Ted Bundy Suspected In Three Cold Case Murders || True Crime Recaps Podcast

[@blueeyes6852]

I grew up and still am in Seattle. Ted was our boogie- man. It was awful being victim age and having to watch your back all the time! When you ask, could Ted have murdered these girls? I'll tell you one thing I know for certain. Wherever Ted was, girls ended up missing or found dead. Rip dear women❣ 🌱🌹

[@TattooedLuna]

That must have been a terrifying time to live in that area. When I was young there was a serial rapist in the area that broke into homes when the female was alone or just with kids home. My mum told me that she used to jump at shadows and check the positions of the curtains to make sure they hadn’t altered, incase he was hiding behind them. She still looks full of fear 35 odd years later.

[@stevetrivago]

Sorry you live there

[@jessicapazo7718]

Exactly! Wherever Ted went, missing girls and dead bodies lay. I believe he killed little Anne Marie Burr...absolutely.

[@eugenelayton5231]

I was a teen back then. I remember that he used a fake cast on his arm and would lure the women to his Volkswagon to "help" him with something. He came across as such a nice guy that women would go with him to their death. That was a horrible time for the Puget Sound area.

[@Dobviews]

My grandpa used to pick up hitchhikers in the 70s and 80s to "minister" to them. One guy pulled out a knife and demanded he stop the car. Gma told papaw if he wanted to pick up anymore hitchhikers he could drive around aimlessly by himself. Not with her in the car anymore.

[@johnhammond9962]

Ann Rule's books are the best. I have read so many including "The stranger beside me". R I P Ann. You are sorely missed.

[@rhiannonrede]

I really miss Ann. She was the best true crime author out there. God rest her soul. I really miss her talent.

[@Grantperkins1]

One of the best crime channels on the Tubes!!

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Awww.... Thanks!!

[@stephanierossi2292]

Yes I think those three cold cases were probably Ted Bundy!😮

[@donnab7666]

@@TrueCrimeRecaps Chris & Amy I have 2 great cases if you are interested " Melanie McGuire" " Darlene Gentry" The McGuire case is just crazy.. Enjoy if you haven't heard about them

[@TuLiPgrl]

Absolutely.

[@dulceornelasortega2529]

Yes true one of the best channel ever seen 😀

[@brendaredmond4678]

I too have a connection to Ted Bundy. Actually I have a connection to one of his victims. I live in Utah and in 1974 my sister Denise was good friends with Debra Kent. In September of 1974 Ted Bundy made his way to Utah. He enrolled at the University of Utah joined the LDS church and started killing young women. After his failed attempt to kidnap Carol DaRonch on November 8th 1974 he drove to Bountiful Utah and found my sisters friend Debra Kent. She was at a High School Play with her parents and left at intermission to go pick up her little brother from the skating rink. She never returned. Ted later admitted dumping her body in Fairview Canyon. The only thing they have recovered so far is her knee cap. My family is headed to Fairview Canyon on July 9th for a 3 day family Reunion. We have a map and know where they found her knee cap. Maybe this will be the year we find her and bring her home. I was only 12 years old but I remember how kind and funny and smart she was.

[@sonjastanger5858]

Brenda I'm soooo very 4 ur sister's friend who became 1 of TB's victims... God bless u both ❤️🙏💔😪🕊🪶

[@hollybigelow5337]

So sad. I don't know a single person from that generation who lived in Utah at the time that doesn't have at least one connection to Ted Bundy. My mom had a locker next to one of his confirmed victims. My previous boss went to high school with another of his confirmed victims. My previous boss also happened to be in a single's ward where all of the girls were convinced Ted was innocent and were baking cookies for him in prison. I worked at the University of Utah for 15 years, and there are tons of stories about him from the people who were at the U at the time. My boss's boss knew the cop who arrested him quite well. That cop was amazing at his job, and it kind of proves it was a different day. Basically, that cop knew every car that came to that neighborhood regularly by heart. When he saw a license plate that he had never seen before, that was the first thing that aroused his interest. Since the person was actually in the car, that also aroused his interest. Basically, he decided to keep an eye on the car for a bit, and that led to him getting enough information to have probable cause, and once they searched the vehicle they found basically a kidnapping kit in the car. A lot of people may not know this, but Ted Bundy was also briefly hired as an after-hours escort at the University of Utah. He was one of those people that when (usually women) would call for a security escort because they didn't feel safe walking across campus by themselves, he would be sent out to escort them to their car, etc. My old boss said that one day the head of security came over to talk to him, and he was extremely nervous. The guy told him that he had just fired this guy named Ted Bundy after only two weeks working as a security escort. He said he had fired him because his gut was just telling him there was something "off" about the guy. He had considered firing him on Day One of the job, but he was worried Ted would sue for wrongful termination since the only reason he could give for firing him was because his gut said there was something off about him. So he let him work for a couple of weeks, but ultimately decided to fire him anyway. My boss said the head of security was beside himself with worry because he was sure Ted was going to sue for wrongful termination, but Ted never did sue. Ted's crimes were truly horrible and so sad. I think what amazes me most is how many other lives he impacted. Every single one of his victims were known and loved by so many. Even the people who simply worked with him or caught him or went to church with him were impacted by his crimes. Perhaps that is a commentary on Utah. I have once heard that Salt Lake City has the nickname of Small Lake City because so many people are so closely connected to each other. I wasn't alive at the time of his crimes, but I still find it amazing how many people at the time were impacted by one truly evil man. Of course, on the flip side, it also makes me wonder how many people can be impacted for the good by one good person. As I said before, clearly every one of Ted's victims have left a positive impact on the world in the short time they were on this earth. Hopefully, eventually every one of them can be found and their families can at least have closure.

[@anti-satanpro-life8531]

I was born in Tacoma and lived down the street a few blocks away from his mom's house from 71 _ 75. He was the reason people locked their doors at night.

[@keyleemaw76116]

Ted Bundy was an absolute monster, the things my great aunt got told about what happened to my cousin (Nancy Wilcox) was absolutely atrocious. I remember being a young kid and going camping with my grandfather and at the time I didn’t realize it but I believe we were looking for any piece of evidence or her body to bring peace to the family. We never found anything and my great aunt died never being able to lay her daughter to rest properly.

[@dushy09]

😧😧

[@blueeyes6852]

I'm so sorry Kaylee. I can't even imagine. 😟 I hope her family has stayed close to one another and gained strength in numbers! Big internet hugs Kaylee! May your beautiful cousin rest in peace... to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord! 💗🤍💗🤍💗🤍💗🤍💗🤍💗

[@keyleemaw76116]

@@blueeyes6852 thank you so much 🥺 not a lot of them left but they stayed super close for a very long time.

[@missfleming5465]

OMG that's so horrible, my condolences to you & your family.❤❤❤❤

[@keyleemaw76116]

@@missfleming5465 thank you! Wow, I didn’t expect so many nice responses. 🥰

[@ConnieGeldreich22]

I know for a fact he was killing in the 60s! That SOB took me within an inch of my life in 1967. Obviously, I got away. I spoke with Ann Rule and she confirmed he was a killer in the 60s because I thought he only killed in the 70s and I couldn't wrap my head around that the Ted Bundy who tried to kill me was the same one that everyone said only killed in the 70s. Even though I'll never forget his face, or his strange name. I took me 50 years to talk about it. I just opened up to Phil Chalmers who hosts "Where The Bodies Are Buried". No idea when it's going to air but a couple of us survivors will tell our stories. Me for the very first time.

[@djquinn11]

So glad you survived! So what are the details?

[@bhargavipba]

Oh my god. This sent a chill through me. I am so glad you survived!!

[@keonblizzy3706]

This is a copypasta

[@jessicajurewicz204]

Liar

[@ninabobina2006]

Don’t buy it. Otria was lying and Shirley was too. Why do these women think that claiming that they “got away” from him is a nifty thing to see? That’s a slap in the face to the women he did attack. Of course, Ann Rule has passed away so there’s no way to verify that you spoke to her.

[@alph1057]

I’m 59 and remember my mom pointed Bundy out on TV when I was seventeen after he was caught in Florida, and saying, “ that’s that guy who they think killed all those girls.” We lived in Littleton, Colorado, so this was big news after he escaped the second time. The Bundy Trials not only helped to create CourtTV, but Reality TV in general

[@diamondleigh7280]

It wasn't a coincidence every where Ted was living ( or in area) women and child(ren) were murdered... He committed these crimes.... My heart breaks for all of the victims, especially the little girl..

[@elavke5441]

@@diamondleigh7280 not true, sometimes people just have shyte for luck. 50/50 chance on some of these. But I do believe he possibly got the flight attendant and the 8 yr old girl

[@diamondleigh7280]

@@elavke5441 No way! There's not that much luck in the world!!!!!!!!!!! No way! Yu started out accusing me of being wrong as if yu had some proof... But come out with that 🤔 ppl have sh** for luck 😂 really? LoL C'mon 🙄, we both know Ted killed these women . Yu said yourself he killed 2 out of 3, so what are yu disagreeing about? LoL, it's ok yu don't have to answer that luv... I think we both kno Ted murdered THESE women.... So we're both on same side here....

[@dkres82]

@@diamondleigh7280 it’s not that easy, there’s so many unknown serial killers that could have been in the same areas, for example Dahmer and O’ Toole were both in FL at the same time either one could have been responsible for Adam Walsh or another random killer. Add to that even in these cases that’s possible, especially the NJ one there’s 3 serial killers all around these two girls but Bundy is more known so auto must be him?

[@devilinthedarkness4830]

​​​@@dkres82 It's said Bundy operated in a cult like Manson. Just north of California, also a member in his cult is believed to be Gary Ridgeway The green river killer, who killed like Bundy maybe more than Bundy even.

[@dkres82]

@@devilinthedarkness4830 not once have I ever saw that. Only killer I’ve ever scene speculated might have been in a cult is Berkowitz because the sketches from all the crimes look different. But if that’s true Berkowitz is taking it to the grave.

[@saraa1741]

I had never heard of any of these cases. Thank you, Amy for your coverage. Love you, girl!

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

We love ya!! Thanks!

[@momomils2982]

Amy’s the GOAT

[@Sas_HeatherC]

wow. I still live and grew up here. that lady nailed it. ted bundy and the green river killer were our boogie man. It's good you have now. to me thats like saying you havent heard about superman. (no criticism)

[@Tiffany-vj1tv]

I just love how you get right through these stories effortlessly and make it so easy to follow!!!! You and your hubby are absolutely one of the best channels and I just love you guys! ❤️🥂thank you for all the work you both put into the stories you bring us. They are so well done... appreciate you guys so much! Stay safe out there!

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

We appreciate you saying so! Thank you so much!!

[@3_up_moon]

I wonder how mad the Bundy family is at Johnny for giving their name to that kid.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Mmmhmmm....

[@user-ln3gi8vg5y]

Lmao and now Amy is somehow connected to the Bundys, hence the “mhmmm” response hahah

[@autumn111155551]

Yeah, he (and Al Bundy lol) really dragged the name through the mud!

[@melliemel151]

A scary family memory, which happened before I was born, was that my sister could’ve been one of Bundy’s victims. My family lived near the Burr family. The morning after Anne Marie went missing, my dad found a ladder someone had placed against the house, leading up to my sister’s window. My parents figured something had scared whoever it was off. The chances that it could have been Bundy planning to scale the ladder to my sister’s window on the same night Anne Marie went missing is chilling!

[@fatih8675]

Wow

[@fatih8675]

If he was sentenced to life in prison, many secret could have revealed

[@TattooedLuna]

I love this channel and the stories told in half the tune. But I also adore the dynamic between you and your husband, even on camera it’s so clear how much you guys love one another. 🙌🏼♥️🙌🏼

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

So true💕

[@annalisette5897]

I have a couple Bundy stories which I have shared in other places. I am not feeeling well today so will leave a brief idea. Was Bundy doing things in Central Oregon in 1971? How about the last week of June, 1971? A woman was killed near Klamath Falls, Oregon around that time. I have tried to learn more about the case via the internet but can't find much. Looks like it is still unsolved. I too am uncomfortable even seeing pictures of Bundy, so I don't watch many videos about him. This channel is the first time I have seen women leave comments about their experiences. I think there are many more victims, some who survived and some who died.

[@debra6513]

He did murder in Oregon

[@djquinn11]

Bundy has such crazy eyes, he was a very crazy, deeply disturbed individual.

[@worldclasstraveler3530]

I'm sorry but if yiu want to know what and how someone is feeling...look into their eyes, especially when they smile! There's a difference between a genuine smile and a fake smile. I work in psych. I can always yell when someone is about to act a fool. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@LindysEpiphany]

Since those killings were Bundy's firsts he may not have established his eventual MO yet. The firsts could have been practice for him to decide what he liked best.

[@9teen9t4]

I'll never forget whem my mom first met my ex. The first thing she said to me when we had a moment alone was that he had 'Ted Bundy eyes". The following year when I left him, I not only learned that he was diagnosed a psychopath years prior when he was in prison, but that he was also apparently wanted in several states. There truly is an identifiable mark on these people that I figured out - not only the empty, otherwise indescribable eyes (unless you've seen them yourself), but they also only mimic emotions. He was completely unable to laugh at himself and I always remembered he never ever blushed because he simply never was embarrassed - he simply didn't understand how to mimic that emotion. I barely got out of that situation with my life. I've been told several times that I should write a book. If you have one of these in your world, the only advise I can give is to get far away and go NC as soon as posible. You absolutely cannot fix them, they can't be fixed.

[@doreenviolet6529]

He’s a true monster for real!! There’s a lot of evil in this world!

[@roxannemoser]

My stepsister's daughter had a daughter out of wedlock at 17. She has raised this child as her own, believing her actual mother is her sister. Now, the child is 11, and her "sister" is now married with 2 children. So, the 11 year old thinks she has a niece and nephew instead of a brother and sister. What's worse, her husband doesn't know she has 3 children instead of 2. I told my stepsister these kind of secrets always come out and never end well. The 11 year old will be driving in 5 years. Birth certificates will surface.

[@jlmann8109]

That’s not true. There are plenty examples of it being the best decision for a particular family

[@ameenaah12]

I just rewatched the Bundy tapes on Netflix yesterday, so this is perfect timing!!

[@WrestlingMoM-gr6it]

My sister is my bio mom. My sister (bio mom) was 15 when she got pregnant with me & bio father didn’t want to be involved so she planned to place me for adoption. My mom (bio grandmother) and dad (bio grandfather) adopted me so that I remained in the family. I will never call my bio mother my mom or will I call anyone else my dad. They are wonderful parents gave me a great childhood and still have there for me. My sister (biomom) & I have a special relationship she isn’t my mom. Anyways my point is this actually is a common occurrence and not everyone that has this family dynamic is a lunatic serial killer and I personally think the bio family adopting the child should be celebrated and praised not disparaged. Just thought you should hear a different perspective on that.

[@berlindamoustafa1887]

same here my parents adopted my daughter making her and i sisters. my dad would be her father my mom her mother .but she always has called me mom .nothing wrong with having 2 moms .but no incest here either .

[@rachelgooden9981]

I like when husband and wife report together. Haven’t seen that in weeks 😞

[@dfar1799]

I am still researching the Ted Bundy, even after all these years! I watch everything I can get a hold of about bundy because I've often wondered, Is it possible that he was in nj in the early 70s. In 1971, 72, or 73? I was a teenager then, and I worked at a burger king in nj. I was a niave 16 year at work cleaning the tables in the front, and a male with Brown wavey hair, older than me, sat there eating , watching, and smiling at me. He was trying to converse with me, and then he asked me when i get off of work. I told him! Geez, how niave. When i got off of work he walked out with me. He told me i was a pretty girl and he was a photographer, and he told me he wanted to take photographs of me. I was in front of the window where i would still be seen by the employees and people inside BK. He tried to lure me to the side of building where his car was parked. I remember seeing his car. It was light in color and it was a Volkswagen! He was a dark haired guy that appeared to me to be in his 20s. I got a feeling in my gut, not to move away from the front of the building, so I told him someone was coming to pick me up. My boyfriend pulled into the parking lot right after that, and so I jumped in my boyfriends car and said, lets go! I have often wondered, did i meet Ted Bundy that day? Was i saved from something horrific happening to me?!!!

[@6996katmom]

You and Chris do a wonderful job. You make it interesting to hear about sickos.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Ha ha! Thanks?🤣

[@C.C.J.1975]

Congratulations on 200k TCR. Keep up great stories

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Sas_HeatherC]

Ok, can I just say I could listen to you all day long and not get bored! You guys are a class act! A rare gem to find. Instant fan and subbed

[@alizajohnny6422]

I did not know that Ann Rule worked with him. Well done TCR. Thank You for what you do.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Our pleasure, and thank you so much!

[@idol7351]

These Bundy cold cases have always fascinated me. Quite a puzzle. Not totally odd for some American families( up to even the 80s) for grandparents to adopt or raise grandchildren and claim they are the parents

[@deecee9548]

Wow, this was 3 crimes in half the time - brilliant video as always! Now, I am off to read the comments...

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Thank you much!

[@jamestnov41945]

Thank you Amy. This monster was finally dealt with. No doubt he was the killer.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

No Doubt.

[@chickpstranded3069]

Thank you very much Amy. I can never get enough of ted bundy.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You are so welcome!

[@apocalypse_frau]

Congrats on 200K, Amy and Chris! 🎉

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Pattiepies55]

Love your channel. Your cases are told so clearly and intelligently. Thank you so much ❣️

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

We appreciate you saying so! Thank you!

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

A quote about Bundy that I like to share.Towards the end, when he was at the lake beach, there were a few phone calls to law enforcement, and the reports were of a "slimy old guy trying to get girls to go with him."LEOs did attend but he managed to evade them. I've always hoped he heard that description. Not Teddy, the irresistible ladies' man, but an old guy! How his ego would have hurt.

[@vampirequeen953]

I suppose he looked "normal" but he was crazier than a bedbug!! He simply disgusted me with his horrific actions!! Talk about being a disturbed individual!! WOW!! Anyway, amazing video and thank you for being a wonderful "storyteller" Amy!!! 💖💖💖

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Appreciate you!!! Thanks!💕

[@vampirequeen953]

@@TrueCrimeRecaps You are so, so very welcome 🥰🥰

[@Jojo-vo4cu]

Fusai😂

[@johnchalmers]

The attack on the two stewardesses definitely fits the modus operandi of the Chi Omega massacre . Coincidence ? Probably not ?

[@davidprice7075]

Christian Barths book is a excellant book. I always thought that the person who killed Perry-Davis might be responsible for the Jane Doe found in 1971 on Jimmie Leeds Road. I also think Bundy might actually be responsible for the murders of Martha and Sandra Stivers.

[@Jeepinwargammer]

Too many sponsors for one video...

[@julesp1949]

It’s how they make money so 🤷🏼‍♀️ I don’t mind, just skip through them.

[@Jeepinwargammer]

They have to have multiple long sponsor drops during a video? I love their content myself, but needing to fill so much of the video talking about two sponsors is just bad negotiations with the sponsors.

[@h.calvert3165]

Constant interruptions just make me leave. Which I'm about to do. 👎🏻

[@virginia8683]

I love hearing you talk and love your cute comments along with the story. Great job on Ted Bundy, what a horrible man.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Thank you so much!

[@mytruecrimelibrary]

Aileen Wournos also grew up thinking her grandparents were her parents.

[@christyb7455]

Interesting trend😒

[@helpyourcattodrive]

I love the banter-type style of your writing and presentation. Great channel.

[@Jessicab-u7c]

I really appreciate you spelling out the addd so that people who can’t read and those who are visually impaired can enjoy the products too.

[@Catlady77777]

No one really knows exactly how many women he murdered, but it was a lot.

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Second quote:- Bundy's mother had been staunch in her denials of his guilt. Teddy was innocent, railroaded etc. When he started actually confessing the reporters returned to Mrs Bundy, asking her what she wanted to say *now*. She said, "Well, he sure wasn't raised to be that way" One would hope not, Mrs Bundy, one would hope not!

[@Justynbrodsky123]

PS: too many sponsors. Almost 1/4 of the video

[@rhiannonrede]

God Bless you, Ann, I really loved your work & read everything you wrote. RIP

[@charlesingram2988]

You guys are great! So glad we came upon your videos.

[@Brandy.B.]

Hello Chris and Amy. Greetings from Indiana. I absolutely love your content.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Hey there! Thank you so much, very happy to have you here!

[@graciadanielle1966]

Another great video. Thank you Chris and Amy! By the way, Amy, I know it's unrelated, but your make up is so beautiful & Natural. Would love to know your routine/what kind of products you use ect. Your so pretty! Thank you 😊

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You are SO sweet Girl! Thank you!!

[@lorettascott5477]

Omg 😃 soo happy to see you guys tonight!!! Thank you!!!

[@Cheryltwin2012]

I've always liked Bundy for the Ann Marie Burr killing. Everyone makes a big deal out of the fact that pretty co-eds were his preferred victim type, but we shouldn't forget that Bundy's last victim, Kimberly Leach, was only twelve so killing an 8-year-old doesn't seem so far fetched. As for the flight attendants, I think he did that one as well. The fact that he bludgeoned sleeping women in their beds (with one surviving) is too much like the Chi Omega killings. And in both cases, he happened to be in the area. I don't think you can call these coincidences. As for the survivor giving a description of her attacker that doesn't match Bundy, you have to remember that he was good at changing his appearance. The attack occurred in summertime and a lot of young people (myself included) blonde in summer (meaning the sun lightens their hair). Or he could have easily used a commercially available hair lightener like Sun-In. About the New Jersey double murder, I'm not convinced it was him. Granted, he has an emotional tie to the area and could have been there. But I just don't know. Thanks for the recap! Now I have some new books to buy.

[@monkeymix413]

Way too many commercials.

[@Pherioxus]

I feel like it makes sense he killed in the 60's. The dated between the victims in the mid-70's felt more like a spree than a meticulous serial murder, the gaps between each murder felt closer and closer as time passed by, it felt like he was already escalating, like he may have been sating these urges for a very long time. And that is a terrifying thing to think about.

[@donnab7666]

A lot of people have reported on Ted Bundy. They have done movies, documentaries interviews etc.. I never get tired or bored hearing about his crimes because there always seems like I learned something new about him or the people telling the story always give it a nice twist and something of their own in the telling of Ted. I do believe there are more bodies out there but you can only kill a man once😜 Great job Amy & Chris thank you. I would give you a thousand likes if I could👍 youtube is cheap with them.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You are so Awesome! Thank you!

[@athenagerardo3895]

Love this channel! Thanks Amy:)))

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You're so welcome!

[@anastasiabeaverhausen516]

I have read and listened to everything available on Ted. I feel he is responsible for the Ocean City, NJ girls murdered. Listen to the tapes of Ted being interviewed, he is repulsive and fascinating at the same time. Him talking about how he killed Georgann Hawkins is chilling.

[@anthonycrowley2778]

It’s not a fact that he was a product of incest Siri. It’s a rumor, but we know that his mother passed away as a sister for many years, and he found out far as the incest shouldn’t be implied.

[@RobinGKT]

I appreciate that you use the word ‘violate’ rather than the more horrible words used by most other reporter’s.

[@jdr9419]

Was the detective that naïve as to think Bundy a psychopath; would actually have any guilt or other emotion like that? I guess Ted became a better actor at the end of his life.

[@cindinel9049]

Pls do one on Henri van Breda (axe killer), Leigh Matthews (kidnap & murder), Oscar Pistorius (para-olympian killed girlfriend on valentines day) and Shrien Dewani (organised killing of wife while on honeymoon). All of these took place in South-Africa

[@wutthabuck8772]

Mike from That Chapter has a great video on the Van Breda case

[@ninabobina2006]

Regarding Ann Marie, the Burrs’ front door was wide open and the window was open (they had left the window closed but unlocked) where the bench was found. Wasn’t there someone in Burlington that he is suspected of killing when he went there to try and investigate his birth at the home for pregnant teens? I heard that somewhere.

[@arshy45]

The excessive sponsorships are too much for me. Sorry, I usually enjoy your content.

[@sarahisstellina]

they need to make money too, support a good channel.. id rather hear sponsors from people who actually do their research than a channel who reads from a wiki page or uncredible sources

[@arshy45]

@@sarahisstellina I agree entirely. I understand the need for sponsorships, but not excessive sponsorships. There's a big difference. It detracts from the story and becomes plain greedy. However, that's just a personal opinion. They don't need to listen to my feedback and they are free to ignore constructive criticism.

[@claudiasimpson9606]

I agree, it excessive, repeat from the same sponsors..can't take it and won't subscribe to programs that are Greedy !!!.

[@tiomiles]

Very interesting Amy, thank you!

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You are so welcome! glad you enjoyed it!

[@alexnobody]

I really love this channel. You guys make such great videos and I love how much detail you give without me having to sit through over an hour of video to get the same amount of information on other channels. But I found this video to be so confusing when I tried to just listen to it rather than watch it at the same time. Without the photos with all of the back and forth it's really confusing. I had to pause it so that I could rewind it and start over with the video. Like I said I love your channel so I hope this isn't come off as too negative, just wanted to let you know.

[@drewaldrich711]

great reporting!

[@jjhfcf_metal6259]

A couple of years ago, I had a black female coworker (who supposedly was a terapist), who claimed serial killers were bad as adults, but couldn't fathom the idea that these monsters were kids at some point and very well could have been monsters as children. Yeah. Ponder upon that. 🤔

[@Dobviews]

Best YT crime channel. Keep up the awesome work.

[@joychism100]

Y’all must watch “Confronting a Serial Killer” on Starz Samuel Little murdered 93 women

[@TemperenceTheGinger]

I read Ann Rule’s “The Stranger Beside Me” years ago, and it is fascinating from her point of view as well as terrifying. New info released about TB relating to earlier cases would not surprise me. He had a similar idea of wanting to keep the victims bodies a “secret” for himself much like Gary Ridgeway. Unless the body is found or he was seen by witnesses in the area he screams “innocent”…yea right!

[@Ummo2850]

Thank you for all your dedicated research. Love your program. Some stories that have bothered me are, Aileen Wuornas , Black Dhalia and the real Zodiac killer. 🌷

[@debrajenkins7415]

I think you both are great!!! Please keep up the great work you both are very very informative ❤

[@ymyra128]

Best crime channel on KZbin

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You rock thanks!

[@Pippi-Longstocking]

I feel really bad for Ted Bundy's little brother. He doesn't seem to be doing very well and internalizing his brother's crimes. He needs help.

[@chantalsscaleisafibber]

Sad as the name Bundy is just so well known and you hear the name and think of Ted.

[@Antarath]

​@@chantalsscaleisafibber Yeah you think of two people when you hear the name Bundy; Al and Ted ;) Same with Dahmer. It's such a unique and uncommon name.

[@Jojo-vo4cu]

Esai

[@magpie9223]

Really good episode! I never heard about the NJ thing before, good job.

[@davidprice7075]

I actually live 20 miles from where it happened and alot of people around here havent heard of it.

[@tracyshaffer4510]

Bundy always claimed his child hood was normal and he had a good family structure. He never blamed his past for what he became, a monster.

[@debra6513]

Ted probably suppressed what happened to him as a very young child, He wasn’t born a monster, he was made a monster!

[@paulaward5346]

Love your videos! Hello from Tyler Texas!

[@Nicole_Jewell]

I think the first 2 cold cases have Ted Bundy wrote all over them. The last one I'm not really sure on.

[@lucyclark1301]

*written

[@debra6513]

Are you insecure, you don’t need to correct people!

[@toobudytoobusy]

I love your content, but please calm down with the sponsors, I'm not sure why you have so many right now but it's making me want to unsub 😭 4+ sponsors on a video is ridiculous

[@sarahisstellina]

i think them being a slightly small channel they need to make money somehow, other than relying on views🤷‍♀️ id rather support a channel who does real research on true crime..others read from wiki page and uncredible sources.

[@cmm-l5t]

Came here to say the exact same thing. To the other commenter's point, ONE sponsor break per video is completely reasonable. Multiple 30+ second sponsor breaks scattered throughout is excessive and completely ruins the flow of the content. It's like newbie channels that opt to cram the maximum amount of commercials in per video - it becomes impossible to follow and therefore unwatchable.

[@therealdeal3672]

Great work Amy! Interesting how the pictures of Bundy at age 3, have that same psychopathic kind of gaze, he showed in later photos. The story of his origins, while clearly only brushing the surface, explains a lot. His grandfather was probably aggressive and abusive or actually his father. I guess they were one in the same, technically. I believe that these additional victims who could be attributed to Bundy were most likely his victims. We know he was capable. We know he was nearby. We know he had access. Anything that ever came out of Bundy's mouth is suspect. While he did make some confessions, he clearly played with investigators and lied at will, most likely taking pleasure and manipulating the stories.

[@revanth3508]

Dna evidence proved that the theory the grandfather was the father was wrong

[@zenscout]

Strong points & Thank You for sharing your talent 🌷

[@jkhtravelrn]

Excellent coverage of Bundy, and others. I feel like it is totally possible that he was responsible for the little girl, and the other girls he attacked and killed. I grew up in Moscow, Idaho, where Ted attended the University of Idaho law school. My mom worked at the law school. my 3 brothers and I were often involved in practice trials where we would be stand-ins for children in real court cases. The college students (future attorneys and lawyers) held mock trials and we would be the “kids” that were involved in the cases. It was fun. My mother started working there in 1969, after the birth of my baby brother. I was born in 1967, and my two older brothers were born in 1965 & 1963. I sometimes wonder if we were ever in the presence of Ted Bundy. I’m hoping not.

[@bobtaylor170]

Bundy never attended the University of Idaho School of Law.

[@debra6513]

I grew up in Idaho Ted never went to college in Moscow or lived there,

[@brittanygraham1677]

Lol, I love that you shared your Bundy relation. Your dry humor is on fucking point!!

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

Excellent job Amy!!!

[@pattydonohue5452]

No question. If Bundy was in the vicinity...he did it.

[@buckyt70]

Always a good show. Your hair looks amazing.

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Justynbrodsky123]

I feel like you two could be my neighbors. Let’s have brews sometime 😎 🍻

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Awesome!🍺🍺

[@KanyeEast.]

Hello! This case might be out of your comfort zone but would you consider talking about a cold case in Puerto Rico about a murder of an 8 year old boy named Lorenzo Gonzalez Cacho?

[@dulceornelasortega2529]

I love this crime channel is the best I have seen and believe me I have seen alot lol But this is the best her and the husband do such a good job explaineing everything

[@alyssaferraro2680]

The knife incident is well known. Just read Ann Rule's book. I guess your audience is kind of young, so fair enough they may not have known about this. I read about Ted Bundy in the 80's. There isn't much I don't know about him.

[@ninabobina2006]

Same.

[@missfleming5465]

I get so engrossed in each video posted I forget to comment. I've been subbed for a few weeks now & I love every video I've seen. Keep up the great content I'm already looking forward to seeing the next one. 😀

[@balazsvarga1823]

Know that Chris Chan made him into a Sonichu. Ted Bundychu.

[@13elad49]

Ann Marie had a crush Ted Bundy. Ted Bundy claimed to add a zero to the total of his muders.

[@karenmulloy1085]

I just want to thank you and your husband, for all your hard work , that you do also , I like when your hubby is on with you , he gets all gitty around you ❤, it's adorable and yes I to think he lulled that poor little girl , so 😥

[@ShannonCarroll49rs]

Love this channel!!! ❤❤

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You're the best! Thank you!

[@jewelcopeland8440]

It is very possible but we sadly can't prove it. Wonder where and when and if they will find all these bodies??you are the best

[@johnchitwood8799]

Ann Marie Burr was the only one out of the 3 ive heard of. Its been accepted in case studies that Ted did that one. The other 4 may not have been him, the fact that he was in the areas may be coincidental

[@BRIDGETTWC]

❤Hey Amy, just wanted you to know that I LOVE your voice!❤

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Thanks!

[@BobWelchfan]

Thanks!

[@hanselmansell7555]

Really great coverage but still a bit ad heavy compared to other channels 🤔