The Crimes of Ted Bundy And Night Stalker (Serial Killers Documentary) | Real Stories

[@coldblizzard5880]

I love how people found the night stalker and beat the bricks out of him until the police came. Good job people.

[@Yourmomssecretboyfriend]

one of the biggest humanity W moment

[@latouselatrec]

@@Yourmomssecretboyfriend ynnnnnn bb5nbbbb n. 5bb ?😀❤️56 😂

[@keithray9421]

Bricks out? You mean Brakes off?

[@coldblizzard5880]

@@keithray9421 nah. What I said is something we say here in Jersey. Atleast from what I’ve heard

[@sonjifoster1055]

Lmao u said it they beat the breaks off his a..

[@catnk9]

I have lost my husband and my son. I was depressed for YEARS! Finally a therapist told me ever time I think of them, think about a time when we were happy. Recall the memories as much as possible and remember them in that way instead of the day they died. It helped me a lot.

[@xojefe-9703]

I’m sorry for your losses 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤

[@The-Channel-5050]

God bless you 🙏🏽

[@jayshah9967]

😥😥😥😥 . I don't like human suffering. I'm very sorry for your loss

[@yoboi01]

I'm really sorry for your loss, I struggle so much with my loss. It's a good idea, I will try it. Ty for this. I pray it helps

[@magdalenamrowka4734]

Heartbreaking. I can`t even imagine the pain you went through. Beautiful advice. ❤

[@ashleee1127]

It seems no matter how many times I watch a documentary on these two I always find out new horrific details. Nightmare fuel! So glad they’re no longer able to hurt anyone else ever again. Rip to all the innocent lives that were taken far too soon.

[@MiladyMarie]

I agree, I always learn new details

[@gameaddictgonewild777]

For every broken mind that gets taken off the streets, 2 new will pop up. Goodnight

[@aliengibberish]

horrific, yet fascinating

[@carolynjustagagirl2315]

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[@carolynjustagagirl2315]

IIU8 8th iz

[@honeybunch5765]

I've heard of Bundy so often since my childhood, I realise now I've never truly sat through a documentary on him. I did not realise how extremely cruel he was, I've always skipped documentaries on him.

[@MotorCityKitty1112]

Well, HELLO!

[@lilyrrichard236]

Cruel but fascinating

[@vaniaramalho1869]

Me too 🤦‍♀️

[@adrianoadriano7772]

@@lilyrrichard236 what is fascinating? U want me to locate your ip and come teach you few things?

[@jasonquimby4878]

@@adrianoadriano7772 if your on this page your fascinated too. If your not why are you watching this video an reading comments

[@yoyoyohthsn]

imagine calling the suicide hotline and being talked down by ted bundy😂

[@marthhammer7]

🥶

[@bobchow178]

”I’ll be right over” 🥸

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

Did you know that not only did Ted Bundy work @ the suicide hotline...but Ann Rule also worked @ the hotline right with Bundy. Ann Rule & Bundy had an 18 year friendship, she even wrote a book on the subject called "The Stranger beside Me." Ann Rule visited Bundy in prison as well. Of course he lied to Rule about the charges against him because her opinion of him was extremely important too him.

[@richardbadish6990]

Oh honey, please don't kill yourself! If you do that, you will spoil my fun! Crazy to think about that, huh?

[@henrybustamante4828]

Wat is so funny?

[@derpanzermacher9094]

One thing I can never understand is how after all the horrible stuff they committed these killers had adoring admirers, professing their love and treating them like divinity almost. Especially in the case of Ramirez, I can't fathom why anyone (especially women) would think "Oh yeah this guy is the right one for me" knowing full well what that beast did to his victims.

[@ruthmccurdy8623]

Agree. There are women who like the watts monster too. Yikes.

[@chrisjohnson1227]

The worst part they’d prolly get murdered to

[@ruthmccurdy8623]

@@chrisjohnson1227 we don’t make decisions. Decisions make us. Sadly it’s their choice. Blessings.

[@loriburnip]

It's called hybristophilia. It's a mental disorder that makes people sexually attracted to dangerous criminals.

[@c.daniels3413]

People did the same thing with Dahmer. 🤦‍♀️ I read stories where these women actually fantasize about being one of their victims. I can't fathom the kind of mental illness u would have to have to where u want to be the murder victim of a serial killer! Its sick... what else would cause this way of thinking?

[@UnsytedLLC]

It’s sad to know one of the surviving victims felt ashamed because her religion taught that she should accept death over her virtue.

[@acreymundo]

Yes and her failure to report led to the deaths of other women. SMH

[@ninabobina2006]

It has been proven that Rhonda Stapley completely LIED about her attack. It’s disgusting that she wants her 15 minutes while spitting on the graves of Bundy’s ACTUAL VICTIMS

[@ninabobina2006]

@@acreymundo her story never happened. She concocted it all up for attention. NOTHING that Bundy did is the slightest bit within reach of the story she told. It has been looked into, and it’s all a lie. Makes it a million times worse that she is getting some form of kickbacks taking advantage of the actual victims’ deaths!

[@IamTheMom]

I grew up in that religion and was told the same by my father. Luckily I am out and can teach my daughter better.

[@zoobaali1766]

No matter what the religion was, not many violence and rape victims report the cases, bc they are scared of what ppl may think about them.

[@janetspell1396]

All of these serial killers have really messed up minds. The one psyche disorder that is most bizarre and grotesque in my opinion,..is “necrophilia”! I can’t even understand that one at all. Something in all of their brains have to be haywire or something. RIP to all victims who cross these psycho’s paths in life. 💔

[@lilyrrichard236]

Eating parts of their victims is a close second for me. Disgusting.

[@pickledragonrebel]

It's all about ultimate control and possessiveness of the victim. If you think about it that way, it's somewhat easier to understand. I agree though, it's abhorent

[@ellenthom34]

I prefer to put them under study for the rest of their lives to study. Clearly the could yield some insight.

[@janetspell1396]

@@lilyrrichard236 Yes! That one too!

[@janetspell1396]

@@pickledragonrebel I guess so…kind of like a wild animal and it’s prey?!

[@patrickpreston2455]

Also Jack Nicholson was raised by his grandmother But sister was mom. He isn't killing anyone.

[@jamielehman4934]

It takes the perfect "soil" to grow a serial killer. You have to have many specific factors at play. Not just a bad childhood. If Jack Nicholson isn't killing ppl it's because he didn't have enough factors. It has to be a perfect combination of nature and nurture. I get so tired of these idiots who say "I had a bad childhood and I'm ok." That just means you didn't have all the factors, idiot. 😒

[@thatguy22441]

Correction: He hasn't killed anyone we know of. There is no telling what celebrities have done, that Hollywood has covered up. Even if he hasn't killed anyone, he's almost certainly guilty of quite a few other equally reprehensible crimes. Hollywood in general has a lot of collective guilt.

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

Correction....he kills peoples' ideals of how talented an actor actually has too be to become an A lister by playing the same exact character in each & every movie he has been in! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johndoe-xz3pq]

The horror of this world is that there are many maniacs who were never caught n many of them are politicians, celebs, policemen, cia agents etc.

[@pickledragonrebel]

Myopic comment. Many ppl grow up in dysfunctional situation. We are all born with genetic abities or disabilities. Some ppl can overcome these hurdles bc they have the genetic ability to. Some don't. It's always nature AND nurture.

[@TcX594]

Blaming Marijuana is absolutely ridiculous. It was his brother who messed him up. Not Marijuana.

[@dmani6368]

What struck the most about Ted and maybe I would have to research my question more in depth, but if his biological mother, grandmother and first love were to “blame” for his outlook on women why didn’t he kill all 3 or one of them?

[@emiliagolden4441]

He didn't want to kill his ex, and he explained that. He wanted to make her suffer with his rejection like she did to him. That's why he dated her twice, but engaged to her once, when she accepted his proposal, he dumped her.

[@jamiemoody2675]

Many serial killers like Henry Lee Lucas, Charles Whitman and Ottis O'Toole did rape, murder band dismember their mothers, grandmothers et al 1st.

[@darrenbracewell2110]

You know he should have killed the three So stupid I whites have a huge problem God help you

[@darrenbracewell2110]

You*

[@dmani6368]

@@darrenbracewell2110 ???

[@patrickpreston2455]

I love what the son said about not going to trial

[@jessebradshaw9993]

Good Job getting his Bite impression

[@ApothecaryGrant]

I think that Ramirez was crazy before Cousin Mike came into his life .

[@n6mad903]

u know something is wrong with some women to adore a serial killer, or people in the media calling him the night stalker instead of small pp killer.. smh Edit: also i think death penalties should be harsher for killers who leave deep wounds & scars people and families' lives. They sit like 20-30 years on death row until they die without serving their penalty. When u set an example to people, there is a good chance that it'll raise some awarness & kinda some "fear" in people who think of committing crimes and taking people's lives. Nowadays going to jail for life is at some point in time normal to that person serving the penalty, they eat, sleep without having to work etc (like earn their living) they live a kind of a peaceful life just without freedom nor seeing the outside world.

[@lillemy5062]

I agree! We should go ultra medieval on them, human experiments, prolonged torture and excruciatingly long executions. Instead of having felons and murderers locked up in cells, wasting away we can use them for the betterment of humanity. Waste of people, time and resources in every single sense of the word.

[@grogu8236]

Well, it wouldn't scare serial killers like them, because they wouldn't be able to feel fear as that is a trait of their anti social personality. Research also indicates that higher punishment does not result in less crime.

[@lillemy5062]

@@grogu8236 But they feel pain and they would fear it.

[@grogu8236]

@@lillemy5062 They don't feel emotions. Fear is an emotion, so no.

[@grogu8236]

@@lillemy5062 The whole reason they kill is to feel something

[@jonsavage2587]

With necrophiles and serial killers that "re-visit" a corps, I can't understand how they stand the smell. The smell of rotting human flesh is unimaginably worse than any other rotting animal

[@whaleymom76]

The maggots would get me.

[@janetspell1396]

I know! It’s just so bizarre.

[@WindDancer435]

I read that their olfactory glands are not normal and this permits them to withstand the stench. I was curious and wondered how this happened so I researched it.

[@jonsavage2587]

@@WindDancer435 That would make sense (pun intended) given that research has learned there is a myriad of brain damage and disfunction in a psychopaths brain.

[@wally6620]

Probably a desensitization from dopamine release.

[@stefaniecosme4774]

Growing up in So Cal during The Night Stalkers Reign of Terror, To this Day, I Still Very Clearly Remember how Scared Everyone was- My Family included- I remember feeling a Bit Safer though as my Dad grew up in the Bronx and was Definitely a Tough guy- Not to mention that he was Well Armed- And Then, I Clearly Remember How Happy and Relieved Everyone was when Ramirez was caught- But, Learning about one of his victims being a Hero from WWII makes The Unspeakable things that he did and All of the Lives that he Destroyed somehow Even Worse!

[@miratores4207]

I still remember when he was caught, I was a little kid living in Newark, N.J .. it was all over the evening news.

[@Celticgreyeyez]

I lived in Arcadia California during the times when Ramirez was climbing into windows slaughtering people. My children and I were terrified staying inside with the windows locked during the hot summer.

[@SickTwisted]

a Hero 😂, don’t be so dramatic, his “reign of terror” wasn’t that bad, there has been way worse done, and being done as we speak, you are a slave to people who do eorse things then these killers, but you’re blind to see that, they should have kept killing more, humans are pathetic

[@13eat13boxes]

Your dad was sweet af he would've gotten ran thru before the rest of you did.

[@miratores4207]

@@13eat13boxes are you speaking from experience!?

[@wildplantsx]

this page definitely a inspiration for me to start my channel. I'm dyslexic and i was so worried to start but this helped me feel like passion for sharing these cases should override that fear! Thanks and keep being super interesting

[@Tyler15342]

That private investigator sure is proud of himself. Someone else could’ve figured it out sooner and prevented more deaths, but sure, be proud of yourself buddy.

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

Did YOU figure it out?!?! No, you didn't...so don't b*tch & moan about someone else figuring it out. That man has every right to be proud. How many serial killers have YOU brought to justice? I'm guessing zero...just be glad that Bundy was finally taken out & give praise where praise is due. You wouldn't like it if you made an epiphany, monumental, eureka accomplishment & instead of getting praise you get put down by a superfluous person that has never even come close to one of those accomplishments, would you?

[@thebiggusdonnus8453]

Wouldn't you be a little proud if you caught a serial killer?

[@omoaypex9817]

But noone else did he did it

[@in_vino_veritas7938]

Yeah, I can't listen to him talk for long

[@jacobgill4808]

Falling in that rushing water saved her...if she took the road initially he would have caught her

[@KSMP]

I gave a police report about a flasher I encountered and they were like "don't worry, they never escalate to more serious crimes". I was like........... yeah they do..... lol

[@pickledragonrebel]

A very antiquated theory. Scary to think that cops don't know that !

[@KSMP]

@@pickledragonrebel That's what I thought at the time!

[@pickledragonrebel]

@@KSMP its scary how poorly some police officers are trained .

[@hellboundjeff666]

Snitch

[@KSMP]

@@hellboundjeff666 Yeah, sorry, I don't think any old a$$hole should be allowed to show me his d*ck at a bus stop. My bad.

[@janedoe5048]

Dr. Eliza "He broke into a fraternity because he knew there would be a lot of women there". Wow. That degree really paid off.

[@lindamaemullins5151]

😂🤭

[@eurekasquared9853]

Too funny.

[@shawndavid1845]

I'll just point out... Fraternity... Is male.. Sorority is female. But good try

[@shannonrickard8605]

​@@shawndavid1845 that was literally their point

[@shawndavid1845]

@@shannonrickard8605 Thanks. I said it for the rest of the world that can watch and doesn't know why the word choice matters. Clown on

[@sdmsdm7926]

The Pacific Northwest can be & is so beautiful, yet so creepy & a perfect landscape for these subhumans who live amongst us....

[@patrickpreston2455]

For some reason The night stalker scared me to this day. I was no where near California. But I think it was because he broke in there homes and had no preference of what age or e they looked like. Also he didn't care if they killed him. But it took me along time to watch this.

[@liveyourbestsoftlife5705]

You soft

[@lechlerguttersllc9553]

Did you grow up in Columbus?

[@wendyking4014]

He was a scary creature.

[@emiliagolden4441]

Right? He was not a choosy killer. He waited till ppl were comfortable probably sleeping, then attacked. Dude I couldn't sleep when thst escaped killer in Texas was on the loose for 10 days I think, he was 58 miles away had me so paranoid. Made me lock my windows

[@jayeffsixteen]

@@emiliagolden4441 SMART

[@susanbrown827]

Why is it ok for these serial killers to take a life?, but wanna fight for their own life? Like their life is more important then the innocent lives they take.... Total Narcissism.

[@merhona3472]

IKR. These same twists who think they are 'gods' to mangle, mess, murder children, innocents, weak people then turn around and cry that the cuffs are too tight, the cells too small, inhumane prison situations, inadequate rations yet they were inhumane, brutal, vicious, in destroying other peoples lives and bodies with not a thought. The victims were tougher, stronger and had more dignity then the pathetic empty things these 'gods' are.

[@nardeeze1741]

It just amazes me how messed up people can become in their life. Just doesn’t make sense at all

[@josephgingras1462]

Ever seen what animals do to each other

[@erica-elfriedemarik6647]

i am totally on his side until rhe point where he rekindles his relation wirh the woman who dumped him a few years earlier..i even agree that he dumped her but cannot see what lead to the sudden change of his personality.....beats me, because ut happened to fast

[@jamielehman4934]

Ok...Ken is lying, right? The part about him going to Ted's jail cell and saying he knew why Ted did all that stuff? Why is he just revealing that now? And back in the 70's would he really have enough info on Ted to be able to reach that conclusion?

[@kenyattaclay7666]

The man is nothing but a narcissist & I truly believe that he thought this would lead to some huge political career beyond being a sharif.

[@goldenagenut]

I grew up in Tallahassee. My aunt lived in the same dorm on College Ave., in the same room as Bundy's victim, the semester before. It was my friend Rick's VW Bug that Bundy stole and was caught in and arrested for his crimes.

[@katherinea.williams3044]

Woah, that’s INSANE! I’m glad your aunt is ok, but if I had lived there a year prior, I’m sure it would have messed with my mind a bit. And if you think about it, him getting pulled over all the time, what they said in the Netflix documentary was true- he was a terrible driver. I’m usually anti death penalty, but I support it here. He was tried and convicted not 10 minutes from where I’ve lived my entire life. Love & Light from Miami Shores🦚 Stay safe mate🌎✌🏼 Peace & Prayers for the people of Ukraine🇺🇦

[@chab1rd155]

Wow! Thats CRAZY!

[@goldenagenut]

@@katherinea.williams3044 Actually it did mess with her head a bit!

[@katherinea.williams3044]

@@goldenagenut Poor thing! Your aunt- I don’t doubt anyone would blame anyone for such a horrific situation. I sincerely hope your aunt is ok and knows she’s well loved. Take care mate 🌎🙏🏼💫

[@goldenagenut]

@@katherinea.williams3044 Oh she's tough, just retired as an attourney, she's had a great life! Thank you! 😉

[@shrutefarms4741]

It does bother me the woman who got away watched the trial on tv and was so upset at how arrogant he was but she didn’t give testimony. That passive leave me out of it attitude helps contribute to other women being killed.

[@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath]

It’s the same with the victims of Weinstein who kept quiet out of fear of their careers or because they got paid off

[@Jin420]

You don't "stroke the ego" of a psychopath. Get under their skin -- challenge their "masculinity"/"dominance". 💯 Anger is comparable to a "curve ball".. Get them out of their "comfort zone". They can only maintain their composure for so long, especially with anger. Playing to their ego -- that can go on forever with unnecessary manipulation tactics. (I wouldn't have the patience for that.. rather hit them where it hurts, so to speak) 💯

[@Big87653]

Why tf would you get under the skin of a psychopath … women do not listen to this idiot

[@marykatherinegoode2773]

One problem: sometimes that anger can be explosive. You do not want a situation where the tactic backfires and the psychopath gets his hands on something he can use as a weapon. You will wind up dead before you get anywhere.

[@pickledragonrebel]

There is no right way to deal with a psychopath. (First you'd have to know that's who you're dealing with, which is not easy)

[@marykatherinegoode2773]

@@pickledragonrebel In a jail cell, there is a fighting chance. ASPD is very common among criminals. ( Not trying to offend those who quietly sit at home minding their own business: at best, you are mildly misanthropic by clinical standards. Go back to your online Scrabble game with my blessings; yes I am aware that there are actually a sizeable amount of you that just want to be left alone. Most of what I say next applies to those with the most extreme version of your condition: thank you all for not following in their footsteps.) The only one who might not have been was Dahmer: sociopath, yes, psychopath, no: he only scored a 22 on the Hare checklist. In the UK you have to hit a solid 25 and in the US it would be a 30. Bundy got one of the highest scores in history and I am pretty sure Manson would be another that would have been a higher scorer. Aileen Wuoronos hit a solid 32. If you are going to be alone in a cell with somebody like Bundy, it would be best to know what is going on upstairs with him and also to be a man: a female criminal psychologist would be just as capable, but she would have to remember at all times that he did not get into a Florida prison for nothing and that his real body count was likely much higher. NEARLY ALL WERE FEMALE. He would more likely to try to toy with you and he is bigger than you and dominance and control were his THING. Humiliating him would be a very dangerous tactic for a woman to take, especially alone.

[@pickledragonrebel]

@@marykatherinegoode2773 wow. You're really nasty. What's your problem? (BTW, never played a game on my phone once in my life)

[@mahoganystructure]

The woman who got away 30 years ago should be ashamed of herself for not providing info to help with arrest. Soo many women would've been saved if she at least provided a description. I hope she asks whomever she worships for forgiveness. God Bless

[@Kolamite78]

That poor guy who lost his Dad seems genuinely destroyed

[@kaylamalina7147]

He was such an intelligent person that could've made a positive influence on people ,but just decided to go the opposite route. It's so sad. Ted Bundy was just a sick individual

[@cynthiageorge3029]

More like just plain evil…..

[@sammygirl6910]

I really dislike that they don't use the victims full names. It seems disrespectful.

[@pickledragonrebel]

I'm sure anominity its what their families prefer

[@chenzomutumbo9140]

@@pickledragonrebel yea, I think this should be at the families discretion.

[@sammygirl6910]

@@chenzomutumbo9140 I'm pretty sure the cat's out of the bag when it comes to these two killers victims. It's an unusual choice that I think centers the criminal. Just an observation.

[@NatalLearner345]

Lmfao that lady had me dead when she said she felt lucky to find a lost dude 💀😂

[@tedgallemore6538]

What I don't get is why did they let him live so many years on death row and to go out the way any normal person can . He was in control til the very end ..... Not right at all . They should of let the families of the victims have a part in his life ending .

[@elijahw5377]

I love hearing the accent trying to Sammamish correctly lol

[@Whocoulditbe88]

Ice pick, crowbar, ski mask… yup just your standard travel gear, have a good day.

[@clairewyndham1971]

I realize and have no problem accepting Bundy as the worst of the worst, but I feel that more could have been learned from him- finding why he can snap from nice guy to heinous murder..Did he even have a conscious mind during his " nice " time? I know he had none as he did what he did..

[@nicolemarie1360]

He was never nice. There is actually a fair amount of information out on this now, people like Bundy, Ramirez and Dahmer likely have differences or damage in their brains, then you add trauma in the mix and it basically unleashes some seriously sick people. A lot of people have these differences in their brain (underactive frontal lobe, shrunken amygdala) but due to their secure upbringing, haven't grown to do anything untoward or devious.

[@carmencarlton1445]

It may one wonder why they didn’t do better at keeping him in jail it’s sad to see how sorry the police where

[@mikeypiros6647]

Because he was educated and studied law.

[@Dpurple28]

The nightstalker is the most terrifying 😳 serial killer to ever live in my mind

[@savagebuilder4264]

Ur pre cute

[@jeazelbeson8038]

I love the night stalker he's my favorite killer, I am a big fan of his

[@lukelyons8716]

@@savagebuilder4264 What's pre cute? Is that like the stage before a girl becomes cute? Like, "I would go out with you girl but you're just pre cute. Come back in a year and we'll see what's up." My last girlfriend was pre hot and pre skinny.

[@ZimbabplaysCOD]

@Luke Lyons ✔️ I'm pretty sure he's just saying pretty, lol but in a different way.

[@meganh7829]

Ya I gotta agree with you 1000%

[@Mr.FadedGlory]

Very entertaining I thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@motojunkie8348]

Did Bundy ever verify Rhonda's story? Seems a little odd she waited 30 years to say anything.

[@mrjonesandme8848]

I wondered the same thing. He was dead by the time she came forward. But her details were very convincing. Rewatch that part.

[@terraleanna4637]

Smh he was a sick pos come on I wouldn’t put it past him…..

[@angieschutte6181]

Her hair was in his car is all i seen

[@Mother.Confessor]

Lolz. Let's let the demented serial killer tell us the truth.

[@pickledragonrebel]

I absolutely believe her

[@TundeEszlari]

You are a very good videographer.😍

[@pickledragonrebel]

This is a network program

[@danimalmx3]

Not sure if I’m recalling this correctly but I thought Rhonda gave a different story on another video?? I thought she said she was handcuffed but got away and ran to a road where a car picked her up.

[@jennamoskol7377]

I think that was Carol something.

[@eileensantana1861]

That was Carol DaRonch

[@andreaberryman5354]

I've never heard of Rhonda, only Carol. His killings were on the news constantly. I think Rhonda's story is bogus, honestly. If Carol spoke up, I don't buy Rhonda's story of saying nothing for 30 years. Just wanted money.

[@boogiedownn2870]

That doctor trying to say there is a correlation between smoking cannabis and the things Ramirez did was pretty silly.

[@joys8634]

People who do drugs like cannabis are lazy and more poor on average. Definitely correlated with higher crime, but a slow person on cannabis wouldn't see that

[@jacoblynam923]

This narrator is unapologeticly British lol

[@kdallas3966]

Bundy cruised through my area when I was a kid. He delivered papers. A little girl disappeared and has never been seen since. Then a friend of mine was at the sorority house when he struck. She didn't get killed or hurt. She's never gotten over it being so close to her though. I've always wondered what he pulled working on the crisis line beside Ann rule. How many vulnerable people did he sink his claws into that called into that line? I'll never forget that look on keppels face when Ted tried to play let's make a deal on death row with him. He offered to give more details about bodies not found yet. The cop knew Ted was trying to play him and would string him along. He just grinned and shook his head. That last night interview you could see Ted was terrified. It's a true shame Ted didn't suffer more. He deserved it.

[@cooliodiablo4571]

I can’t believe he killed Peter Pan!

[@coreym162]

I think he hunted him

[@roserouge3791]

Good Morning Tony...Thanks Gary O'Connor

[@rbspider]

My favorite comment came from the Sheriff who got Ted's bite mark; " Some suffered and lived, thank God".

[@justyeeeeeetit]

My uncle actually survived an attack from Richard Ramerez.. his wife died but his name is Bill Carns and his wife was killed & raped... Bill is permanently disabled & in care.. I feel so bad for him. Left small town North Dakota for CA & nearly get killed.

[@MexObi]

I pulled up articles on him, so sad for someone who has to go through that. Prayers to him and your family

[@sandramlane]

It’s amazing how these events ripple outwards, changing the story of families for generations. I’m so very glad he survived in spite of the odds.

[@jonathandoe2316]

No his wife wasn't killed. She left him after the attack, because he was disabled. And didn't want to spend her life in her eyes taking care of him. She may be dead now, but then she left him when he needed her most. In his weakest most vulnerable moment even as she was recovering.

[@lindaarrington9397]

Bless his heart Hope you whole family is well and doing ok

[@lindaarrington9397]

@@MexObi sweet comment

[@SheilaMMichuki]

Bundy's composite sketch took me out! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@emiliagolden4441]

Girl stop, it didn't even look like him 🤣😭

[@SheilaMMichuki]

@@emiliagolden4441 😂😂😂 Ridiculous!

[@emiliagolden4441]

@@SheilaMMichuki lol yup

[@cannibalwarlord1884]

Lol c'mon now, that artist worked his best on that

[@emiliagolden4441]

@@cannibalwarlord1884 did not! Lol prove that was their best

[@xminusone1]

There's a high dose of ads in this video. It's annoying a bit despite being a good video.

[@carolynwalls6787]

It's strange to think that if it had been summer when Ted Bundy reached Ann Arbor he might be alive right now. John Norman Collins is still moldering away in prison for crimes from the same era.

[@jenbingham0914]

I live about 45 minutes from the area John Collins operated. At 1 time, I lived around the corner from the cemetery they found one of his victims.

[@lukelyons8716]

Who

[@carolynwalls6787]

@@lukelyons8716 he was a serial killer at EMU and U of M in the late 1960s. So the Ann Arbor MI area. There was a book "The Michigan Murderer" . Stories about him were still going the rounds when I attended college at EMU in the 80s.

[@jonsmith8584]

I died😂 when they said Barbara and Peter Pan !!!

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

Me too! I imagined him chasing his shadow in play! And of course the never growing up thing which is somewhat true...thanks to Richard Ramírez...Peter Pan will be the age he was when Ramírez entered their home...perpetually.

[@DaveWraptastic]

Obviously Bundy was guilty as sin, but using bitemarks as evidence, yeesh. They are notoriously unreliable. Experts can't even agree on whether something IS a bitemark let alone if it's from the same person.

[@amberdixon9777]

Yeah but not at the time the didn't know how unreliable they were. I feel bad for the wrongfully convicted with bitemark analysis evidence

[@lindaarrington9397]

@@sophiamarquis there was a 12 yr old girl he killed last. Thats the last one

[@liveyourbestsoftlife5705]

@@sophiamarquis a demon

[@sammygirl6910]

You're absolutely right. Luckily Bundy admitted to it, because bite mark evidence was considered reliable at the time.

[@pickledragonrebel]

Depends on the quality of the bite impression whether it can be proven to be a bitemark. But , yes, know we know it can only be used to exclude a suspect, not definitevly prove a match. The snaggletooth killer was convicted on bite impressions and he was innocent. Very interesting case of false conviction if you're interested, or maybe you already know about it.

[@mercedesmaguire1413]

"Strikes like a Chameleon" that isn't a saying.

[@mjttoo]

That lady who said she survived Bundy, how do we know she’s not just making it up to sell a book? 😮

[@saintsinner7565]

The funny thing is she didn’t go to court to testify for some ridiculous reason Smt is off bout her story .. No one is there to say she’s telling the truth,it’s only her words

[@fridazeinal]

She definitely made the story up.. I can see why she would never testify due to her being a mormon and probably was scared of her family or people’s reactions ( she was a virgin before meeting Bundy as she claims). Although, something just doesn’t add up. No disrecpect to her but she doesn’t look like the type he would target ( due to lack of attractiveness, sorry ) and Bundy insisted that he never talked or had conversations with any of his victims before killing because that would make him view them as human beings rather than just objects

[@lynnwynn4931]

Is it weird that I wanna see Jim Carey play Ted Bundy 👀

[@sammygirl6910]

Considering Jim Carey is 60, yes it is. Otherwise, no.

[@wintherr3527]

He could play Bundy's grandfather nowadays

[@lynnwynn4931]

@@wintherr3527 Lol when I made the comment I was thinking The Mask Jim Carey

[@Bkaas]

Look up Andre Chiccatillo

[@Tyler15342]

That woman is such a liar and just looking for attention. You wait 30 years after he’s dead to tell your “story”. Such BS

[@Mother.Confessor]

So you've decided that she's a liar because she's telling her story 30 years later? That's your reason?

[@Opochtli]

Good channel! i subbed : )

[@reneawest5120]

Why do I feel like the first lady was lying, Rhonda Stanley. She wanted some attention after 30 damn years. SMH

[@123kvh]

I would like to find the interview where he said plain that he liked to kill... we all know he did but he never said it up front, I do not trust her entirely.

[@reginastoltz3629]

His first victim was 8 yr old Anne Marie Burr. He denies it but he knew her, lived near her and footprints outside her house belonged to a small man or teenager. He was 14. yr old Ann Marie

[@Cani6al]

I hope one day I realise life is just one big dream

[@jamesrickett9619]

Interview the real investigators! Got the 2nd hand view...Frank and Gil were totally the lead guys!

[@funnyguy9397]

Does Ken not know what a chameleon does? "He could strike like a chameleon"😂

[@charlesdexterward7781]

You know what a REAL mystery is? How "amateur" KZbinrs like That Chapter can produce true crime videos that are 10x less cringeworthy than the "professional" documentaries. I mean, how can anyone enjoy hearing about a serial killer without several supremely clueless "experts" making pronouncements with absolutely certainty? They see into the killers' motivations and actions with complete clarity. They scoff at the idiot police and witnesses who were so easily fooled by the things painfully obvious to them.

[@tiptopstripe]

Oddly enough, bite impressions are considered bunk science now....

[@ericlakota1847]

Can't believe the law had a man in custody of rape kidnapping and excaped and killed 4 girls hope the people who let him get away where sued buy family

[@stonecoldsteveaustin9353]

"in essence both deny and abandon him. The significance of that to him is that women simply cannot be trusted" Oh man wow that's so unreasonable

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

:38 "He could strike like a chameleon". Yeah you know....those deadly chameleons......🤔

[@pickledragonrebel]

maybe a chameleons tongue,? Lol 😆

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

@@pickledragonrebel makes more sense than a deadly color change 😂

[@kevindean1327]

he could pounce like a bunny!!! Run away!!!

[@autistikitty2363]

im sry the thing that stuck with me was Peter Pan 😭

[@jacquelinechellis4036]

Bundy was way less remarkable than they gave him credit for. he was sloppy and very lucky with escapes. Also he was not at all smart to go on a wild rampage in Florida with the death penalty. he got the electric chair, too bad it cost so much to get it done.

[@simplygem8449]

With so many serial killers that have been caught, I've always wondered why these documentaries always cover the same ones over and over.... Smaller channels have information about people that i never even heard of

[@rhondawentzell6959]

I’m seeing a strong pattern of past rejection in Bundy Gacy Kemper & Dahmer….many other serial killers. For what reason why most people do NOT resort to killing people when rejected is probably the very reason that these unstable people DO kill others. There’s a certain factor that makes them more likely to kill thaN most of us don’t tie into. The psychological sciences are fascinating…a field of study that needs more advancements in order to preempt this horrifying phenomenon.

[@briannec2016]

There's a big correlation between them and mommy issues.

[@fredrickdavis5746]

Police should be held accountable too

[@FlurryJoe]

Bundy is assaulting my eyes with that mono-brow. Jesus. If a woman gets in the car with that guy referring to her as intelligent is a joke. He looks like Bert from Sesame Street.

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

I'm getting a lil off topic with my comment/question...but WHY do women get all snail trail when it comes to serial killers?!!! I did catch that guys' analogy of why women are attracted to serial killers...but there's got to be more to it than "a moth being able to fly as close as it can to the flame without getting burned!" What is the deep psychological pattern of this enigma?!?! I need to know!

[@JDoe001]

There’s a difference of Pentagrams. Upright: protection… Inverted: evil.

[@christinegatto7426]

The actor in the video looks nothing like Ramirez.

[@patrickpreston2455]

The Night Stalker is another one. Who they make excuses for. I hate it. He was proud of his uncle did. He was a born killer . Think about the phone he tortured. I imagine they would care less about how he grew up.

[@kenyattaclay7666]

Describing what their background is isn’t making an excuse for them, it’s just background knowledge plain & simple.

[@pickledragonrebel]

Reasons are not excuses.

[@slyrhythm6471]

Thank you

[@mehdihoseyni6352]

Very good question : If there was 3d high quality video games, About killing girls, would he become a nerd instead of murderer?

[@davidorta6765]

The narrator’s voice just doesn’t do it for me :/

[@orbsandshadows8899]

Damn Peter Pan was killed by a lost boy. I guess there were no happy little thoughts to be had. Funny how Richard says 'see you in Disneyland' lmao I guess Peter Pan won't be in attendance

[@Disgruntled_Canadian]

Why does this British woman smile like that while talking Bundt’s horrific activities.

[@pickledragonrebel]

It's just the way her face moves. She's not really smiling

[@chenzomutumbo9140]

You answered your question withing the question.... "British"

[@annamarielewis7078]

Finally the doc has decent hair.

[@patrickpreston2455]

I'm sorry but he may have not approved of mother. But that's an excuse. He was born a phycopath. Maybe circumstances had a little too do with it. I still think he would have done it anyway. I just hate excuses for these people by cops and phychiriat There is no excuses. Look at what he did come on.

[@Shattackable]

So you're suggesting that Richard Ramirez's uncle Mike had no affect on his upbringing? They're trying to understand their enemies, not make excuses for them.

[@pickledragonrebel]

Reasons are not excuses

[@emiliagolden4441]

Tf is wrong with some women, how tf you look and know this man may or may not have murdered and there they are like omg he so fine, I want him.. tf.. smh

[@angelahall9131]

Ong, some even fantasized about being serial killers victims.

[@emiliagolden4441]

@@angelahall9131 no freaking way!!!

[@megamillionfreak]

Criticizing someone for Devil worship nowadays would put this lady in a lot of trouble: at a minimum she'd be forced to publicly apologize and after that her employer would fire her..

[@matthewpitre8159]

You know what I probably should have started with the negative comment first and ended with the positive comment!

[@bobafett109]

Lol is that Leon S. Kennedy from welcome to racoon city playing the nightstalker?

[@georgecarberry9222]

Those poor young women. Ted Bundy truly did commit terrifying crimes. How could such an articulate, intelligent person be so vicious & depraved? He aptly portrayed himself as entirely different ppl?

[@dogtraininginthedark]

I am generally not in favour of the death penalty, though when I was a child growing up in Belfast I thought they should bring it back. I don’t think the death penalty should be on the table if there is any doubt that the person could be innocent. And don’t anyone tell me this is never the case. We’ve seen shows on this channel that illustrate how people have sat, sometimes for decades, in prison only for the world to find out what they already knew…the person was innocent. Still, in cases of serial killers, or where the evidence is overwhelming, then yes, by all mean get rid of the oxygen thieves who don’t deserve to draw breath. -Saoirse, West Belfast, NI

[@Jesus4Life10]

I can completely understand.

[@indsmind7475]

Rhonda Nooo🥺🥺🥺 I'm so angry She kept quiet because SHE felt ashamed