EXCLUSIVE: INSIDE TED BUNDY’S CAR | Alcatraz East Crime Museum BEHIND THE SCENES | Manson / Gacy
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Alcatraz East is a privately owned for-profit crime museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Opened in 2016, it was formerly operated as the National Museum of Crime and Punishment in Washington, D.C. The museum gives a behind-the-scenes look at crime history in America. It was created and built by attorney John Morgan and chief operating officer Janine Vaccarello.
Alcatraz East is 24,000 square feet, two stories, and is themed as a 19th-century prison inspired by the infamous Alcatraz island prison in San Francisco. Alcatraz East includes interactive displays and artifacts that cover criminal intent, criminal profiles, the penal system, victims' stories, law enforcement, crime prevention, forensic science, and the US justice system.
The historical area of the museum displays how crimes were committed, cases were solved, and how jury members came to an agreement on final sentencing. Anecdotes and facts about the background and behaviors of infamous prisoners are also a part of the museum.
There are 20 different exhibit areas to explore that cover five themes; the history of American crime, the consequences of crime, crime scene investigation, crime fighting, and pop culture. Authentic pieces used as evidence in well-known criminal cases, and interactive exhibits and activities, are on display. A CSI lab, safe-cracking, a simulated shooting range, DUI interactive safety training, and digital fingerprinting are some of the activities visitors can participate in.
Artifacts on display include John Dillinger's Essex-Terraplane, Al Capone's rosary, Ted Bundy's Volkswagen Beetle and the Ford Bronco from the O. J. Simpson murder case, an FBI polygraph machine, Al Pacino's sub-machine gun from the movie Scarface, items related to the 2012 Benghazi attack, and the latest in law enforcement technology.
Theodore Robert Bundy (né Cowell; November 24, 1946 - January 24, 1989) was an American serial killer who kidnapped, raped and murdered dozens of young women and girls during the 1970s and possibly earlier. After more than a decade of denials, he confessed to 30 murders committed in seven states between 1974 and 1978. His true victim total is unknown.
Bundy often employed charm to disguise his murderous intent when kidnapping victims, and extended this tactic vis-à-vis law enforcement, the media and the criminal justice system to maintain his claims of innocence. His usual technique involved approaching a female in public and luring her to a vehicle parked in a more secluded area, at which point she would be beaten unconscious, restrained with handcuffs and taken elsewhere to be sexually assaulted and killed.
To this end, Bundy typically simulated having a physical impairment such as an injury in order to convince his target that he was in need of assistance with something, or would dupe her into believing he was an authority figure. He frequently revisited the bodies of those he abducted, grooming and performing sex acts on the corpses until decomposition and destruction by wild animals made further interactions impossible. He decapitated at least 12 of his victims, keeping their severed heads as mementos in his apartment. On a few occasions, he broke into homes at night and bludgeoned, maimed, strangled and/or sexually assaulted his victims in their sleep.
In 1975, Bundy was arrested and jailed in Utah for aggravated kidnapping and attempted criminal assault. He then became a suspect in a progressively longer list of unsolved homicides in several states. Facing murder charges in Colorado, Bundy engineered two dramatic escapes and committed further assaults in Florida, including three murders, before his ultimate recapture in 1978. For the Florida homicides, he received three death sentences in two trials, and was executed in the electric chair at Florida State Prison in Raiford on January 24, 1989.
Thank you so much to the people at the museum for letting you film so we can experience this! ❤ The wig and car are mind-blowing.
Seeing that wig was nuts !
@@SCOTTONTAPE I liked seeing the car a bit more even if it was just as creepy. Still got the chills. Please thank the person who owns those for all of us.
That was interesting, thanks again.
@@SCOTTONTAPE thank you scott for sharing this but when you showed the 911 stuff my heart sank bro my sister who lives in texas from the UK lost a dear friend who worked in one of the towers 😢 so once more cheers scott
Yes!
I’ll never forget the O.J. Simpson car chase. I was with my parents and younger brother in our black Honda Accord and it was very hot that day. We had the radio on, found out he was fleeing, and somewhere behind us on the road getting closer. Eventually he passed us in his white Bronco with police cars following, it became such a spectacle!
Oh wow you witnessed it!?
He dead!
Creepy is an understatement! Imagine how many victims were inside that car. Great video Scott!
Brian.....Ohh my Gosh.....I am Horrified....Well said
Georgann Hawkins laying on the floor shortly before he decapitated her and dumped her on Taylor Mountain poor girl was delirious, she thought she was studying for a Spanish test after he knocked her out and came round again
What's creepy about the car?
Scott, When you’re in my home state it thrills me to death. Of course Pigeon Forge is east of me but we visit often. That museum is new and we haven’t had the opportunity to visit yet but it’s on our list to do. Thank you for the great tour. Because you can do this beyond our scope as always. I love and cherish you. Please stay safe in your travels. 🙏🥰❤️
@@dalejohns2758the history of what it was used for.
Ted Bundys car oh, It's hard to imagine all the girls who fell victim to that evil man. R.I.P to all those girls.
Great video Scott ❤
Thank you so much Scott..I live in the UK England..and would never get the chance to see the museum in person..I appreciate all of your videos and I know how much put into them.. again Thank you ❤x
Why man. Save. Go.
@@damienhaigh7666my British guy didn’t have the energy to add a space between sentences. Just put an extra period. He ain’t making it on no plane
I’ve been to the museum 4 times now, it’s only about 3.5hrs away. Each time I go, there’s so many new things to discover. You could spend days combing over every little thing in there. My family & I would have loved to meet you. Perhaps one day. Cheers & safe travels
Would love to meet you too!
Man, you have guts, cause I’ll be scared shitless not to mention they might be haunted LOL !!!you’re a brave man
I hope nothing attached itself to Scott lol 👻
You really think negative or evil energy is occupying the items of former mass killers?
Yess
Why would you be scared?? I genuinely don’t understand, I understand being creeped out.
Mind you I have shared cells with many people back in the day that have killed others, I’ve even been banging up with man that killed multiple people.
Man Scott you got the right connections. As I’ve been fascinated with the Bundy story since the 80s I would do anything to have access to that car for an up close and personal look. Thank you for showing it to us. I’ve only seen it from afar before.
As grandpa said in The Lost Boys, “This is about as close to town as I wanna get.” Lol. I’m not going there, but I enjoy watching you being there!
Thank you for letting us see up close! Thank you Scott! It was kind that they let you get up and personal
When my mom wasin the hospaital i was on the phone with her and scott i watching your live chat and you said my name and my mom was happy when she heard it. im glad was a good daughter to her.🙂
So cool but so creepy. Thank you to the guy who let scott do this and film it
Thanks for letting everyone see the actual artifacts from these horrific crimes imagine walking round that museum at night bet its defo haunted thanks again for an incredible informative video
You 1 of the only youtubers i can click the like button on as soon as i start watching the video because I know its gonna be good.Thanks for not click baiting your veiwers!Love Ya! ❤❤
Thank you Ashley !
I know right! I can’t click fast enough when I see he’s posted a new video 😀
Great video to enjoy on a lazy Sunday.
Thanks Scott ✌
I really want to see this museum. Thanks Scott ❤
Oh my gosh what an interesting visit! Great work Scott!!!
Watching inside Bundy's car actually made me feel nauseous
WHAT A TWIT
I have been to this place and it's awesome. A must see in Pigeon Forge but the stuff you got to see makes it even more spectacular. Thanks Scott for the added additions to Alcatraz. Great video
You always have the good stories. Looking forward to it. Where are you going next?
You’ll see 😊
ive seen alot of videos about this car and your the first to have been allowed to go in lets go scott. (shout out from Ottawa ont.)
Thank you ! Shoutout to our capital ! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
hi Scott i really enjoy watching your videos from Ireland
so lucky to see up close of teds car I worked there and never got the chance
Thank you! Just started watching and not sure if you are in the crime museum in Tennessee. I wanted ti go so bad when i was there few years ago but didnt get to. Thanks for this and to the museum staff who granted permission.
I live close to the museum (about 45 min) and I love going! I see something new every time!
Extremely interesting, but I can't quite imagine anybody wanting to wear a Ted Bundy t shirt. That seems weird.
What an outstanding video this is. How nice of your friend and the museum to allow access to these creepy but incredible artifacts, so my thanks to them for this too. When I saw Natalee Halloway, JonBenet Ramsey and Caylee Anthony's exhibits, I just felt so sad for them that justice has not been done, makes me sick really. And Gacy is a whole other level for me because I lost an old classmate named John Mowery to him and lived very close to Gacy's neighborhood growing up. Evil just doesn't get any worse. I imagine when you walk out of a place like this, you almost feel like you need a happy pill to get through the rest of the day. At least I think that's how I would feel. Scott, you did an amazing job on this, and I am so grateful for your friends. It just brings the stories of those people harmed by these maniacs to life in a more personal way. Something you can't get from watching it on TV. RIP to all the victims of these atrocious crimes I also pray the perpetrators who were caught are serving an eternal sentence that will extend from this life to the next because that's the least they deserve❤ 💐 .... Scott, next time you come to Tennessee I hope I get to see you again. Be safe.
I’ll definitely see you this year Flo! I wasn’t in the Nashville area this week or this year yet even but I know I will be at some point!
Wow! As always, thank you for taking us along with you.
Thank you to the museum for allowing you to film and for the access
One of my favourite videos you've done! Thanks for this 😊
Great video, Scott!! I always love the true crime videos!
Thank you Scott that was an interesting tour. You’re always taking us to great places. I appreciate you so much. Have a blessed day Karen.
Thank you from South Africa as well
Scott I just absolutely love your channel sending u love and support from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤ thank u for all your hard work making these videos for us
You did so good chatting all the way through with that intense theme music in the background
I know you're gonna dig this pigeon forge Tennessee 🇺🇸
That was fantastic Scott! What a great place…So interesting…Thankyou to you and the person who gave you access…This true crime obsessed girl over in the U.K is really grateful to have seen everything x
Thank you for sharing this with us. Love you brother!
What an amazing tour and very informative thanks Scott. I really enjoyed watching and looking at everything. Looks like you need a couple of days to look at everything properly so much unbelievable. You are my personal guide to all the places I can't get to with living in the UK. Thanks again Scott love from West Yorkshire UK 🇬🇧 ❤️ 💙
Thank you for your videos. I broke my back and have been down for 4 years now. If i can ever travel again, i would love to go here one day. Thanks for all your time, Scott.
Hey Scott! I don't know if you like to read, but true crime writer Ann Rule wrote a great book about Ted Bundy called "The Stranger beside me.". She used to work with him and he would actually walk her out to her car at night to keep her safe!!!!!! So ludicrous!!!!
I also read the book she was a great writer my favorite she passed away in 2015 !
@@sarahconn3285 I know - such a shame I think I read everything she wrote!
@@sarahconn3285 Oh yeah, she was the best! I have that book as well. She liked him as a friend and had a difficult time believing he committed the crimes. How creepy that must have been.
Very well done (as usual Scott)! Thank you to the owner of the artifacts that gained us such exclusive access and to the accommodating staff at this museum. Much appreciated ~
If I am in that area I would definitely put this on my to visit list.
Thank you so much Scott for showing us around it was so interesting to see ❤❤xx
That was great you had the access to all of that and be able to share!! I would have been so creeped out inside Ted Bundy's car. I still remember watching the OJ chase live on CNN lol. Thanks for the tour!!!
Thank you Scott. Fascinating, especially inside the VW.
This place is awesome! I remember when I went, I spent nearly 4 hours just walking around looking at all the exhibits. Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did.
Great video Scott and thank you so much to the People at the museum . ✌🏿🧔🏿♀️👋🏿
Nice to see you in Tennessee! Hope you’re here more often!
Thank you and me too!
Scott, that wig. just wow. Nicely done on this edition. Keep up the good work!
The stuff from that poor little girl really got me as a mom. Great video.
Thank you, Scott and the museum. I currently broke my back again and it's going to take years before or if I can travel far again. Your videos keep my spirits up. Big Thanks. 😊
Wow i actually have visited the real Alkatraz back in 89 or so.. it was amazing quiet and scary
I'm definitely going to go to this museum! Years ago I went to the museum of crime and punishment in Washington DC and seen a lot of cool things. That museum is no longer open. Thanks for this video!
Another amazing video Scott! Tripped me out seeing the Ford Bronco. I lived in Anaheim when all that went down in 1994. We were watching the Lakers play the championship and then the news breaks saying OJ and Al were on a slow speed chase down the 5 freeway. Soon enough we heard the helicopters. We lived right by the 5 freeway in Anaheim. My brother and I took off and jumped this fence running down the side of the wash that we lived behind. Ran down to the chain link fence and waited for them. Soon enough we could see the Bronco and behind them all the cop cars plus the helicopters in the air. Hard to believe in June it'll be 30 years. Definitely something I will never forget.
I don't think you were watching the Lakers in the finals because the Knicks and Rockets were playing game 5. Give your head a shake
@@13jeffandtrish Well excuse me for getting the game wrong. No need for you to tell me to give my head a shake. There's nicer ways of saying things. Wouldn't hurt you to try it.
@@AllisonWilson-yt3yd You are right I'm sorry.
I was looking photos of my mom and i started tearing up its still hard to except that she is gone. but glad i have you to watch.💓Vickie
I was creeped out just watching this Video so I can't imagine the vibes in person. TY Scott for taking us with you on your journeys. I appreciate you 😎🙏✌
My fav place, pigeon forge. Hope you had an awesome stay there
This was an amazing video as always Scott i appreciate all you do youre the best❤
Another great video Scott! You failed to disappoint. Thank you for your hard work behind the scenes you do to put out great content
WoW!!! I thought being there in person was creepy at times but Damn you took it to a whole different level!! Thank You and the man who shared his collection with us!!!
What a fascinating museum and such a fantastic tour! Thank you Scott. Amazing as always 😘xx
Wow this place is amazing. Wonder why they don’t display the wig with the costume?
My cousin was Gacys friend and personal photographer. He took and owns all his photos…his wedding, childrens births, political endeavors etc etc.
His collection is incredible and his stories never get old. Crazy stuff.
There's a UA-cam channel called Defense Diaries. He covers Gacy. His dad was Gacy's attorney. If you want to check it out.
Thank you so much, Scott! ❤
I’ve been into True Crime for 38 years. This is a very fascinating look at History.
Absolutely fascinating and beyond the realm of my imagination that that place exists with these artifacts. Thank you Scott, I’d love to visit myself and see firsthand in person. Absolutely incredible. Not a fan of these people but interested as I lived during these horrific times and events. Thanks Scott 👍🏻💪🏻✌🏻👏🏻
Thank you for this video. I really enjoyed it thank you Scott😊
No lie whenever u walked into the 911 room I got a lil emotional 😢 thank u for this video 😊
Scott this is super cool, glad they allowed u to film for us!
I'm confused on the Ted Bundy's car, cause I thought Zac Bagans bought it for his museum.? And other items.
I was there in October..just around the corner of that museum. My Mom and Stepdad went to it while me and her foster kids went to the amusement park with the big Ferris wheel behind it there. Made a pact with myself that I was going to go see it. Great video Scott!
What an amazing video Scott. Thanks for all your hard work and sharin.
Such a great video!! A lot of cool stuff!! The car was very creepy!! The wig was creepy too!! Thank you for showing us all this cool stuff!! Very cool museum!! Love you and your videos!! Much love!! God bless you!! Stay safe!! Peace!! 💖❤️💜💙🙏🙏💕💙✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Scott you never disappoint..Bundy's car is eerie..everytime I see a reference to a clown Gacy comes to mind. He's creepier than the clown from the horror movie IT. Damher's glasses is another one..geez. Awesome job ! 👍
if Dahmers glasses could speak what horrors would they tell us
Awesome tour, thanks so much to you and your silent friend !
Very good video Scott! Thank you for sharing your experience - you were very respectful - your channel has amazing content. ⚡️⚡️
Wow, that is crazy seeing everything. Thank you for sharing with us.
Oh, let's see if I can get this watched on my break!!
Thank you very much interesting video.
Thank you, Scott, for your friend who allowed you permission and the staff at the museum for letting you share this experience with us. I can't travel because of an unwell husband, so this is something I would never have been able to see.
I hope your husband recovers and gets well soon ❤️
@@SCOTTONTAPE He never will Scott unfortunately. He lost both his kidneys due to a hereditary illness and isn't eligible for a transplant. He's on dialysis so it makes travelling impossible. Love your content thank you ❤️🇦🇺
Absolutely wonderful video, Scott! Super creepy, but so so good! Thanks for it! ❤❤❤
That was so cool !❤️ I went to Alcatraz in the 90's in San Francisco very cool....I wouldn't go there at night i heard ghosts from other people!
I was there in November. Great crime museum.
Fellow Canadian here... this is the best one yet. I would love to see you go to alcatraz.. that's my bucket list.
I’ve watched MANY UA-cam videos on this museum and my fav is Teds car, I never clicked so fast to see the interior…I’m happy to see it’s the one he used the longest and not the Florida one…more history for a deathhag like myself. Truly wild and amazing to see it firsthand Scott! Thank you to the owner for access WOW! 👏🏻 👏🏻 I hope to see it myself some day!
Awsome!! Love the rad vids man,much love from us knuckleheads from florida!!
Wow, this place is so creepy cool. Thanks for sharing. I saw the Grimlife collective video of the Bonney & Clyde car with all the bullet holes and all the other Bonney & Clyde items. This video reminded me of that one ❤.
Wow, You Done Good Scott! Really Got A Birds Eye View Of The T. B. VW. Thanks Also To The Museum.! 🧐
I'm coming in late February, early march and I can't wait!
Thank you very much, that was freaking creepy interesting to see. Love your videos 😊💕
This is my thing I'd love to visit. Kudos for the bagpipes. From a scot.
Amazing video friend
Brilliant video
Only subbed a few days ago
Love your stuff already
Fantastic
Wow Scott what a cool video huge thank you to the guy who owns the car its absolutely awesome how you were able to buy all of these items especially the car now it would be awesome if scott did a interview on how you were able to buy the car and listen to smthe stories you may have about it
Wow, how fantastic was that! Thanks Scott for sharing as that’s about as close to the museum as I’ll ever get. Love your channel. 🤟
I bet the energy was nuts in there every time i go to the stanly hotel i get a really jitery hyped up and sweaty. I wonder what the energy was like in there with so many implements and items from so much carnage and tragedy. Id definitely pray befor goin threw that place lol. Good content as always brother.😎💯
that was great for the owner to let you view it closer cause you did so many video's of ted Bundy so this one concluded the evidence and I bet its creepy and I wish I could view the whole museum. But to scared to fly so I never get to see the rest of it, OJ did confess that he did the murders of both of them but johnnie Cochran let him go free. and that wig of john Cassey was really red and that is very scary. thanks for all the things you view for us and really appreciate it and cant wait for the next one peace!!
Awesome museum dude. Thanks Scott ❤😊
I don't know if I'm brave enough to go to that museum Scott 😬 thank you for sharing and thank you to the guy who let you take us with 💜
So far the comments in this are the best! “Malibu’s most wanted…” had me rolling!
This is definitely on my bucket list!! Thank you for showing it. Also the way you called him "Malibus most wanted" 😂 I cackled
Love your videos ❤ followed you on instagram 😊 thanks so much for giving knowledge and insight on the videos you share, really inspiring to travel & explore the world like this 🙏🏽
When toured Alcatraz also at Pigeon Forge. Some amazing and disturbing items to see but we loved it! Got our mug shots too😳 How lucky for you to be able to view up close items!