@@kingofkings69nerit was not abt his looks, more abt his charm and charisma,he was very violent human being but you can't deny he had some kind of magnetism
I keep coming back to watch this documentary and listening to Carol DaRonch tell her story of how she escaped. She was so heroic, bold and courageous! I really think she should have been given some national award for bravery and I would be very shocked if she hasn't received something for her efforts, not just in surviving an attack from Bundy, but also fighting him off and getting help from the passing motorist and helping law enforcement by identifying him in a line up and testifying on the stand. She really is a hero to me.
He was extremely smart , probably high IQ , he won’t accept defeat . The fact is mostly of these serial killers actually play with the authorities and want them to try to catch them by leaving clues behind etc … they’re so full of themselves and their “abilities” that being arrested and condemned is like an almost impossible option on their minds . And let’s be honest , probably right now there are several serial killers who did way worse than Bundy and others running free and the authorities don’t even know they exist or have linked their crimes (like crimes commited with large intervals and between distinct places ) specially in third world countries where there is no investigation and forensic analysis like in the USA and other rich countries . Here in my country there is a monster who have killed over 100 children back from the 70s to the 90s, he was eventually caught but the authorities didn’t know he committed so many crimes , he actually confessed and told where the bodies could be found .
..the murders sealed his fate.. And the victim who managed to escape this devil.. The Judge was excellent!.letting Bundy ramble on,knowing Bundy was going to fry
I was 18 in ‘74. Although I lived in the northeast, this stopped me and all my friends from hitchhiking. Ms DaRonch will forever be in our thoughts as the ONE who stopped this monster. He would have continued forever.
I was 8, in 1974, and I was also 12 years old and living in Florida, when that crazy kidnapped, raped, murdered, and mutilated 12 year old Kimberly Leach. His crime spree, and escape was on the news when he killed those sorority ladies. The news reporters advise us to be vigilant. Also, our school principal had a lecture, in the schools auditorium.😢😢😢
Wow! I’ve seen several Bundy docs but never thought I’d be able to tell you YOU ARE A HERO!!! If it wasn’t for your braveness & miraculous escape Bundy may never have been identified and eventually caught for good!
You find and post the best and even the most obscure Bundy videos! I always learn something new. And I was teenager during his time, so lived through all the news stories. Thanks! 👍👍👍
He aged rapidly. If you see younger pictures of him in his 20's compared to the time he was executed, he looked emaciated, withered, wrinkled and withdrawn. I suppose all that adrenaline surging through his body took its toll throughout those few years.
Adrenaline doesn't make you age faster. An unhealthy lifestyle does, and Bundy was a heavy smoker and drinker and probably suffering from stress in his final years on death row.
yes there was one, i think his friend was called Larry, he talked about how Bundy should have gone skiing w him in Colorado but he canceled bcuz he needed some alone time ( aka killing spree in Colorado) you have it on this channel i think
Same way I feel about the Delphi murders, that suspect in jail. Does he have friends who can vouch for his personality and character? No one really except the people that were a co-worker who just “worked” with him which isn’t really who he personally is! Did they go shopping with him bowling or walking no one except his immediate family and they are not speaking
He had friends, but as Ted Bundy is a psychopath so those are his manipulated "friends", he has no connection with the so called friends but he got a lot of support, just to seem normal human But to your point, it would be interesting if the friends were interviewed
Hope people stop saying he thought his mother was his sister. He moved out with his mum when he was 4 or 5 (who remembers this young) then married someone Ted knows as step father and has brothers and sisters he knows as siblings so how on earth would he still think his mum is his sister. Not buying Ted BS on this one anymore.
He always suspected the truth but his mother never told him the truth until he found his birth certificate himself . That combined with his break up with his girlfriend was devastating . This is all in Ann Rules book
The old folks say that when you are murdered, your soul never rests in peace. Your soul keeps roaming this Earth for answers, for clues, for anything, that will explain why you were robbed of your life, your future, your joy. May his victims rest in peace.
Why does everyone act like the Chi omega attacks were so clever? He snuck into an unlocked building, in the dead of night, and beat sleeping victims with a branch. That requires no smarts. It is an extremely uncomplicated crime that nearly anyone could have pulled off.
It wasn’t just that Bundy killed all these women which in itself is an abomination to these women and their families , but it is also what this evil, evil scumbag did to these women after they were dead. Anybody who has a slight attraction or fascination with this devil, need to look deeper into his heinous acts.
What he did to Kathy Parks is a good example of how evil he was. After he got her,he made her undress and then violently raped her,breaking her neck in the process.Then he threw her in the back of the car and drove with her for five or six hours to the mountains .She was still alive and conscious even though her neck was broken.. Then he raped her again and killed her. And smashed her🎉 face in. I can't imagine what that ride was like for her and how terrified she must have been.
Agreed! I love watching the older documentaries. They stick to the facts, with a little dramatization but nothing over the top. More recent Bundy documentaries haven't been as good as this.
During Theodore Robert Bundy’s trial in 1979 in Florida, John Arthur Spenkelink would be the first to face Florida’s electric chair since the death penalty was reinstated. During Ted Bundy’s stay on death row where he lived on borrowed time for 9.3 years these are the prisoner who went to Florida’s electric chair before it would be Bundy’s turn whom were Robert Austin Sullivan in 1983, Anthony Antone, Arthur Frederick Goode III, James Adams, Carl Elson Shriner, David Leroy Washington, Ernest John Dobbert Jr., James Dupree Henry, and Timothy Charles Palmes in 1984, James David Raulerson, Johnny Paul Witt, and Marvin Francois in 1985, Daniel Morris Thomas, David Livingston Funchess, and Ronald John Michael Straight in 1986, Beauford James White, in 1987, Willie Jasper Darden and Jeffrey Joseph Daugherty in 1988, after Jeffrey Joseph Daugherty was executed in Florida’s electric chair, it would be Theodore Robert Bundy’s turn to have a date with Florida’s Old Sparky.
Utah police saved a lot of lives by believing Carol DeRonch. I've always felt like Bundy should have never gotten to Utah in the first place. Seattle police had more than enough leads to at least question him and check credit card statements on key days. Like Colorado police learned, all you had to do was speak to him to know something wasn't right. They've always acted like they "had nothing" but his own GF had turned him in 3 times. He drove a light-colored VW bug. His own GF recognized him from the composite sketch. And three other people had dialed in his name, too. No, they couldn't have arrested him, but just by looking exactly like the composite sketch, that should have been enough to have a talk with him, check credit card statements, tail him, and possibly get a search warrant. If they'd listened to Liz, he said later that he had pictures of the dead women in his apartment in Seattle. They had their man but didn't bother questioning him. Seattle learned nothing from that experience. They ignored the Green River Killer's only living witness, too, and failed to follow up and tail him long enough. In cases like this, believe women. If your hunch turns out to be wrong, no problem. If it isn't, you could save dozens if not hundreds of lives.
I totally agree. Monsters don't necessarily have horns sticking out of their heads. In fact, when I look at Ted Bundy in these documentaries, there is a song title that immediately comes to mind. It's called "(You're the)Devil in Disguise".
Documentaries really need to stop talking bout the woman that broke Bundy's heart, I feel bad for that woman honestly!! He got his revenge on her when he wooed her later on when he was doing things with politics, he told her he was Gonny marry her and she was going to say yes, then he dumped her. This break up had nothing to do with him being an evil monster!!!😊
People get broken up with all the time,you don't go on a murderous rampage an kill innocent young women because of it. Something wasn't right in his brain and his thinking.
Wow, a TB documentary I have never seen. Thanks for the post. IMO Ted's violent personality had formed while living with his grandparents. His grandfather played a huge role in the formation of Ted's violent mind. Just my a mature opinion. Burr was his first. Thanks again for the post.
Doubt she was the first . He went after a particular type after his girlfriend dropped him . He told Ann Rule that combined with finding the truth of his birth triggered the killings of women of a particular pattern
Never heard of Bundy even though I was growing up in 1970s as kid -teenager. We only had The Ripper stalking around at the time. No wonder my parents were so protective at the time.
It's called hybristophilia, it's a paraphilia. Also, many people that feel attracted to criminals have low self-esteem, many have a low iq, some think they can "tame the beast" (of course they absolutely can't), etc. I find it really sad and pathetic, I pity those people.
Did you write a book, Carol? "Girl, who got away"? I can't find a copy yet. If it exist, I'll certainly buy one. Ive always hoped you 'd write a book on Bundy.
If this is really you Carol I am so proud of you I love everything that you stand for and how strong you are thank you so much for the upload we love you in Peterborough Ontario Canada😂😘😘🇨🇦🇨🇦😘😘🇨🇦🇨🇦
That was never wise of Bundy to represent himself because grandfather told me there’s this saying “a person who acts as their own lawyer has a fool for a client.” Like the narrator said that Bundy did to satisfy his narcissistic need to be center staged and that of course sealed his fate at his trial in Florida and his ego pretty much threw the wrench into his chances of avoiding Florida’s electric chair.
When Ann Rule mentioned of Ted Bundy was "He could not control the compulsion. If he did, he'd still be free." More like if Ted Bundy had been able to control his compulsion, he'd still be still be alive and not have wound up in the electric chair.
Wow! Bob Braudis! Very unrelated, but he was a close personal friend of Hunter S. Thompson because Thompson's home base of Owl Farm was in Aspen and the two understood one another and became lifelong buds.
@eva5601 I never agreed with descriptions of Bundy and Dahmer as attractive soft-spoken men, some say from good families. "Good looking guy" would never be my description of Bundy. Their family dynamics are far from traditional, though not totally unheard of; their minds are far from brilliant. In my opinion, of course.
@@charlenejohnson309 Hello.. I just read your post.. Thank you.. I thought I was the only one believing he was NOT attractive 😂 I also believe he wasn't smart, because he couldn't pass his exams, and had Elizabeth complete his homework.
Le plus rageant c 'est qu'après le signalement a la police par LIZ , si il aurait été mis sous surveillance 15 jours je pense qu'il n'aurait pas fait autant de victimes .Merci a carol pour ses reportages et que l'on oublie pas toutes ces jeunes femmes partie trop tôt .
Crazy part is he wasn't even special. There was at least a dozen other people with body counts just as high at this same time. Some people are just condensed evil.
I've seen other photos of Diane Edwards, I think she's a mediocre woman. it had nothing to do with the victims. there were blonde-short-haired- and very young girls. What effect does your ex have in this situation?
@@avalonvalley2722 But everyone says Mrs. Edwards killed girls with similar physical features. this is nonsense because if it were, he wouldn't have chosen his first victims from completely different women. What they had in common was that they were young and strong women, and he was openly jealous of them and saw them as rivals. they didn't have to turn it into a stupid love story 🙄
Of course, during his stay on Florida's death row, Theodore Robert Bundy was not the most hated inmate, that status went to Florida death row inmate, Arthur Frederick Goode III and of course I read that Arthur Frederick Goode III stole some cookies from Theodore Robert Bundy. Of course on April 5th, 1984, Arthur Frederick Goode III was executed in Florida's electric chair at the age of 30.
Does anyone else think about how Ted’s face looks extra…stompable in this thumbnail?..I like to imagine someone deciding to wipe the arrogant sneer off his face.
Of all the serial killers i have read about, over the years, Ted Bundy, is the most fascinating to me. The interview he did with Dr Dobson, on the eve of his execution is chilling, but also, a great study case. His manipulation was on show for all to see. The way he looks with his head bowed, you can actually see the pure evil that lies within, his predatory look chills me to the bone. May all his victims, rest in peace, and their families, try and move on.
I just thought of something, how did he avoid being drafted? Because he was in college? Back then all able-bodied guys had to report to the draft. So what is that story?
It's stupid to take the point of view of one or two people and determine that he was born this way. Anybody who thinks they know everything about someone's childhood and calls it perfect, we should basically ignore.
the jails which allowed him to escape had blood on their hands. people kept saying he was good looking when you could see he was a loony just by his eyes
He would still be alive today if he wasn't such a total narcissist. He could have taken the plea deal and spent life in prison; instead he wanted to play lawyer, get attention during the trial and relive his crimes. At the end he was literally begging for just even 90 more days of life...he got a small taste of the terror he put those women and girls through, well Karma always gets you eventually
his mask of sanity; he wanted one life, but he had to have another, how could he be so many different things to so many different people?, and be quite convincing at it. It's sort of like what Kemper said, "if someone abandons himself to being a victim, he's gonna have to be one". Don't trust strangers. Perfect example, the incidents at L. Sammamish Park.
The Sad thing is his Grandfather, Was his Biological Father Who was abusive& had Raped his Mother ( incest)...However it Still Doesn't change that his a Sick Heinous Evil Monster...........SO SAD, CONDOLENCES TO ALL THE FAMILIES🙏💐..RIP TO ALL THE VICTIMS 👼 🙏🕊💐
Professor Dorothy Otnow-Lewis of Yale University Psychiatry proved by DNA that Ted's grandfather Samuel Cowell is NOT his father. This was in a 2020 documentary by Alex Gibney entitled "Crazy, Not Insane".
Since they say he was a real bad driver , like drove all over the road..wonder if he was on drugs too..as he drank a bit..just crazy he avoided being caught early in the time..today I'm sure he would of .
Una pregunta, se que puede parecer rara, pero me he pasado tiempo observando la imagen de la escena del crimen donde está margaret bowman en su dormitorio muerta y no puedo distinguir su cabeza, alguien podría ayudarme a como distinguirla??
I love when he got caught again and he disguised himself as Emilio Estavez and nobody knew who he was. And he was so close but the judge wouldn’t let him out cuz they needed to identify him. lol. Classic. Ted was a psycho
It seems that the laws are more lenient to the perpetrators rather than the innocent victims . No doubt that this nasty criminal had considered leagal procedure as a joke. Always his facial expression told that he treated the whole legal procedure is a comady.
always woundered if he targeted prostitutes at diffrent times over the years when his normal M.O wasnt avalible. know ted was rare in the fact he looked to charm woman into going off with him mostly, a risky endevor for someone like him, and it must have been an important part of the process, not just a case of finding an easy target as a means to an ends like the green river killer. but it dosent mean he didnt ever for go this part and target working girls to tide him over some times. find it hard to beleave that he wouldnt have some times. wounder if theres cold cases of murdered steet worker woman with the right look who were killed in similare ways to how ted did things in areas at same time he was there. dont think he would have ever admitted to it being an arogent gandiouse narc psyco he wouldnt have liked that being in his image in a very weird screwed up way.
Ted Bundy Beneath the mask doc
People say that Bundy was a good looking guy which I strongly disagree considering that he reminds me of Beavis from Beavis and Butthead
I searched that and it pulled up a different documentary. What channel network did this originally air on?
@@kingofkings69nerit was not abt his looks, more abt his charm and charisma,he was very violent human being but you can't deny he had some kind of magnetism
@Carol, do you participate here in the Comments?
@@jevan1994 I think Carol abandoned the channel. No input, no answers to questions..
I keep coming back to watch this documentary and listening to Carol DaRonch tell her story of how she escaped. She was so heroic, bold and courageous! I really think she should have been given some national award for bravery and I would be very shocked if she hasn't received something for her efforts, not just in surviving an attack from Bundy, but also fighting him off and getting help from the passing motorist and helping law enforcement by identifying him in a line up and testifying on the stand. She really is a hero to me.
Absolutely!👍🏿
She sure is a survivor, in the true sense of the word. Her survival instinct really saved her. ❤❤❤❤
Bundy's arrogance pretty much sealed his fate.
That and his violence
@@I-serve-you-tea And auto thefts/terrible driving.
For sure. Had he taken that deal, he could very well still be alive in prison today, albeit an old man by now.
He was extremely smart , probably high IQ , he won’t accept defeat . The fact is mostly of these serial killers actually play with the authorities and want them to try to catch them by leaving clues behind etc … they’re so full of themselves and their “abilities” that being arrested and condemned is like an almost impossible option on their minds . And let’s be honest , probably right now there are several serial killers who did way worse than Bundy and others running free and the authorities don’t even know they exist or have linked their crimes (like crimes commited with large intervals and between distinct places ) specially in third world countries where there is no investigation and forensic analysis like in the USA and other rich countries . Here in my country there is a monster who have killed over 100 children back from the 70s to the 90s, he was eventually caught but the authorities didn’t know he committed so many crimes , he actually confessed and told where the bodies could be found .
..the murders sealed his fate..
And the victim who managed to escape this devil..
The Judge was excellent!.letting Bundy ramble on,knowing Bundy was going to fry
This is one of the better docs on Ted Bundy
I was 18 in ‘74. Although I lived in the northeast, this stopped me and all my friends from hitchhiking. Ms DaRonch will forever be in our thoughts as the ONE who stopped this monster. He would have continued forever.
I was 8, in 1974, and I was also 12 years old and living in Florida, when that crazy kidnapped, raped, murdered, and mutilated 12 year old Kimberly Leach. His crime spree, and escape was on the news when he killed those sorority ladies. The news reporters advise us to be vigilant. Also, our school principal had a lecture, in the schools auditorium.😢😢😢
I wonder how many woman were dyeing their hair during this time
Wow! I’ve seen several Bundy docs but never thought I’d be able to tell you YOU ARE A HERO!!! If it wasn’t for your braveness & miraculous escape Bundy may never have been identified and eventually caught for good!
Ann Rule’s book “The Stranger Beside Me” is a must read if you’re interested. Her perspective and insight into Bundy is like no other.
You find and post the best and even the most obscure Bundy videos! I always learn something new. And I was teenager during his time, so lived through all the news stories. Thanks! 👍👍👍
When Carol talked about Ted's cold eyes, it reminded me of the saying, "the eyes are the windows to the soul."
His eye, you can see the pure evil that lies within, that predatory look chills me.
Such a great documentary, thanks for the upload Carol!
He aged rapidly. If you see younger pictures of him in his 20's compared to the time he was executed, he looked emaciated, withered, wrinkled and withdrawn. I suppose all that adrenaline surging through his body took its toll throughout those few years.
Ted was a heavy drinker as well as a heavy smoker. I think that had a lot to do with his rapid aging.
Também tem o efeito da pena de morte ! Os anos em que passou no corredor da morte foram cruciais para deteriorar o estuprador e assassino !
Adrenaline doesn't make you age faster. An unhealthy lifestyle does, and Bundy was a heavy smoker and drinker and probably suffering from stress in his final years on death row.
Probably from all that yo-yo dieting he was doing trying to squeeze through light fixtures.
Or being on death row for 10 years
You are the best! Thank you for uploading. 🤗
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I always wondered why none of his friends were ever interviewed. He said he had friends. But did he? Thank you for posting. I haven’t seen this doc.
yes there was one, i think his friend was called Larry, he talked about how Bundy should have gone skiing w him in Colorado but he canceled bcuz he needed some alone time ( aka killing spree in Colorado) you have it on this channel i think
Same way I feel about the Delphi murders, that suspect in jail. Does he have friends who can vouch for his personality and character? No one really except the people that were a co-worker who just “worked” with him which isn’t really who he personally is! Did they go shopping with him bowling or walking no one except his immediate family and they are not speaking
Seems the only interview I ever see is with the ex girlfriend.
Yes there is. He was interviewed by his friend from Utah university, Larry Anderson.
He had friends, but as Ted Bundy is a psychopath so those are his manipulated "friends", he has no connection with the so called friends but he got a lot of support, just to seem normal human
But to your point, it would be interesting if the friends were interviewed
Hope people stop saying he thought his mother was his sister.
He moved out with his mum when he was 4 or 5 (who remembers this young) then married someone Ted knows as step father and has brothers and sisters he knows as siblings so how on earth would he still think his mum is his sister.
Not buying Ted BS on this one anymore.
I thought the same thing... Why would he think that his sister took off with him? He had to know, that she was his mom at 4 years old.🤯
He always suspected the truth but his mother never told him the truth until he found his birth certificate himself . That combined with his break up with his girlfriend was devastating . This is all in Ann Rules book
He had cousins who told him the truth.
i am sure serial killers take things with them to the grave
The old folks say that when you are murdered, your soul never rests in peace. Your soul keeps roaming this Earth for answers, for clues, for anything, that will explain why you were robbed of your life, your future, your joy. May his victims rest in peace.
Why does everyone act like the Chi omega attacks were so clever? He snuck into an unlocked building, in the dead of night, and beat sleeping victims with a branch. That requires no smarts. It is an extremely uncomplicated crime that nearly anyone could have pulled off.
Thank you Carol !!!!!!
I love these old school documentaries
As do I.
Same. They seem to be more factual, with a decent pace and good narration, with less over dramatization. This was a great Bundy documentary.
So Do I.
It wasn’t just that Bundy killed all these women which in itself is an abomination to these women and their families , but it is also what this evil, evil scumbag did to these women after they were dead. Anybody who has a slight attraction or fascination with this devil, need to look deeper into his heinous acts.
He killed a few children too. Not all were 18 or older.
What he did to Kathy Parks is a good example of how evil he was. After he got her,he made her undress and then violently raped her,breaking her neck in the process.Then he threw her in the back of the car and drove with her for five or six hours to the mountains .She was still alive and conscious even though her neck was broken.. Then he raped her again and killed her. And smashed her🎉 face in. I can't imagine what that ride was like for her and how terrified she must have been.
@@I-serve-you-tea
Exactly. This monster murdered 15 year old Susan Curtis, as well as Lynette Culver and Kimberly Leach who were both only 12.
Great pace and narration 😊
Agreed! I love watching the older documentaries. They stick to the facts, with a little dramatization but nothing over the top. More recent Bundy documentaries haven't been as good as this.
Great voice
During Theodore Robert Bundy’s trial in 1979 in Florida, John Arthur Spenkelink would be the first to face Florida’s electric chair since the death penalty was reinstated. During Ted Bundy’s stay on death row where he lived on borrowed time for 9.3 years these are the prisoner who went to Florida’s electric chair before it would be Bundy’s turn whom were Robert Austin Sullivan in 1983, Anthony Antone, Arthur Frederick Goode III, James Adams, Carl Elson Shriner, David Leroy Washington, Ernest John Dobbert Jr., James Dupree Henry, and Timothy Charles Palmes in 1984, James David Raulerson, Johnny Paul Witt, and Marvin Francois in 1985, Daniel Morris Thomas, David Livingston Funchess, and Ronald John Michael Straight in 1986, Beauford James White, in 1987, Willie Jasper Darden and Jeffrey Joseph Daugherty in 1988, after Jeffrey Joseph Daugherty was executed in Florida’s electric chair, it would be Theodore Robert Bundy’s turn to have a date with Florida’s Old Sparky.
The strange thing he thought he would get away with it and carol was so brave to get away from him.
That picture of him jumping is terrifying.
He got off lightly .
This man should not be in the media - or anywhere .
HE SHOULD BE TOTALLY FORGOTTEN
Utah police saved a lot of lives by believing Carol DeRonch. I've always felt like Bundy should have never gotten to Utah in the first place. Seattle police had more than enough leads to at least question him and check credit card statements on key days. Like Colorado police learned, all you had to do was speak to him to know something wasn't right. They've always acted like they "had nothing" but his own GF had turned him in 3 times. He drove a light-colored VW bug. His own GF recognized him from the composite sketch. And three other people had dialed in his name, too. No, they couldn't have arrested him, but just by looking exactly like the composite sketch, that should have been enough to have a talk with him, check credit card statements, tail him, and possibly get a search warrant. If they'd listened to Liz, he said later that he had pictures of the dead women in his apartment in Seattle. They had their man but didn't bother questioning him.
Seattle learned nothing from that experience. They ignored the Green River Killer's only living witness, too, and failed to follow up and tail him long enough. In cases like this, believe women. If your hunch turns out to be wrong, no problem. If it isn't, you could save dozens if not hundreds of lives.
I watched all of it...and you know I've seen 'em all. Passed this by b4.
“You had a good looking guy out there. Not a ugly creature.” I think we know by now not to equate good looks with not being a psychopath. Lol
No crap lol.. the downsides of trial and error.
I thought he was rather homely and so does my girlfriend.
I totally agree. Monsters don't necessarily have horns sticking out of their heads. In fact, when I look at Ted Bundy in these documentaries, there is a song title that immediately comes to mind. It's called "(You're the)Devil in Disguise".
I thought ugly would appreciate me. No, ugly was a psychopath
I would not like it if my daughter brought home Ted Bundy. He's very Weasley and very cocky and arrogant
Did he not realize he committed murder?
Documentaries really need to stop talking bout the woman that broke Bundy's heart, I feel bad for that woman honestly!! He got his revenge on her when he wooed her later on when he was doing things with politics, he told her he was Gonny marry her and she was going to say yes, then he dumped her. This break up had nothing to do with him being an evil monster!!!😊
Every victim looked like her
People get broken up with all the time,you don't go on a murderous rampage an kill innocent young women because of it. Something wasn't right in his brain and his thinking.
everybody had long hair and parted in the middle in the 70's.
I watch all your videos thank you for posting!
Clicked on this video because i recognized the name of the account. I'm so glad you escaped this monster.
Wow, a TB documentary I have never seen. Thanks for the post. IMO Ted's violent personality had formed while living with his grandparents. His grandfather played a huge role in the formation of Ted's violent mind. Just my a mature opinion. Burr was his first.
Thanks again for the post.
Doubt she was the first . He went after a particular type after his girlfriend dropped him . He told Ann Rule that combined with finding the truth of his birth triggered the killings of women of a particular pattern
Never heard of Bundy even though I was growing up in 1970s as kid -teenager. We only had The Ripper stalking around at the time. No wonder my parents were so protective at the time.
I don't understand how women want to flirt or date a Serial killer. That's sick
women gonna women
I know some women like thr "bad boy" type, but my word!!! This takes it too far.!!!
Worse,,have his baby. He conceived a daughter while in prison.
It's called hybristophilia, it's a paraphilia. Also, many people that feel attracted to criminals have low self-esteem, many have a low iq, some think they can "tame the beast" (of course they absolutely can't), etc. I find it really sad and pathetic, I pity those people.
Did you write a book, Carol? "Girl, who got away"? I can't find a copy yet. If it exist, I'll certainly buy one. Ive always hoped you 'd write a book on Bundy.
Ted Bundy was arrested literally 4 days before I was born.
"Finger Bundy in a court of law." 😂
Mrs Da Ronch , God bless you and may that evil monster burn in hell forever .
R.I.P to the Victims who couldn't escape this P.O.S. 😡
I like how in the movie that chick beat the fuck out of him and got away and he was so mad at himself 😂
Don’t think that happened in reality
Carol, thank you for sharing. Thank you for surviving.
If this is really you Carol I am so proud of you I love everything that you stand for and how strong you are thank you so much for the upload we love you in Peterborough Ontario Canada😂😘😘🇨🇦🇨🇦😘😘🇨🇦🇨🇦
That was never wise of Bundy to represent himself because grandfather told me there’s this saying “a person who acts as their own lawyer has a fool for a client.” Like the narrator said that Bundy did to satisfy his narcissistic need to be center staged and that of course sealed his fate at his trial in Florida and his ego pretty much threw the wrench into his chances of avoiding Florida’s electric chair.
Abraham Lincoln said that
They should've fingerprinted those handcuffs...
When Ann Rule mentioned of Ted Bundy was "He could not control the compulsion. If he did, he'd still be free." More like if Ted Bundy had been able to control his compulsion, he'd still be still be alive and not have wound up in the electric chair.
I believe that she meant that it was his loss of control in his killing, with no planning for his attacks, that got him caught.
Wow! Bob Braudis! Very unrelated, but he was a close personal friend of Hunter S. Thompson because Thompson's home base of Owl Farm was in Aspen and the two understood one another and became lifelong buds.
They should’ve played the “That’s all you’re gonna get!” as he was being seated in Old Sparky!
Robert Braudis looks completely different in this video than he does now
He passed away last June 2022
@@caroldaronch1974 may he RIP
God how i love the oldschool vibes of this documentary !
School boy good looks?! Really?! Check him out at 4:32 🤢 I would like to add, that although I am not gay, I believe Carol DaRonch is still beautiful.
@eva5601 I never agreed with descriptions of Bundy and Dahmer as attractive soft-spoken men, some say from good families. "Good looking guy" would never be my description of Bundy. Their family dynamics are far from traditional, though not totally unheard of; their minds are far from brilliant. In my opinion, of course.
@@charlenejohnson309 I thought, that maybe I am too scrupulous, and or strange, because I don't believe he was attractive. 🤷🏻♀️ Thank you.
@@charlenejohnson309 Hello.. I just read your post.. Thank you.. I thought I was the only one believing he was NOT attractive 😂 I also believe he wasn't smart, because he couldn't pass his exams, and had Elizabeth complete his homework.
I know. He looks like The Joker in that one!!
Le plus rageant c 'est qu'après le signalement a la police par LIZ , si il aurait été mis sous surveillance 15 jours je pense qu'il n'aurait pas fait autant de victimes .Merci a carol pour ses reportages et que l'on oublie pas toutes ces jeunes femmes partie trop tôt .
If i had been Kimberelys mum..
I would have asked to " flip the Switch" on the Electric Chair!..
Carol, thank you for all of these videos. God bless and Merry Christmas!☆
He wasn't smart or good looking. Everybody else was just stupid and lazy to take notice and look closer. It's called: Representation Bias.
Crazy part is he wasn't even special. There was at least a dozen other people with body counts just as high at this same time. Some people are just condensed evil.
I've seen other photos of Diane Edwards, I think she's a mediocre woman. it had nothing to do with the victims. there were blonde-short-haired- and very young girls. What effect does your ex have in this situation?
If you read Bundy's backstory it all makes perfect sense. He was exacting revenge on the woman who rejected him.
@@Romulan2469 i know . But that's just speculation Bill Hagmaier said it wasn't true and Ted denied it. I think the real problem was his mother.
It wasn't to do with looks, moreso prestige and acceptance
@@avalonvalley2722 But everyone says Mrs. Edwards killed girls with similar physical features. this is nonsense because if it were, he wouldn't have chosen his first victims from completely different women. What they had in common was that they were young and strong women, and he was openly jealous of them and saw them as rivals. they didn't have to turn it into a stupid love story 🙄
@@Romulan2469 Yet in his final interview with Dr. James Dobson, he blamed on his "addiction" to pornography.
I remember recording this exact copy of the video on my HDD recorder about 19 years ago haha
Bundy firing his legal council was literally a fatal error.
I believe he would have been executed regardless. Tbh I think he knew that too.
That and rejecting a plea deal to spare his life from execution in exchange for pleading guilty. His own narcissism was his downfall.
I just like to watch these stories so i can better prepare myself
Prepare yourself for ....what?
great voice
Bundy's lawyers had to feel pretty darn foolish for trying to defend him after he started confessing to all the murders he was suspected of.
Of course, during his stay on Florida's death row, Theodore Robert Bundy was not the most hated inmate, that status went to Florida death row inmate, Arthur Frederick Goode III and of course I read that Arthur Frederick Goode III stole some cookies from Theodore Robert Bundy. Of course on April 5th, 1984, Arthur Frederick Goode III was executed in Florida's electric chair at the age of 30.
Bundy agiu com maldade em uma época que as pessoas eram mais gentis com estranhos !
Does anyone else think about how Ted’s face looks extra…stompable in this thumbnail?..I like to imagine someone deciding to wipe the arrogant sneer off his face.
I'm surprised nobody admits to ever cold-cocking him in his jaw. I know I would have.
Those young innocent girls went through hell with this guy. RIP
Ted was framed! He was innocent. He didn't deserve to have his head deep fried..
Very very calculating devious and cunning just like my evil bully father
Just like his own evil bully father …
It's true, he was a real poker faced serial killer..my goodness how he fooled lots
Rhonda Stapley was also a victim who escaped him. She was interviewed in 2016 by Dr. Phil.
30:39 He looks 90% like Charles Grodin in the 1970's
He looks eerily like Brian Koberg in Moscow Idaho ! 😮
I know it's easy to call bundy a psychopath, but he was actually not diagnosed that way .
He was a sociopath he b looked normal on the outside to lure his prey, but harbored evil intentions in his heart. 😢
A malignant narcissist = psychopath
Ted got tricked by his mother which made a fool off him. So he got his power tricking women.
I think the illegitimacy had a lot to do with it , and the teasing in 7th and 8th grade humiliation is the spark … 😢
So grateful I was 2 states south and living at home working my way through college! 😂
He seemed like a nice person.
Of all the serial killers i have read about, over the years, Ted Bundy, is the most fascinating to me. The interview he did with Dr Dobson, on the eve of his execution is chilling, but also, a great study case. His manipulation was on show for all to see. The way he looks with his head bowed, you can actually see the pure evil that lies within, his predatory look chills me to the bone. May all his victims, rest in peace, and their families, try and move on.
I just thought of something, how did he avoid being drafted? Because he was in college? Back then all able-bodied guys had to report to the draft. So what is that story?
From what i know anyone in college was not drafted,but they could volunteer to join the war.
It's stupid to take the point of view of one or two people and determine that he was born this way. Anybody who thinks they know everything about someone's childhood and calls it perfect, we should basically ignore.
the jails which allowed him to escape had blood on their hands. people kept saying he was good looking when you could see he was a loony just by his eyes
Let him out and live with his lawyers and their families for a month
How are you Carol?.. Thanks
Seen this many times...
He would still be alive today if he wasn't such a total narcissist. He could have taken the plea deal and spent life in prison; instead he wanted to play lawyer, get attention during the trial and relive his crimes. At the end he was literally begging for just even 90 more days of life...he got a small taste of the terror he put those women and girls through, well Karma always gets you eventually
his mask of sanity; he wanted one life, but he had to have another, how could he be so many different things to so many different people?, and be quite convincing at it. It's sort of like what Kemper said, "if someone abandons himself to being a victim, he's gonna have to be one". Don't trust strangers. Perfect example, the incidents at L. Sammamish Park.
The Sad thing is his Grandfather, Was his Biological Father Who was abusive& had Raped his Mother ( incest)...However it Still Doesn't change that his a Sick Heinous Evil Monster...........SO SAD, CONDOLENCES TO ALL THE FAMILIES🙏💐..RIP TO ALL THE VICTIMS 👼 🙏🕊💐
You don't have any real evidence of that, theres a picture of a man that was supposed to be his father,and he is a dead ringer of Ted.
@@lesmorris10He looked exactly like his mother
Professor Dorothy Otnow-Lewis of Yale University Psychiatry proved by DNA that Ted's grandfather Samuel Cowell is NOT his father. This was in a 2020 documentary by Alex Gibney entitled "Crazy, Not Insane".
Since they say he was a real bad driver , like drove all over the road..wonder if he was on drugs too..as he drank a bit..just crazy he avoided being caught early in the time..today I'm sure he would of .
I wonder who was that first girlfriend that broke up with him
Una pregunta, se que puede parecer rara, pero me he pasado tiempo observando la imagen de la escena del crimen donde está margaret bowman en su dormitorio muerta y no puedo distinguir su cabeza, alguien podría ayudarme a como distinguirla??
I love when he got caught again and he disguised himself as Emilio Estavez and nobody knew who he was. And he was so close but the judge wouldn’t let him out cuz they needed to identify him. lol. Classic. Ted was a psycho
why does every ted bundy documentary claim this guy was a good looking charmer... he looked like he was physically degenerate and homely
Irregular dentition his downfall … 😅
It seems that the laws are more lenient to the perpetrators rather than the innocent victims . No doubt that this nasty criminal had considered leagal procedure as a joke. Always his facial expression told that he treated the whole legal procedure is a comady.
The best serial killer ever , the GOAT
Go see a therapist.
Beetle
Handsome
See my story on Bundy data I wish I knew more
Never knew i had a human counterpart.
always woundered if he targeted prostitutes at diffrent times over the years when his normal M.O wasnt avalible. know ted was rare in the fact he looked to charm woman into going off with him mostly, a risky endevor for someone like him, and it must have been an important part of the process, not just a case of finding an easy target as a means to an ends like the green river killer. but it dosent mean he didnt ever for go this part and target working girls to tide him over some times. find it hard to beleave that he wouldnt have some times. wounder if theres cold cases of murdered steet worker woman with the right look who were killed in similare ways to how ted did things in areas at same time he was there. dont think he would have ever admitted to it being an arogent gandiouse narc psyco he wouldnt have liked that being in his image in a very weird screwed up way.
He wasn't oh so charming, he'd act pathetic and injured, bc he's an asshole.
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dont put stampin the middle o the video thx
15:55 ☝️😉