought anyone could do what he did. He also took advantage of a culture where people trusted and helped. No one would ever “deserve” an attack, really did she was asked that?

[@brianrajala7671]

He was evil, but no genius as much as he was lucky, to escape law enforcement.

[@tigertbalm]

And thankfully his girlfriend Liz felt compelled to keep following up with the police despite how much she hoped he was innocent. She gave them gas receipts and a lot of info that placed Ted squarely in the vicinty of the murders.

[@morganwhite2176]

So deep what he said about the fish, that the bigger fish are too deep under and the only way to understand them is to go deep under with them, and that ‘normal’ people can’t do it because they’ll drown. (too moral to survive it). Deep.

[@marijajurcevic65]

Fun fact demons are handsome so they can bring people in "dark"

[@kizpaws]

I only wish that this documentary were longer. To hear more from the survivors, etc. That monster was indeed a scary individual...

[@katiegrim3497]

this video couldve been 2 seconds long. all you have to know about how he got away with it is that he was white, educated, and privileged, but most importantly, white.

[@cindymagrum6649]

Racist

[@haunteddreams7856]

Not really 😂. But just remember all lives matter not just black 😂😂😂

[@_Your__Majesty_]

yup

[@theaveragejoe7966]

Oh for the love of God shut up man