My mother-in-law was sorority sisters with Georgann Hawkins. They lived together in the Theta house. My MIL's older brother was also attending the UW. He was Georgann's boyfriend, and he lived in a nearby fraternity house. Georgann had gone to visit him and get his notes from Spanish class. He would normally have walked her home, but she told him not to because he was feeling sick. Ted Bundy kidnapped her just minutes later. My MIL remembers how distraught Georgann's roommate was the next morning. She was in tears at the breakfast table because Georgann hadn't come home last night. My MIL remembers Georgann as "a darling girl" and how much her brother really liked her. He probably feels so guilty that he didn't walk her home that night, though of course none of this was his fault. He is such a lovely person, and I can tell that Georgann was, too. Edna, thank you for sharing your story. I'm so glad that Ted never physically harmed you, but I'm so very sorry for the trauma you experienced. ❤
Apparently several witness saw a guy hobbling around on crutches around the Theta house for several days leading up to her disappearance. He even approached another girl at the Theta house to carry a gas can to his VW and she wised up at the last moment. Too bad there were no video cameras in the day. I grew up in Tallahassee and my own mom babysat one of the Chi Omega girls that was there that awful night and the last to see Margaret Bowman alive. Bundy forever changed Tallahassee and my childhood.
@@music4lainey686 He always put on an act like he was physically vulnerable. Who thinks that a guy on crutches or an arm in a cast and sling are going to b able to kill you. Honestly, Ann Rule was his suicide hotline buddy. They worked as a team. She thought he was a lovely and kind guy. She never got over it. She was certain that she, as a true crime author and a former policewoman, would know who to avoid.
That dude was pure evil. There are missing girls all over here in western colorado that fit the profile and the time he was here perfectly. No doubt they are bundy victims that have never been found.
@@bcoull290He was still shouting out names being led to the chair, from what I understand. He wanted more time on the mortal coil for exchange of information. They said no !!
Ann Rule. The Stranger Beside Me. Ann Rule is the top author in True crime. She volunteered at a suicide help line with Ted Bundy. Even she didn’t sense his true nature. She lived in Washington state down the road from Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer. Her book on Bunday is detailed and one you can’t put down. She passed away a few years ago.
Thanks for sharing this Nate and to Megan for your help with this, but especially to Edna for your courage in telling your side in this horrific story. I will be getting your book, and prayers to you🙏🏼 that in the telling, whatever darkness that your cousin’s evil brought upon your life is truly lifted away! ✌🏽Peace
Nate, you are top notch, thank you for interviewing Edna and Meghan. Edna, you are such a strong woman and I'm so very sorry you and your family unfortunately had him in your life. Ted fooled everyone, I think he was a true phycopath. I will be buying your book, God Bless.
I grew up in Ted's hometown, or he grew up in mine. He went to Wilson High School as did most of my friends, at the same time. They did not think Ted was handsome NOR charming. He always tried to get himself invited to everything and no one wanted him along. He tried to hang around with them, but was never welcome. They thought he was "creepy" all those years ago.
Bundy’s ability to charm people included men. It certainly didn’t help that the men in position of police/power allowed him lenient security and simply didn’t believe he could be the killer. He escaped several times because of them. The sentencing judge was so disrespectful to the victims by fawning over Bundy during the sentencing.
@@themobbit9061long story but he drove right passed me and a friend, very slowly in his tan VW, stared us down. He continued down the road a little ways, turned into what would be a farmer's field entrance, reversed and headed back towards us. I have never in my life felt a gut punch to get the hell out of there fast like that day. I still get emotional if I see an article or documentary about him.
@@kristyjohnson7682I can’t imagine having a strong visceral feeling like that ever fully leaves you. Call it luck, intuition, divine protection or whatever else you want to call it, I’m glad you weren’t “picked or chosen” that night. Even being that close to what you now know was pure evil must mess with your head sometimes and back then your sense of safety. Thank you for sharing your story on such a public platform. I believe the more we genuinely talk about difficult topics on platforms like this by phenomenal journalists the better off we all are. Asking the right questions and properly interviewing people like these two incredible women , the more informed and cautiously aware we all can be. BRAVO Nate for bringing forth really important information via your platform once again. Hopefully we as a society can be more proactive in recognizing potential predators and intervening earlier instead of having reactionary responses due to innocent people losing their lives to dark and evil souls.
God Edna, you're lucky you're alive. You must be permanently nauseated. I would be. You made it through the horror. You should be very proud of yourself.
I have chill bumps listening to this. I had a very brief encounter with Ted Bundy (or his identical twin) in Orlando when I was in my early teens. He tried to pull me into a new Toyota he was driving. Although momentary, it traumatized me for the rest of my life.
Wow, terrifying but also totally fascinating. Edna is so articulate & emotionally expressive. Thank you for this missing piece of the Ted Bundy story & that of his many victims.
Northern Central California here. I’ve seen these 2 women before, while writing the book, cannot remember the channel on TV. Very strange Bundy was around her girlfriends, then committed The horrific things he did. A lot of women were very scared during his time! I was 16 then. Thank you Nate, take care, see you in next one. 🙏❤️🤗
Awesome guests 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽. I’m older now but Ted looked exactly like my boyfriend at the time. Charismatic and handsome. He had to be the star at every event (we finally broke up). Was Ted a narcissist?
Very interesting Nate - always interested in learning more about Ted Bundy. I was 14 when I woke up & saw the pics of the Chi Omega victims in Tallahassee, Florida in (1977?) splashed across the front page of our local paper. It was the end of innocence for our small, southern college-town.
I think these types like Bundy are born wired wrong and something sets them off many of them have described a monster inside them that they have no control over and can’t stop what they do it’s the only thing that makes them feel exhilarated and alive 😢
I’ve just started listening to this and all I can think about is his little brother. He has had a hard life trying to reconcile his older brother’s actions. I’m listening to Linda’s crime investigation and I’ll never forget video from a documentary where the police just didn’t care where one said “she must have gone out for an abortion”. The misogyny.
Ted Bundy knew he was criminally insane. I agree with the judge. He’s probably the most “brilliant” of his kind, but he went the wrong way. I’m glad in the end he helped LE catch other Serial Killers. Great interview for educational information! 🙏 Prayers to all his victims, known and unknown, and their family, friends and communities.
I've enjoyed this (so far, not finished) I just wish the author would quit butting in so much. Whenever the other woman had a issue, fine,but, it's rude to talk over someone or interupt.
Everyone agrees Bundy became a monster. It’s fascinating that he grew up in a loving home and seemed relatively normal to most people. No one can adequately explain why he made such horrible decisions.
Ted worked for the Washington State Republican State Finance Committee during the late Nixon years when Ford was his VP. I knew someone who took over his job as bookkeeper when Ted left for Utah. Was told that he was a "heck of a nice guy, someone we enjoyed getting a drink with after work, too bad you missed meeting him!" (Bundy was a lousy bookkeeper.)
I feel this all stems from the girlfriend before Elizabeth the one who broke up with him and his bio mother. Alot of the girls he killed look like her . Like it set it off because he was all about image he was already pissed about his mother now add the loss of her and her wealth. he said he really loved her and it made him angry.
No. I've done a lot of research on this topic. Every single man who goes on to become a rapist or serial killer had a violent father. The personality is set very early in life, before the age of 5. Ted was exposed to his violent grandfather Samuel Cowell. Cowell was a wife beater, and people in the neighborhood were afraid of him. I'm sure he also beat Ted.
Why give him even more notoriety by writing a book and making money off so many people's deaths. There are trained counsellors & psychologists /psychiatrists to share all that crap with, NOT the innocent world that has already suffered his murderous actions. To profit off of this story to me is heinous.
Wow could you be a little more rude…??? Um if I remember last you don’t have to buy the book and it’s her business if she makes $ off what happened it’s her prerogative….
Bundy book, like 1000 years later….. “My great great great great great great (x100) aunt walked by Ted Bundy at University of Utah. I’m writing a book about it” Jennifer Jones year 3805”
@@strawberryseason Actually I know a lot about this case. I have studied it for many years as I am a fan of true crime cases. I presume by your impertinent question that you assume I know very little which is the wrong presumption to make, however feel free to test that presumption at your own peril. 😉
3/4 through this interview and I honestly think that the tone and vibe is too upbeat and Edna is giving me weird vibes. The tone should be sombre and serious but it isn’t. This horrific story is told as if it is fictional. The ladies both have smirks on their faces throughout and they seem to be getting a kick out of being interviewed. Please. Get real and serious. Your cousin killed tons of women. Have some freakin respect for the victims and their families in how you tell your story, your tone, your facial expressions… Grow out your bangs or something… sorry but the hair cut, the smirk and the subject matter…something is totally off in the delivery. Idk I’m from the East Coast so maybe it’s a Western thing with the sort of flippant delivery. I’m unnerved by the interviewees. They’re too cheerful. Again, I repeat- get a grip and give serious interviews and don’t smile or smirk. It’s downright inappropriate, actually offensive to the victims and their families no matter how much time has passed.
My mom met Ted in the Seattle area back in the late 70’s/early 80’s at a rally/ convention. She said he was almost too handsome and charming. She was EXACTLY his type. She had dark brown long hair parted in the middle and beautiful features. She was kind and trusting. After it came out who he really was, my mom became obsessed in making sure my sister and I were hyper aware of our surroundings at all times. My sister and I have been true crime followers since we were very young. I experienced the first hand anxiety from my mom dodging that bullet. Also met Ann Rule twice, the second time I had a 10 minute conversation with her after a signing. What a brilliant woman. To the family of the victims… I can’t imagine your loss.🤍
This just goes to shows that the family of a serial murderer are also victims.
My mother-in-law was sorority sisters with Georgann Hawkins. They lived together in the Theta house. My MIL's older brother was also attending the UW. He was Georgann's boyfriend, and he lived in a nearby fraternity house. Georgann had gone to visit him and get his notes from Spanish class. He would normally have walked her home, but she told him not to because he was feeling sick. Ted Bundy kidnapped her just minutes later. My MIL remembers how distraught Georgann's roommate was the next morning. She was in tears at the breakfast table because Georgann hadn't come home last night. My MIL remembers Georgann as "a darling girl" and how much her brother really liked her. He probably feels so guilty that he didn't walk her home that night, though of course none of this was his fault. He is such a lovely person, and I can tell that Georgann was, too. Edna, thank you for sharing your story. I'm so glad that Ted never physically harmed you, but I'm so very sorry for the trauma you experienced. ❤
@@ForestLadyForever WOW.
Apparently several witness saw a guy hobbling around on crutches around the Theta house for several days leading up to her disappearance. He even approached another girl at the Theta house to carry a gas can to his VW and she wised up at the last moment. Too bad there were no video cameras in the day. I grew up in Tallahassee and my own mom babysat one of the Chi Omega girls that was there that awful night and the last to see Margaret Bowman alive. Bundy forever changed Tallahassee and my childhood.
@@music4lainey686 He always put on an act like he was physically vulnerable. Who thinks that a guy on crutches or an arm in a cast and sling are going to b able to kill you. Honestly, Ann Rule was his suicide hotline buddy. They worked as a team. She thought he was a lovely and kind guy. She never got over it. She was certain that she, as a true crime author and a former policewoman, would know who to avoid.
I don't think I would be admitting to being related to ted Bundy and his crazy eyes.. I guess she's getting low on funds.
@@mkelly4617 there is no one on this thread who is claiming to be related related to Bundy.
That dude was pure evil. There are missing girls all over here in western colorado that fit the profile and the time he was here perfectly. No doubt they are bundy victims that have never been found.
So he died without confessing those crimes.
Totally void of empathy.
@@bcoull290 That's what most narcissistic psychopaths do. They won't confess and are devoid of any empathy.
@@bcoull290He was still shouting out names being led to the chair, from what I understand. He wanted more time on the mortal coil for exchange of information. They said no !!
@@LaraKeller-su3zc the was a game player. A manipulator. He had time to confess and give all those names.
@@bcoull290they SK’s don’t feel remorse
Ann Rule. The Stranger Beside Me. Ann Rule is the top author in True crime. She volunteered at a suicide help line with Ted Bundy. Even she didn’t sense his true nature. She lived in Washington state down the road from Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer. Her book on Bunday is detailed and one you can’t put down. She passed away a few years ago.
Love her books!
Me too!!!
Thanks for sharing this Nate and to Megan for your help with this, but especially to Edna for your courage in telling your side in this horrific story. I will be getting your book, and prayers to you🙏🏼 that in the telling, whatever darkness that your cousin’s evil brought upon your life is truly lifted away! ✌🏽Peace
Nate, you are top notch, thank you for interviewing Edna and Meghan.
Edna, you are such a strong woman and I'm so very sorry you and your family unfortunately had him in your life. Ted fooled everyone, I think he was a true phycopath. I will be buying your book, God Bless.
Once again Nate you rock
Great interview. I appreciate your style of asking a question and simply letting them talk.
@@nancy143ish yes!
WHAT AN INTERVIEW 😲 WOW...
I grew up in Ted's hometown, or he grew up in mine. He went to Wilson High School as did most of my friends, at the same time. They did not think Ted was handsome NOR charming. He always tried to get himself invited to everything and no one wanted him along. He tried to hang around with them, but was never welcome. They thought he was "creepy" all those years ago.
He probably got better with his charnibg sct. Wore his mask better. Charming people and charismatic people are major red flags for me.
Bundy’s ability to charm people included men. It certainly didn’t help that the men in position of police/power allowed him lenient security and simply didn’t believe he could be the killer. He escaped several times because of them. The sentencing judge was so disrespectful to the victims by fawning over Bundy during the sentencing.
@@Pippi-Longstockingwow 😮
Edna- your father sounds wonderful ♥️
Washington State Love East Idaho News...
Excellent interview Nate. Thank you.
Thank you! A very interesting story. I’d like to read the book!
I was almost a Ted Bundy victim 😢 Emery County, Ut
Please tell us
So glad you weren’t
@@themobbit9061long story but he drove right passed me and a friend, very slowly in his tan VW, stared us down. He continued down the road a little ways, turned into what would be a farmer's field entrance, reversed and headed back towards us. I have never in my life felt a gut punch to get the hell out of there fast like that day. I still get emotional if I see an article or documentary about him.
@@kristyjohnson7682 Wow thanks for sharing. It says a lot about the evil that was there that you had such a reaction of fear and danger.
@@kristyjohnson7682I can’t imagine having a strong visceral feeling like that ever fully leaves you. Call it luck, intuition, divine protection or whatever else you want to call it, I’m glad you weren’t “picked or chosen” that night. Even being that close to what you now know was pure evil must mess with your head sometimes and back then your sense of safety. Thank you for sharing your story on such a public platform. I believe the more we genuinely talk about difficult topics on platforms like this by phenomenal journalists the better off we all are. Asking the right questions and properly interviewing people like these two incredible women , the more informed and cautiously aware we all can be. BRAVO Nate for bringing forth really important information via your platform once again. Hopefully we as a society can be more proactive in recognizing potential predators and intervening earlier instead of having reactionary responses due to innocent people losing their lives to dark and evil souls.
Thanks for letting me know about this interview and this book, Nate! Excellent
Please turn on the captions for the Deaf/hard of hearing community. Thank you
Very good interviewer asked the questions that everyone want to hear.
Thanks for this Nate! ❤
Excellent interview
Blessings on both these women. Hooray for you Edna. And Megan, you are her Angel ♥️🕊️✨
I can't believe this was only shown to me now after 3 weeks. I wish it had been in my feed when it was posted.
God Edna, you're lucky you're alive. You must be permanently nauseated. I would be. You made it through the horror. You should be very proud of yourself.
He didn’t chose family members. He even had long-term girlfriends during times he was victimizing women.
Edna was never in danger.
Thank you Nate!
Great interview
I have chill bumps listening to this. I had a very brief encounter with Ted Bundy (or his identical twin) in Orlando when I was in my early teens. He tried to pull me into a new Toyota he was driving. Although momentary, it traumatized me for the rest of my life.
So interesting!
Excellent interview!
Thank you for this interview! This was very interesting.
Wow, terrifying but also totally fascinating. Edna is so articulate & emotionally expressive. Thank you for this missing piece of the Ted Bundy story & that of his many victims.
Great show.
Northern Central California here. I’ve seen these 2 women before, while writing the book, cannot remember the channel on TV. Very strange Bundy was around her girlfriends, then committed
The horrific things he did. A lot of women were very scared during his time! I was 16 then.
Thank you Nate, take care, see you in next one. 🙏❤️🤗
I just ordered the book
Awesome guests 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽. I’m older now but Ted looked exactly like my boyfriend at the time. Charismatic and handsome. He had to be the star at every event (we finally broke up). Was Ted a narcissist?
A sociopath
Yes. Malignant. Psychopaths ALWAYS are.... it's just not the same in reverse.
He was actually born in Burlington, Vermont, at "The Elizabeth Lund Home for Wayward Girls". My hometown.
Wow very interesting thanks Nate!
My question is that Edna must have PTSD. How did she deal with it.
I doubt she has PTSD. I'm sure it was shocking news to find out who Ted was, but definitely not PTSD.
She wrote a book out of it and is now trying to make money from the Bundy tragedy. Those are not exactly signs of PTSD.
Very interesting Nate - always interested in learning more about Ted Bundy. I was 14 when I woke up & saw the pics of the Chi Omega victims in Tallahassee, Florida in (1977?) splashed across the front page of our local paper. It was the end of innocence for our small, southern college-town.
Nate, you are the best!🎉
Nate should ve asked about Ted's mother too ...have seen her at the trial video...Ted was matter of fact with her
I lived in eastern Idaho back then and was a 11 year old .. spooky to say the least
Wow just wow.
Why did he choose Florida to go to if he knew it had stricter death penalty?
He apparently wanted to get as far away from those other states where he was a wanted man and it was a hotter and nicer climate down there.
I think he wanted to die….
@susanbeach9872 i doubt he wanted to die. I think he liked to play games and thought it would be more fun.
Serial killers also unconsciously want to die.
Ted sounds like a swarmy self centered jerk. Putting on false fronts…. He’s so disgusting. I’ve done a lot of reading.
Like BTK, which was the real one or do they have a dual personality?
Welcome to the world of narcissistic psychopaths. Everything is an act with them.
Very interesting 👍🏼
I just bought the audible off A before hearing the site name
I think these types like Bundy are born wired wrong and something sets them off many of them have described a monster inside them that they have no control over and can’t stop what they do it’s the only thing that makes them feel exhilarated and alive 😢
??? Is it possible to find out through DNA who is father was? (I'm wondering why the secret, maybe it was a family member.)
I heard another relative say it was his grandfather, his mother’s father….😕
I wonder if Ted targeted Linda Ann via her connection to Ted’s cousin?🤔 No conscience.
Oh, yeah. He also had a couple of classes with Linda.
What kind of personality did Ted’s mother have ?
She’s the typical all-American mom/grandma type.
I’ve just started listening to this and all I can think about is his little brother. He has had a hard life trying to reconcile his older brother’s actions.
I’m listening to Linda’s crime investigation and I’ll never forget video from a documentary where the police just didn’t care where one said “she must have gone out for an abortion”. The misogyny.
He was born in Burlington, Vermont
Where can we buy the book
Ted Bundy knew he was criminally insane. I agree with the judge. He’s probably the most “brilliant” of his kind, but he went the wrong way. I’m glad in the end he helped LE catch other Serial Killers. Great interview for educational information! 🙏 Prayers to all his victims, known and unknown, and their family, friends and communities.
He tortured and murdered and mutilated my friend when we were in high school. He was a sick monster. I won't be reading your book.
I've enjoyed this (so far, not finished) I just wish the author would quit butting in so much. Whenever the other woman had a issue, fine,but, it's rude to talk over someone or interupt.
Is this the same interview from over a week ago?
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Who's T B real father?? DNA???
I always thought it was his grandfather/father
@merricat3025 Thank you very much!
Yeah thats always been the rumor especially since the grandfather was highly abusive.@@merricat3025
Everyone agrees Bundy became a monster. It’s fascinating that he grew up in a loving home and seemed relatively normal to most people. No one can adequately explain why he made such horrible decisions.
Ted worked for the Washington State Republican State Finance Committee during the late Nixon years when Ford was his VP. I knew someone who took over his job as bookkeeper when Ted left for Utah. Was told that he was a "heck of a nice guy, someone we enjoyed getting a drink with after work, too bad you missed meeting him!" (Bundy was a lousy bookkeeper.)
Megan’s constant interruptions are annoying
He was born in Vermont!
How old was Ted when he committed his first murder?
No proof but some believe he was 15…..yes I’ve read a lot of books about him…
Yep. Fourteen.
Was the cousin freaked out when she found out or did she believe it from the beginning?
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I always thought there might have been some in Vermont or up there when he went to research who his father was.
I feel this all stems from the girlfriend before Elizabeth the one who broke up with him and his bio mother. Alot of the girls he killed look like her . Like it set it off because he was all about image he was already pissed about his mother now add the loss of her and her wealth. he said he really loved her and it made him angry.
No. I've done a lot of research on this topic. Every single man who goes on to become a rapist or serial killer had a violent father. The personality is set very early in life, before the age of 5.
Ted was exposed to his violent grandfather Samuel Cowell. Cowell was a wife beater, and people in the neighborhood were afraid of him. I'm sure he also beat Ted.
@@strawberryseason
He also may be Ted’s biological father.
Waiting for secret senta ❤❤❤❤
The writer answers for her way too much.
She was interjecting for clarity. I'm glad she was there.
The woman who isn't the cousin is NAUSEATING!!! She interupts and acts like it's HER STORY!!! WHY IS SHE THERE????
She is the co-author. She was just interjecting for clarification. I hink it was helpful.
Appreciate ur video…your daughter is begging for the fame you never wanted…her age of passage…has exceeded…her morals of her mother!!!!!
When does Secrest Santa start?
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Damn, both of you are cute.❤
She wrote a book for money duh 😮
Bore.
Tells all ? Was she at the homisides? Crap she probably knows less tgen we do about that long ago freak
Whatever he killed while out on bail 😮 she us as crazy as he is i dont want to hear her BS
Bail ??😂😂 He escaped....twice.
@@LaraKeller-su3zc He was out on bail in 1975 after kidnapping Caroll D.
This was a very interesting interview, and if you are at all a follower of Ted Bundy information you would find it interesting.
The two guests look so joyful....Always smiling, kinda creepy.
They're from the West Coast, very friendly people.
Why give him even more notoriety by writing a book and making money off so many people's deaths.
There are trained counsellors & psychologists /psychiatrists to share all that crap with, NOT the innocent world that has already suffered his murderous actions. To profit off of this story to me is heinous.
Wow could you be a little more rude…??? Um if I remember last you don’t have to buy the book and it’s her business if she makes $ off what happened it’s her prerogative….
So her husband adopted Ted?? Was Ted put to sleep then and when was that??
Put to sleep?
Florida put Ted Bundy to death via the electric chair on Jan 24, 1989.
Starke, FL
Bundy book, like 1000 years later…..
“My great great great great great great (x100) aunt walked by Ted Bundy at University of Utah. I’m writing a book about it” Jennifer Jones year 3805”
No need to be rude! 🙄
Anything to make some cash.
@@Romulan2469 no. She was as close as he had to a sister. His half-sisters were a lot younger.
@@Romulan2469 Do you know anything about this case??
@@strawberryseason Actually I know a lot about this case. I have studied it for many years as I am a fan of true crime cases. I presume by your impertinent question that you assume I know very little which is the wrong presumption to make, however feel free to test that presumption at your own peril. 😉
What’s there to tell? He’s been dead 44 years.
It has been 35 years and if you listen to the video you will learn what there is for his family member to tell.
@@Sizzle_74 as if 35 is better? There’s nothing new. We know all about Bundy. Glad he’s in hell. I’ve listened. I’m bored. Nothing burger.
That’s a terrible comment
@@robertasmith7780give me a break and grow up.
@@robertasmith7780 I wish we could block some of the rude commenters.
3/4 through this interview and I honestly think that the tone and vibe is too upbeat and Edna is giving me weird vibes. The tone should be sombre and serious but it isn’t. This horrific story is told as if it is fictional. The ladies both have smirks on their faces throughout and they seem to be getting a kick out of being interviewed. Please. Get real and serious. Your cousin killed tons of women. Have some freakin respect for the victims and their families in how you tell your story, your tone, your facial expressions… Grow out your bangs or something… sorry but the hair cut, the smirk and the subject matter…something is totally off in the delivery. Idk I’m from the East Coast so maybe it’s a Western thing with the sort of flippant delivery. I’m unnerved by the interviewees. They’re too cheerful. Again, I repeat- get a grip and give serious interviews and don’t smile or smirk. It’s downright inappropriate, actually offensive to the victims and their families no matter how much time has passed.
You big mad, bruh??😎
@@MsAdventure531maybe a little, more like unnerved
His last victim was 11 year old Kimberley Leach who Ted kidnapped from her school in Lake City FL
My mom met Ted in the Seattle area back in the late 70’s/early 80’s at a rally/ convention.
She said he was almost too handsome and charming.
She was EXACTLY his type. She had dark brown long hair parted in the middle and beautiful features.
She was kind and trusting. After it came out who he really was, my mom became obsessed in making sure my sister and I were hyper aware of our surroundings at all times.
My sister and I have been true crime followers since we were very young.
I experienced the first hand anxiety from my mom dodging that bullet.
Also met Ann Rule twice, the second time I had a 10 minute conversation with her after a signing. What a brilliant woman.
To the family of the victims… I can’t imagine your loss.🤍