The Brutal Murders of Ted Bundy - The Untold Story| part 2

Part 1video link: • The Brutal Murders of ...
00:22- intro
01:11- his crimes
06:19- his first arrest
09:28-his first trial
10:10- his first escape
11:16 his second escape
12:08- his murders
14:15 his final arrest
16:42- his death
Prepare to be shocked and disturbed as we unravel the heinous crimes of Ted Bundy, the infamous American serial killer. In this in-depth documentary, we dissect the chilling details of Bundy's murders, his cunning methods, and the tireless efforts of law enforcement to bring him to justice. From his cunning charm to his terrifying reign of terror, this video sheds light on the sinister life of a man who haunted the nation. Please be advised that this content contains graphic accounts of violence and may not be suitable for all viewers. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. #serial_killer #tedbundy

[@cautionTosser]

I like that you presented evidence other than the overplayed bitemark evidence. People tend to gloss over the fact that there was a shit ton of evidence against him. Or maybe it just makes a better story. Anyway... great job keeping the focus on the facts.

[@killereverb3928]

@cautionTosser - the bite-mark evidence used in Ted’s trial has been widely discredited and it is no longer allowed as competent evidence. Garbage in - garbage out! So, Ted was convicted on dental evidence that is inadmissible today. He was still guilty but nobody talks truth about the status of that junk science evidence!

[@jimmccord487]

He was a coward, plain and simple;grateful that the State of Florida took out the trash.

[@KamChillTV19558]

That poor poor babygirl, 12 yrs old, just devastating, total pure evil acts. 😭😭😭💔💔💔💔

[@KamChillTV19558]

We as children were always warned VERY VERY strongly about hitchhiking, our families would tell us there are some extremely dangerous people out there, and to never EVEEEER Hitchhike EVER, to always find a store n ask 2 use a phone to be collected rather than going with strangers, we were told some young people never saw their Mummys and Daddys ever again and that was a good enough warning to never hitch a ride or talk to strangers, our schools also did the same thank God, totally grateful for that warning ❤️

[@gts3004]

Just the other night I was driving alone at night and saw a VW Bug following behind and it made me think of Bundy

[@shawnadeyo]

Scary

[@shawnadeyo]

Every time I'm driving at night on a lonely road by myself I think of these killers. There's one specific I saw on forensic files where a killer was always lurking for victims who broke down on the side of the road on a dark stretch of highway. It was one of the scariest stories I've ever heard. I forget his name but he was murdered in prison.

[@audreyann1975]

That's funny because any time I see a VW Bug I think of Ted as well.

[@SuperCrazyPsycho731]

Messed up things they would never See it coming because he would wear a sling or brace and appear to have a broken leg and arm or whatever needing help putting books or something simple in the back of his car. You going to help him...bonk

[@gts3004]

@@shawnadeyo you’re pretty I would protect you from the likes of bundy 😀

[@MyMissingPeace]

Here's me back for part or 2 of this Bundy Boy. I've always known about Teddy but honestly never really gone into the details too much. The TB tapes on Netflix absolutely scared the crap outta me. So I just needed my sanity and to focus. That was a long time ago though. I'm not great to watch a horror film with. I scream. Cry. Won't go to the bathroom or upstair on my own. 😅 But it's great to listen to it without having to hear his voice in my dreams... he's so so creepy.

[@MarioCosta86]

What scares me most is his "normal" behaviour or well manners. This man was a killing machine with a soft spoken voice. Chilling.

[@SECRETARIATguy224]

I'm a man and I understand exactly what you mean.

[@greganderson2239]

You speak of him like he was a decent guy, 😂 he wasn’t! !! Absolute evil piece of sh@t

[@paulanthony5274]

mariocosta5806 I know what you mean. I mean a lot of gangsters and thugs look rough and hard and even scary looking, but most serial killers just look normal average looking folk and yet are even worse than the former I mentioned and that makes it scary. Even Michael Riley Burke who plays Bundy in the violent 2002 movie looks more evil than bundy, he has something about his face and yet he's just a normal guy, the real bundy looks intelligent friendly and approachable but he's a demon of a man..

[@jorgereyna1796]

Terrific videos all the terrible/interesting details are what separates these vids from other Bundy videos

[@My-Redemption]

The one FBI agent who interviewed him numerous times over the years said that Ted bundy was quote the perfect killing machine and I’ve watched damn near ever serial killer documentary and watch the ones that were interviewed and it’s creepy just how much they have in common most are scored at the very top on the intelligence scale charming very good at the whole jackal and Hyde almost always able to fit into wherever demographic they are in at the time

[@paulanthony5274]

Plus he was an organised serial killer so more successful than say the Yorkshire ripper was around the same time. Alot of Sutcliffe victims survived the attacks because he went up behind them in the street. When he got them into his car like bundy did they didn't survive but the ones attacked walking down the road or across fields were sometimes disturbed by members of the public coming along so he ran off. Bundy was much more organised.

[@donaldshotts4429]

Makes sense because they had to be smart enough to cover their tracks or they couldn't become a serial killer. They had to hide their rage and appear to be normal most of the time. Especially Bundy because he wasn't killing prostitutes and people society overlooks

[@backbay2242]

I think it's possible that Bundy is responsible for the disappearance of Donna Lass from a casino in Nevada in 1971 I believe. Her remains were recently identified. What we know about this likely crime is very consistent with a Bundy type abduction. She was a nurse at the casino and just disappeared with no trace in the early morning hours. The case has been peripherally linked to the Zodiak but it fits Bundy to a tee.

[@KamChillTV19558]

@Dark deeds, you have a very calming narrative voice, great video, newly subscribed thanks very much for showing respect to the victims it always has been important to me in True Crime Documentaries to see respect for the victims n their families and your subscribers which feel particularly sensitive to these kind of documentaries due to personal traumas, Thanks very much truly ❤❤❤

[@curiousworld7912]

Amazon has an excellent docu-series on Bundy, with interviews from his long-time girlfriend and her daughter, the victims' families, and those who knew or worked with him, titled 'Ted Bundy: Falling for a Killer'. It's POV is framed alongside the Women's Movt. of the times, as well as all the procedural information; some of which was new to me. I think it is well-done, and I appreciated the fact that it in no way 'immortalized' Bundy, but instead focused on those most effected by his crimes. If you haven't seen it, it might interest you. :)

[@larakeller2478]

@@curiousworld7912 Amazon Prime. It was excellent. That piece of filth destroyed Liz's life.

[@dafcorleone]

That killing spree in less than 15 mins jeez completely out of control just out for blood and cause harm.

[@rhondawentzell6959]

I just can’t comprehend how anyone could ever have any mercy for Bundy If you are availed of all the information about his horrendous crimes…it makes you want to completely destroy him in hellfire. Anyone with any sense of Justice couldn’t show this humanimal any sympathy nor any mercy.

[@GLITTERandSKULLZ]

If that's truly how you feel than you are no better than he.

[@darkones4370]

I know you being a woman affects you more than men are. The woman brain must be different than the male brain and not always smarter. But I know women in particular take Bundy's crimes personal

[@larakeller2478]

@@GLITTERandSKULLZ Do you KNOW the actual details of what he did to that little twelve year old girl, just that crime alone ???!!! I beg to differ...you're the one that's no better than him if you have ANY empathy for that evil piece of shit.

[@SuzanneHerrod-wy2ck]

Looking at those skulls, poor lady's . As that's a powerful hit..no wonder they died instantly most..

[@marcos7801]

That's crazy and chilling.

[@GuaranteedEtern]

One of the things I liked hearing (although I am sure there is more) is the actual physical evidence they had against Bundy. I've read a lot of things where the police had him "dead to rights" on a certain disappearance, but how? There was no DNA, sometimes no body or just bones - there is circumstantial evidence like he was in that area at the time based on gas station receipts but I would be interested in what other details they had tying him to the crimes. I guess that stuff doesn't make for interesting KZbin videos so it's left buried in the case files - and only what has been publicly released.

[@larakeller2478]

Bunch of different hair( including pubic) inside his car, blood on the inside of the passenger door after they took it off...a lot. There was fiber exchange between his blue overcoat & the sweater the little girl( Kimberly Leach) was wearing. Those are a few I know.

[@severinefisteberg8893]

Horrific...just makes me sick..😢

[@GuaranteedEtern]

Every video repeats the "Bundy stood up and shouted..." - this is not correct. You can see the video and he does say to tell the jury they got it wrong, but it wasn't shouting.

[@nevadatan7323]

"Exclaimed" or " protested" would be a better descriptor imo

[@GuaranteedEtern]

@@nevadatan7323 Exclaimed isn't even accurate IMO - he was very calm. Protested yes for sure.

[@killereverb3928]

The narrator mistakenly states Ted was captured from one of his escapes in “Chicago.” Plainly, that never happened at any time.

[@bundydata]

No because he'd doubled up his clothing so it was planned.

[@rahan9886]

Robot voice

[@jean-claudecalise7470]

Ça m' fiche des frissons, l histoire de ce monster, et j aime ça. Tous les Halloween films c est de la gnognote compared to !

[@MichaelCurtis-vj5hl]

In Washington state

[@MichaelCurtis-vj5hl]

His ashes was scattered at Taylor mountain were he put his five victims

[@ladyhonor822]

RN CCRN ☦️ TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 🏥🌃❤

[@insaneone4369]

Not all but most of his victims were considered girlfriends. He slept with very very young girls and most of them fell prey like this.

[@walterellman3246]

Please My Friends! Turn To Christ! Please My Friends! Please! John 3:16

[@packersprik]

AMEN!!!!!!!

[@larakeller2478]

Amen

[@IsaiahYeshaiaLau]

432hz

[@IsaiahYeshaiaLau]

174hz

[@sharonscales674]

Terrible story teller.

[@SuperCrazyPsycho731]

He's not the most brutal. He is probably the most sick but Richard Ramirez and The vampire of Sacramento are both ways as far as brutality goes

[@petraleopold2713]

don't make it competition for god sake, every serial killer is equally terrible and evil human being,no need to compare

[@SuperCrazyPsycho731]

@@petraleopold2713 actually there is an absolute need to compare, examine etc. No offense but you're out of your league and element. Don't talk to me. Talk to one of the symptoms he doesn't understand either. I don't have time to explain. Well I do have time. I just don't want to

[@petraleopold2713]

@@SuperCrazyPsycho731 Lmao yea and you are professional, sure bud🤣

[@SuperCrazyPsycho731]

@@petraleopold2713 thought about a career as a profiler so technically...I mean I have the knowledge of one so...

[@petraleopold2713]

@@SuperCrazyPsycho731 good for you😊