She kept her porch light on for years after Debbie went missing in case she came home. For a lot of years it was widely accepted that Bundy was her killer but there was no evidence to prove it and he didn’t confess until right before he was executed.
100% agree. I actually think there should be lessons taught to school kids from a young age, especially young girls, to watch out for warning signs and devious ploys for help, to understand, trust and follow through on instinct and gut reactions and to not trust any stranger implicitly. Bundy was clever and dangerous, and children are naive and easily manipulated. It's just a tragedy that this monster got away with it for so long before being executed.
@@Romulan2469 The thing is not all Bundy's victims were helpers. They never saw him coming. He sneaked up behind one girl as she was walking to her car on the street and bashed her with a tyre iron but before he could bundle her into his car a group of people walked up and saw the injured girl screaming as she lay on the ground and Ted jumped in his car and drove away........the girl was badly injured but survived. His early victims he broke into their basement rooms and bashed them and abducted them while they were unconscious. All that was found were their blood stained beds and pillows and they were never seen again.
@@juanitarichards1074 True, his MO wasn't always the nice approach and unfortunately there were a number of surprise attacks that couldn't be prevented. By the time he had reached Florida he couldn't be bothered with playing it safe and was just busting into places and bashing these poor girls heads in. Still, it helps to be cautious and observant. Bundy typically planned a lot of his abductions, rapes, beatings and murders in advance and could sometimes be seen checking out the area. Even in the Kimberly Leach murder, he had been spotted patrolling outside the school before the abduction happened.
I started law school in SLC in 1975. Another male student who was at least one year ahead of me approached me with a clipboard and asked me to sign a petition on Ted Bundy's behalf because he and apparently other law school friends thought he had been accused and arrested unjustly. I had barely arrived as a freshman. I told him I knew nothing about him and would not sign anything. To this day it gives me the creeps that Bundy was able to fool so many people and how close evil can be to you without knowing.
psychopaths and narcissists are classic manipulators who can fool even the most streetwise people. I am glad you never signed, you're very intelligent.
Raelynne should not feel any guilt at all for not doing more than she did when Bundy was out trolling for victims. I can tell it weighs very heavily on her, but she shouldn't shoulder any responsibility for the evil that Bundy wrought that night. God bless all the victims and their families. Bundy will never again be a threat to any more young women, thankfully.
I grew up in and live in Bountiful, UT. I know this story well. It's always bothered me so much how she was just going to do a nice thing anx pick up her brother across town so her parents could stay and watch the school play and she had no idea that such a horrible thing was going to happen to her instead. It was extremely hard on her family too. 😢
Bundy was intent on killing someone that day. He was frustrated after the incident with Carol, then this teacher. Aside from the horrific injustice what upsets me is the pain and suffering that the survivors and families feel in the wake of this monster. “If only I did it differently” “if only I’d said something”… the terrible guilt and self recriminations. It’s natural to feel this way but the truth is none of the guilt lies with them, it’s all on that monster and his abuse of human decency.
@@eva5601 You're right and I wish that schools educated young girls on how to spot dangers like this. It should be part of the curriculum in a health and safety course or something.
My Mom was friends with Debbie and made my middle name Debra after her. She grew up in Bountiful (Cheryl Widdison back then before she married my Dad and her last name changed to Lund). She had also been friends with Maurine Hunsaker who was kidnapped from the gas station she worked at and killed by Ralph Menzies who is still on death row here. Her son Matt has been fighting for justice for years wanting him to put to death and has done some interviews.
apparently he was even pretending to be an usher at some point during this play, and even returned at the end of the play - presumably before Debbie was even dead. he took some real chances. I guess in his own head he was establishing an alibi? I dunno. in some ways it's surprising he wasn't caught sooner.
The teacher is so beautiful, she reminds me of Vivien Leigh. Had she gone with him, it would've been her that night...The tragic part about it is that the two failures Ted experienced that night (Carol escaping and the teacher declining to "help" him) sent him into a blind rage, and I can't even begin to imagine what poor Debra Kent went through because of that. So, so sad.
Sick depraved wicked sinfull evil rapist and murderer Ted Bundy you are gone for good straight to hell where you belong and you shall continue to roast in hell with Satan your master
Sometimes the survivors or those who have escaped such dangerous situations suffer the pain of that incident for years to come. I'm hearing the same words from Raelynn Shepherd as I heard from Carol DaRonch, blaming themselves for the murder of the next Bundy victim because they survived and it pains me. I hope they realize that Bundy was an opportunistic killer. If he had killed Raelynn he would have continued to kill other young girls and women, just as he continued to kill after Debbie Kent's murder. She was selected at random because she had to get up and leave the auditorium early, not directly because of Raelynn rejecting Bundy. If Raelynn had been kidnapped by Bundy he could easily have come back and also taken Debbie Kent. Remember Lake Sammamish? He was bold enough to do the same crime twice in the same area.
The story Barbara tells us about Mrs Kent keeping the light on is heartbreaking. Iv read an account of the policeman who first informed another victim's mother. He said she just screamed, he said that he'll never be able to forget that scream as long as he lives 😢
Witnesses stated he actually came back to the auditorium after she had been abducted. They stated he looked like he had been in a fight. He must have been looking for another victim. The poor girl’s body I assume was in the trunk of his car.
So, what took the male teacher so long to approach Ted Bundy? Why not telling the girl she was not safe to leave the class room especially when Ted stood up and walked out? Ted was smart and presumptuous.
It wasn't a class room, it was the auditorium where Debbie and her family were attending a school play and all the teachers and actors and coaches were busy with tasks and getting the audience seated etc. Debbies little brother as at a skating rink nearby and Debbie offered to drive over and collect him. When Debbie walked out of the auditorium she didn't notice Bundy following her to the car park......people in neighboring houses heard her screams and looked out their windows but couldn't see the car park. Later the police found a hand cuff key that matched the cuffs on Carol Da Ronch when she escaped from his car earlier that day. The handcuff key was found on the grass verge near the car park where Debbie was abducted.
It was at night that this happened during a school play and she was with her parents. I don't know if you're from or familiar with Bountiful, but at that time most people didn't even lock their doors at night it was considered a place where something like this would never happen.
@@juanitarichards1074 Juanita Richards, please watch this video attentively again. You are not going to believe this. I regret to tell you this is totally different story, my dear. I am so angry. In this narrative, Ted boldly walked into a school coercing a teacher to go outside to help him with something, not once but twice. She offered to send two boys to assist him, but he insisted he wanted her. The teacher complained to the principal who decided he would approach Ted personally. I believe that while Ted was then sitting in the class room, during the teacher's absence, Ted may have signalled to that girl to meet him outside. The teacher clearly stated, ''As the student stood up and walked out, Ted stood up and walked out.'' At this moment, the teacher stopped thinking. Fool! It is for this reason, she is so remorseful. Simply put, this was not the parents and their daughter who was to pick up her brother. This is another incident which involved a principal, a teacher and a student. That Ted Bundy; he was something else; he had to die! He used every trick in the book to get us. 🙏
@@juliejackman2649Julie Jackman, please watch this video attentively again. You are not going to believe this. I regret to tell you this is totally different story, my dear. I am so angry. In this narrative, Ted boldly walked into a school coercing a teacher to go outside to help him with something, not once but twice. She offered to send two boys to assist him, but he insisted he wanted her. The teacher complained to the principal who decided he would approach Ted personally. I believe that while Ted was then sitting in the class room, during the teacher's absence, Ted may have signalled to that girl to meet him outside. The teacher clearly stated, ''As the student stood up and walked out, Ted stood up and walked out.'' At this moment, the teacher stopped thinking. Fool! It is for this reason, she is so remorseful. Simply put, this was not the parents and their daughter who was to pick up her brother. This is another incident which involved a principal, a teacher and a student. That Ted Bundy; he was something else; he had to die! He used every trick in the book to get us. 🙏
Juanita Richards, I watched the video footage again and also consulted Google. Apparently, the teacher made no mention of Debbie Kent's parents, so I was of the opinion there was a different girl. Thank you for your contribution which has brought some relief. Nevertheless, I still believe the parents, Vice-Principal and teacher are responsible for Debbie's plight. They were aware of Ted presence on the premises and activities. So, when the teacher recounted that Debbie went out, she was actually following her mother's request. I understand the problems Ted created left an indelible scar on all of us and while I was on the island my heart went out to all of you. Even here I was afraid of Ted. Again, thanks for clearing up this matter because I was extremely upset. I am still upset that Ted had the nerve to approach a teacher twice recognizing he wanted to kill her and sat among the students as that. He had some nerve.🙏🇯🇲♥😢
Last week I found a 2-hour episode on UA-cam where a guy reads through all of Bundy's crimes and convictions and what he did to some of his victims. It is on comprehensible what he did to some of these ladies, the worst one was probably his last victim the 12-year-old. Worse than anything you could even imagine.
I remember watching a video seeing the photos of the remains of Caryn Campbell and also the photos of the dead victims at Chi Omega. I'm still disturbed by what I saw and wish I could unsee it. Very disturbing.
Now I understand why the teacher could not have done it differently since Debby was sent to do an errand for her mother. Mom should have been aware that girls her daughter’s age were targeted. Everybody made mistakes with Debby that night-a buggy man was not just outside. He was on the premises.
This was the night Bundy's blood was up, bc Carol Daronch had just gotten away from him. He had already started an attack and needed to finish one. His famously cold eyes didn't normally show during the lure.
Thanks so much for posting these clips, many that I've never seen. Is there a more extended version of an interview with Ms. Shepherd? I know that Bundy approached her more than once before abducting Debi Kent.
the one Billion Dollar question.......if u had a timemaschine and could travel back to the time where Bundy is 5 years old,playing alone in the woods.....would u kill him and change history?
Speaking purely from my own choice and opinion, definitely not. To take another life, no matter how evil it may end up becoming is still wrong especially if that life is a child, that is unforgiveable. I would try and prevent him from doing any harm to anybody, get him assessed by psychiatrists / psychologists (especially after the knives incident). If he then grew up to an adult and started to attempt to rape / kill then yes I would take him out no question about it.
Thanks for sharing this video. I have some connection here since I attended Viewmont High School and graduated there in 2014. My dad attended also Viewmont High School and graduated in 1983. My Great Grandfather worked at Viewmont High School at the time this happened. I bet he knew Raelynn. Would be curious to know if my Great Grandfather saw or encountered Ted that night.. unfortunately I can’t ask him about it now.. he passed away in 1998 when I was only 2 years old. My uncle also attended Viewmont High School at the time as a student. He never knew Debbie personally but knew who she was. I’d love to ask him more on this topic as well but unfortunately he passed in 2007.
“No, no necesito eso” -dijo respecto de la ayuda de algunos hombres-. Estoy seguro de que justo en ese momento tuvo que haber hecho una mueca terrorífica.
I'm not blaming anyone it is just a thought from someone in 2022. If her instincts knew he was fishy & she made the guy aware of him. Why didn't they keep an eye him? Why didn't that man go to other men & say we need to keep an eye on that guy? Just goes to show how different life is now compared to the 70s. Before the murders everyone trusted everyone & anyone. These murderers could roam around & do what they wanted. These videos should be shown in classrooms to help young people learn & be careful not to trust a stranger. I can't believe he picked on a school production to be a predator! Breaks my heart for the innocent helpful victims , their families & anyone who came across him who was affected by him like this teacher💔 when I was a little girl in the 70s we used to have wierd men around. My mum had this window cleaner & he used to stare through the window. I used to hide behind the settee. One day I was walking up my street to go to school & I looked across the road then back to where I was walking & the window man just came out of nowhere stood Infront of me , grinned & kissed me on the head. Then he went off. Looking back I always question whether he was a paedophile or how easy that could have been if he had been a child killer to take me. It could be so easy. So I'm not judging or blaming as that is how easy things happen.
Ms. DaRonch, I hope you're enjoying life. Thank you for sharing your story. You are so courageous. Ted Bundy was a monster, and my heart goes out to all the beautiful girls he viciously murdered, and to those, like you, who survived his brutality. I grew up in the 80s and 90s hearing all about Ted Bundy, beginning from when my grandma made me watch the 1986 film "The Deliberate Stranger". As a little girl, I was constantly warned about Stranger Danger. I love how you share your story and the story of the other girls, because there is way too much focus on that monster. We all need to hear more about your lives, because you are the ones who matter, not that piece of sh. God Bless you.
The hypocrite might do bad things, but a true Christian never harms women. I'm a true Christian who does know how to interpret scripture. The devil is a liar and a thief and his Kingdom will crumble, but mine will stand forever! Amen.
The fact that he'd make a failed abduction and murder attempt earlier that day and then IMMEDIATELY drive to Viewmont High School, attempt to lure a teacher and then wind up seizing Debi Kent essentially should tell somebody everything that they need to know about this opportunistic, sniveling little weasel in a capsule. Then poor Raelynne blames herself. Meanwhile, Debi's parents (who from the videos really seem like they were sweethearts) wind up waiting 15 years for a knee patella, and basically 40 years for a DNA identification on that patella. I know this is a gross understatement, but my heart really aches for Raelynne in this situation. I'm just glad she had the life experience, smarts, and intuition to see something was up. That he'd then go and take a child who didn't have that experience doesn't reflect on Raelynne. It reflects on nobody but Ted Bundy. In Utah, he literally killed (at least) 4-5 victims and did the kidnapping inside a five week period. One victim a week is a frenzy, and Raelynne and Carol were both incredibly brave and extremely lucky. I also hope that the administration at Viewmont did what they could to make Raelynne KNOW she was not at fault, since as an educator myself, I know the heavy emotional investment that we make when we enter the profession...
Wonder when his friends that he lied to heard that he was about to go to the electric chair 💺💺 for all his brutal rapes and murders what did they say about that
That’s Barbara Grossman. She was the Reporter for KUTV in Salt Lake City. She interviewed Ted in Colorado with Lucky Severson before he escaped. I heard she passed away before Falling for a Killer was released in 2020
@@caroldaronch1974 In 1981 I met Ted Bundy in the death row visiting area at the florida prison where he was executed. I am a 58 year old woman and I remember that ted would always stare at me. I remember seeing Ted's wife Carol visiting with him.
That teacher is a sharp as a polished marble. He just made you feel very uncomfortable a feeling that you never have felt before, yet you see him follow behind a young lady once she gets ups and leaves and you think nothing of it. Thanks alot teacher your brilliance is a reason why debbie kent was brutally murdered. Just shows you being educated and having common sense are not in the same category.
If he went after and got 30 plus victims it makes you wonder how many times he struck out. The reason he went after young girls is because they were young and had no street smarts living in a time when you didn’t need them so much as me might today. At least this women was smart enough to think that a man asking women for help over men was a red flag and if saved her life. Bundy was not very smart when you think about it he was Just persistent. Any fool of man knows that if you ask 10 women out on a date at least one will say yes so he was persistent and went after young girls who were not in positions of authority which makes them easy targets. They were just young and he used that to his advantage. What a peace of trash !
The pain of that mother must have been unbearable 🤦🏻♀️
She kept her porch light on for years after Debbie went missing in case she came home. For a lot of years it was widely accepted that Bundy was her killer but there was no evidence to prove it and he didn’t confess until right before he was executed.
Quite heartbreaking. And they never located Debi's remains. I know Bundy is rotting in hell for what he did.
I’m SO glad she didn’t fall for his bs. Ladies.. listen to your instincts… always! 👀
100% agree. I actually think there should be lessons taught to school kids from a young age, especially young girls, to watch out for warning signs and devious ploys for help, to understand, trust and follow through on instinct and gut reactions and to not trust any stranger implicitly. Bundy was clever and dangerous, and children are naive and easily manipulated. It's just a tragedy that this monster got away with it for so long before being executed.
@@Romulan2469 The thing is not all Bundy's victims were helpers. They never saw him coming. He sneaked up behind one girl as she was walking to her car on the street and bashed her with a tyre iron but before he could bundle her into his car a group of people walked up and saw the injured girl screaming as she lay on the ground and Ted jumped in his car and drove away........the girl was badly injured but survived. His early victims he broke into their basement rooms and bashed them and abducted them while they were unconscious. All that was found were their blood stained beds and pillows and they were never seen again.
@@Romulan2469 I agree!
@@juanitarichards1074 True, his MO wasn't always the nice approach and unfortunately there were a number of surprise attacks that couldn't be prevented. By the time he had reached Florida he couldn't be bothered with playing it safe and was just busting into places and bashing these poor girls heads in. Still, it helps to be cautious and observant. Bundy typically planned a lot of his abductions, rapes, beatings and murders in advance and could sometimes be seen checking out the area. Even in the Kimberly Leach murder, he had been spotted patrolling outside the school before the abduction happened.
@@juanitarichards1074 which girl was this?
One of Ted Bundy's victims, Susan Rancourt, was a cousin of my friend.
He is still so angry about it. And who can blame him.
sad to read that
I started law school in SLC in 1975. Another male student who was at least one year ahead of me approached me with a clipboard and asked me to sign a petition on Ted Bundy's behalf because he and apparently other law school friends thought he had been accused and arrested unjustly. I had barely arrived as a freshman. I told him I knew nothing about him and would not sign anything. To this day it gives me the creeps that Bundy was able to fool so many people and how close evil can be to you without knowing.
Thanks for sharing that. Yes, that is extremely creepy how he could manipulate so many people.
@@chrisb8655 fooling people was teds game, he wanted to be smart and sophisticated but at heart he was nothing but a con man.
Eyes of person reveals it's real essence and motives
psychopaths and narcissists are classic manipulators who can fool even the most streetwise people. I am glad you never signed, you're very intelligent.
Debbie was beautiful.May she rest in peace.
Raelynne should not feel any guilt at all for not doing more than she did when Bundy was out trolling for victims. I can tell it weighs very heavily on her, but she shouldn't shoulder any responsibility
for the evil that Bundy wrought that night. God bless all the victims and their families. Bundy will never again be a threat to any more young women, thankfully.
I grew up in and live in Bountiful, UT. I know this story well. It's always bothered me so much how she was just going to do a nice thing anx pick up her brother across town so her parents could stay and watch the school play and she had no idea that such a horrible thing was going to happen to her instead. It was extremely hard on her family too. 😢
Bundy was a predator who could sense nice girls who were happy to help someone
Bundy was intent on killing someone that day. He was frustrated after the incident with Carol, then this teacher. Aside from the horrific injustice what upsets me is the pain and suffering that the survivors and families feel in the wake of this monster. “If only I did it differently” “if only I’d said something”… the terrible guilt and self recriminations. It’s natural to feel this way but the truth is none of the guilt lies with them, it’s all on that monster and his abuse of human decency.
This is chilling. And my heart aches for all the grief involved. Something as innocent as a school play and that animal was hunting.
I agree, but the description "animal" is too good for him, because they kill to eat or to defend their life.
Perverted waste of space is more fitting.
So glad she trusted her intuition.
Ted was gonna kill the teacher but she was too smart, so he killed Debrah instead. Absolutely horrified.
Older, and wiser. She probably had much men trying to court her. She knew, the "Help me" bull..
@@eva5601 You're right and I wish that schools educated young girls on how to spot dangers like this. It should be part of the curriculum in a health and safety course or something.
@@Romulan2469 well said, I agree there should be a survival course in schools teaching young girls how not to fall prey to a predator.
Most of Ted victims were were really young girls .
@@MeeMee-gz5vp Boys too! Should be taught in PE along with self-defense.
My Mom was friends with Debbie and made my middle name Debra after her. She grew up in Bountiful (Cheryl Widdison back then before she married my Dad and her last name changed to Lund). She had also been friends with Maurine Hunsaker who was kidnapped from the gas station she worked at and killed by Ralph Menzies who is still on death row here. Her son Matt has been fighting for justice for years wanting him to put to death and has done some interviews.
apparently he was even pretending to be an usher at some point during this play, and even returned at the end of the play - presumably before Debbie was even dead. he took some real chances. I guess in his own head he was establishing an alibi? I dunno. in some ways it's surprising he wasn't caught sooner.
Heart Wrenching, I know it’s been many years and these are strangers to me. I still cried. This poor woman.
The teacher is so beautiful, she reminds me of Vivien Leigh. Had she gone with him, it would've been her that night...The tragic part about it is that the two failures Ted experienced that night (Carol escaping and the teacher declining to "help" him) sent him into a blind rage, and I can't even begin to imagine what poor Debra Kent went through because of that. So, so sad.
Sick depraved wicked sinfull evil rapist and murderer Ted Bundy you are gone for good straight to hell where you belong and you shall continue to roast in hell with Satan your master
Sometimes the survivors or those who have escaped such dangerous situations suffer the pain of that incident for years to come. I'm hearing the same words from Raelynn Shepherd as I heard from Carol DaRonch, blaming themselves for the murder of the next Bundy victim because they survived and it pains me. I hope they realize that Bundy was an opportunistic killer. If he had killed Raelynn he would have continued to kill other young girls and women, just as he continued to kill after Debbie Kent's murder. She was selected at random because she had to get up and leave the auditorium early, not directly because of Raelynn rejecting Bundy. If Raelynn had been kidnapped by Bundy he could easily have come back and also taken Debbie Kent. Remember Lake Sammamish? He was bold enough to do the same crime twice in the same area.
This was the same Friday that Ted Bundy failed to kidnap Carol DaRonch earlier at mall.
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The story Barbara tells us about Mrs Kent keeping the light on is heartbreaking. Iv read an account of the policeman who first informed another victim's mother. He said she just screamed, he said that he'll never be able to forget that scream as long as he lives 😢
Just amazing how in the course of every day young adult life these ladies were living, this a-hole comes along.
0:48 the teacher was so pretty
Yes, she was a very pretty girl and she still is very pretty today in my opinion.
She was also smart beauty with brains .
Witnesses stated he actually came back to the auditorium after she had been abducted. They stated he looked like he had been in a fight. He must have been looking for another victim. The poor girl’s body I assume was in the trunk of his car.
I had never heard that. What a piece of trash.
Debbie Kent might still be there, but another would have taken her place.
Intuition is a gift & so is fear. Listen to it!
Bundy was always hunting non stop, I think that is all he was focused on, his only pleasure was hunting
The most heartbreaking story. 😞
So, what took the male teacher so long to approach Ted Bundy? Why not telling the girl she was not safe to leave the class room especially when Ted stood up and walked out? Ted was smart and presumptuous.
It wasn't a class room, it was the auditorium where Debbie and her family were attending a school play and all the teachers and actors and coaches were busy with tasks and getting the audience seated etc. Debbies little brother as at a skating rink nearby and Debbie offered to drive over and collect him. When Debbie walked out of the auditorium she didn't notice Bundy following her to the car park......people in neighboring houses heard her screams and looked out their windows but couldn't see the car park. Later the police found a hand cuff key that matched the cuffs on Carol Da Ronch when she escaped from his car earlier that day. The handcuff key was found on the grass verge near the car park where Debbie was abducted.
It was at night that this happened during a school play and she was with her parents. I don't know if you're from or familiar with Bountiful, but at that time most people didn't even lock their doors at night it was considered a place where something like this would never happen.
@@juanitarichards1074 Juanita Richards, please watch this video attentively again. You are not going to believe this. I regret to tell you this is totally different story, my dear. I am so angry. In this narrative, Ted boldly walked into a school coercing a teacher to go outside to help him with something, not once but twice. She offered to send two boys to assist him, but he insisted he wanted her. The teacher complained to the principal who decided he would approach Ted personally. I believe that while Ted was then sitting in the class room, during the teacher's absence, Ted may have signalled to that girl to meet him outside. The teacher clearly stated, ''As the student stood up and walked out, Ted stood up and walked out.'' At this moment, the teacher stopped thinking. Fool! It is for this reason, she is so remorseful. Simply put, this was not the parents and their daughter who was to pick up her brother. This is another incident which involved a principal, a teacher and a student. That Ted Bundy; he was something else; he had to die! He used every trick in the book to get us. 🙏
@@juliejackman2649Julie Jackman, please watch this video attentively again. You are not going to believe this. I regret to tell you this is totally different story, my dear. I am so angry. In this narrative, Ted boldly walked into a school coercing a teacher to go outside to help him with something, not once but twice. She offered to send two boys to assist him, but he insisted he wanted her. The teacher complained to the principal who decided he would approach Ted personally. I believe that while Ted was then sitting in the class room, during the teacher's absence, Ted may have signalled to that girl to meet him outside. The teacher clearly stated, ''As the student stood up and walked out, Ted stood up and walked out.'' At this moment, the teacher stopped thinking. Fool! It is for this reason, she is so remorseful. Simply put, this was not the parents and their daughter who was to pick up her brother. This is another incident which involved a principal, a teacher and a student. That Ted Bundy; he was something else; he had to die! He used every trick in the book to get us. 🙏
Juanita Richards, I watched the video footage again and also consulted Google. Apparently, the teacher made no mention of Debbie Kent's parents, so I was of the opinion there was a different girl. Thank you for your contribution which has brought some relief. Nevertheless, I still believe the parents, Vice-Principal and teacher are responsible for Debbie's plight. They were aware of Ted presence on the premises and activities. So, when the teacher recounted that Debbie went out, she was actually following her mother's request. I understand the problems Ted created left an indelible scar on all of us and while I was on the island my heart went out to all of you. Even here I was afraid of Ted. Again, thanks for clearing up this matter because I was extremely upset. I am still upset that Ted had the nerve to approach a teacher twice recognizing he wanted to kill her and sat among the students as that. He had some nerve.🙏🇯🇲♥😢
Last week I found a 2-hour episode on UA-cam where a guy reads through all of Bundy's crimes and convictions and what he did to some of his victims. It is on comprehensible what he did to some of these ladies, the worst one was probably his last victim the 12-year-old.
Worse than anything you could even imagine.
What was that called?
@@normajeanhartley8644 Human Monsters serial killer Ted Bundy.
Listen to it, it's unbelievable.
What is the title of the you tube video?
I remember watching a video seeing the photos of the remains of Caryn Campbell and also the photos of the dead victims at Chi Omega. I'm still disturbed by what I saw and wish I could unsee it. Very disturbing.
what's it called??
This is so sad.........Prayers to all the families.
Now I understand why the teacher could not have done it differently since Debby was sent to do an errand for her mother. Mom should have been aware that girls her daughter’s age were targeted. Everybody made mistakes with Debby that night-a buggy man was not just outside. He was on the premises.
This was the night Bundy's blood was up, bc Carol Daronch had just gotten away from him. He had already started an attack and needed to finish one. His famously cold eyes didn't normally show during the lure.
Thanks so much for posting these clips, many that I've never seen. Is there a more extended version of an interview with Ms. Shepherd? I know that Bundy approached her more than once before abducting Debi Kent.
the one Billion Dollar question.......if u had a timemaschine and could travel back to the time where Bundy is 5 years old,playing alone in the woods.....would u kill him and change history?
Speaking purely from my own choice and opinion, definitely not. To take another life, no matter how evil it may end up becoming is still wrong especially if that life is a child, that is unforgiveable. I would try and prevent him from doing any harm to anybody, get him assessed by psychiatrists / psychologists (especially after the knives incident). If he then grew up to an adult and started to attempt to rape / kill then yes I would take him out no question about it.
Hes a child! No way!
@@retroblue4748 but imagine u could save 36+ lives ;)
@@Romulan2469 but u only have 10 min and not the time to do all that( but i know what u mean 🙂 )
Not kill him, but a blow with a baseball bat to the testicles, yes.
She was a good girl, this is so sad....
Thanks for sharing this video. I have some connection here since I attended Viewmont High School and graduated there in 2014. My dad attended also Viewmont High School and graduated in 1983. My Great Grandfather worked at Viewmont High School at the time this happened. I bet he knew Raelynn. Would be curious to know if my Great Grandfather saw or encountered Ted that night.. unfortunately I can’t ask him about it now.. he passed away in 1998 when I was only 2 years old. My uncle also attended Viewmont High School at the time as a student. He never knew Debbie personally but knew who she was. I’d love to ask him more on this topic as well but unfortunately he passed in 2007.
“No, no necesito eso” -dijo respecto de la ayuda de algunos hombres-. Estoy seguro de que justo en ese momento tuvo que haber hecho una mueca terrorífica.
Só acharam o joelho de Deborah Kent
His eye contact saved her life...
He sure had creepy eyes
These monsters exsist everywhere there is earth under ur feet.....
Real sad...Carol👍🏿
He liked the pretty ladies. Ugh….shudder.
So glad this woman listened to her gut. She could just as easily not be here to tell the story
never put the two together?
I'm not blaming anyone it is just a thought from someone in 2022. If her instincts knew he was fishy & she made the guy aware of him. Why didn't they keep an eye him? Why didn't that man go to other men & say we need to keep an eye on that guy? Just goes to show how different life is now compared to the 70s. Before the murders everyone trusted everyone & anyone. These murderers could roam around & do what they wanted. These videos should be shown in classrooms to help young people learn & be careful not to trust a stranger. I can't believe he picked on a school production to be a predator! Breaks my heart for the innocent helpful victims , their families & anyone who came across him who was affected by him like this teacher💔 when I was a little girl in the 70s we used to have wierd men around. My mum had this window cleaner & he used to stare through the window. I used to hide behind the settee. One day I was walking up my street to go to school & I looked across the road then back to where I was walking & the window man just came out of nowhere stood Infront of me , grinned & kissed me on the head. Then he went off. Looking back I always question whether he was a paedophile or how easy that could have been if he had been a child killer to take me. It could be so easy. So I'm not judging or blaming as that is how easy things happen.
Ms. DaRonch, I hope you're enjoying life. Thank you for sharing your story. You are so courageous. Ted Bundy was a monster, and my heart goes out to all the beautiful girls he viciously murdered, and to those, like you, who survived his brutality. I grew up in the 80s and 90s hearing all about Ted Bundy, beginning from when my grandma made me watch the 1986 film "The Deliberate Stranger". As a little girl, I was constantly warned about Stranger Danger. I love how you share your story and the story of the other girls, because there is way too much focus on that monster. We all need to hear more about your lives, because you are the ones who matter, not that piece of sh. God Bless you.
The hypocrite might do bad things, but a true Christian never harms women. I'm a true Christian who does know how to interpret scripture. The devil is a liar and a thief and his Kingdom will crumble, but mine will stand forever! Amen.
I can’t believe he was baptised a Mormon and still did these terrible acts
Omg chilling
Does anyone know where this clip is from? What documentary is it from?
Falling for a killer on Amazon.
The fact that he'd make a failed abduction and murder attempt earlier that day and then IMMEDIATELY drive to Viewmont High School, attempt to lure a teacher and then wind up seizing Debi Kent essentially should tell somebody everything that they need to know about this opportunistic, sniveling little weasel in a capsule. Then poor Raelynne blames herself. Meanwhile, Debi's parents (who from the videos really seem like they were sweethearts) wind up waiting 15 years for a knee patella, and basically 40 years for a DNA identification on that patella. I know this is a gross understatement, but my heart really aches for Raelynne in this situation. I'm just glad she had the life experience, smarts, and intuition to see something was up. That he'd then go and take a child who didn't have that experience doesn't reflect on Raelynne. It reflects on nobody but Ted Bundy. In Utah, he literally killed (at least) 4-5 victims and did the kidnapping inside a five week period. One victim a week is a frenzy, and Raelynne and Carol were both incredibly brave and extremely lucky. I also hope that the administration at Viewmont did what they could to make Raelynne KNOW she was not at fault, since as an educator myself, I know the heavy emotional investment that we make when we enter the profession...
From the Ted Bundy Falling for a Killer doc on Amazon Prime
When two thousand volts of electricity was going through his brain 🧠 and heart what was he saying
what's the title of this documentary?
Falling for a Killer on Amazon
Was Debbie Kent ever found?
what's the school principle
Wonder when his friends that he lied to heard that he was about to go to the electric chair 💺💺 for all his brutal rapes and murders what did they say about that
What clip is this from? What documentary? I’ve never seen this and I’ve seen every Ted Bundy documentary
Ted Bundy Falling for a Killer on Amazon Prime
What documentary is this from?
Ted Bundy Falling for a Killer on Amazon Prime
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This is Belva, Debbie Kent΄'s mother?
That’s Barbara Grossman. She was the Reporter for KUTV in Salt Lake City. She interviewed Ted in Colorado with Lucky Severson before he escaped. I heard she passed away before Falling for a Killer was released in 2020
@@caroldaronch1974 That's sad...
@@caroldaronch1974 In 1981 I met Ted Bundy in the death row visiting area at the florida prison where he was executed. I am a 58 year old woman and I remember that ted would always stare at me. I remember seeing Ted's wife Carol visiting with him.
That teacher is a sharp as a polished marble. He just made you feel very uncomfortable a feeling that you never have felt before, yet you see him follow behind a young lady once she gets ups and leaves and you think nothing of it. Thanks alot teacher your brilliance is a reason why debbie kent was brutally murdered. Just shows you being educated and having common sense are not in the same category.
At least she could have followed him out and had a man to walk with her outside,I don't understand that!
If he went after and got 30 plus victims it makes you wonder how many times he struck out.
The reason he went after young girls is because they were young and had no street smarts living in a time when you didn’t need them so much as me might today.
At least this women was smart enough to think that a man asking women for help over men was a red flag and if saved her life.
Bundy was not very smart when you think about it he was Just persistent.
Any fool of man knows that if you ask 10 women out on a date at least one will say yes so he was persistent and went after young girls who were not in positions of authority which makes them easy targets.
They were just young and he used that to his advantage.
What a peace of trash !