It's insane to me that the worst and most sadistic psychopathic serial killer in US history was able to walk around in court, unshackled, approaching the bench, cross examining his own victims....
Thats our rights here in the United States. He was a semester away from taking the Bar Exam. The trial judge said he was a pleasure to have in the courtroom and would have made a great attorney. A waste of humanity 😢.
@@SUGAR_XYLER He said there were many many more, some he won't talk about because of their age or the closeness they have to his own family. They reckon he killed a kid when he was 12, plus many others as he moved around. He was a full on freak.
@@FasterthanSpeed414I understand what he's saying. I thought it was a movie at first too. Court cases usually have the person being tried seated with handcuffs. It never looks like this
@@jkidd1982Defendants are not handcuffed during their trial, it’s a violation of the 14th amendment due process clause. Usually they’re shackled at the ankles and it’s hidden from view of the jury. Same reason they appear in civilian clothing and not jail attire, it’s considered prejudicial and would be grounds for a mistrial.
Earth tones - kind of a nature thing that went wrong. Yves St Laurent debuted his safari line in the late 70’s - it took off from there. I lived in apts with avocado and goldenrod kitchen appliances. Yuck!
I feel like he was having so much fun with this like he was "playing lawyer" for the first time. He kept saying the "defendant" and not "me" ... Like he was pretending he was a real lawyer for someone else's case.
@@tankemate are u trying to b funny or something? Havent you heard him give details of some of the crimes? Smh.... He admitted it before he was executed.
In one of his interviews, the reporter was on the topic of Teds intelligence. She asked Ted if he regretted not doing in life what he really wanted to do… not fulfilling his dreams. He smirked and said, “Oh, I did exactly what I dreamed of doing.”
@@sixchiensblancs That is how little you know about the justice system and Ted Bundy. He was a law student. He had the basics down. He was better at it than your typical lay witness...even the judge said so after sentencing.
@@ginad1494 Lol... really... Yes, Bundy was smart, but he was not a genius... and only got in Law thanks to his political contacts... You obviously don't understand that Bundy dropped out of Law School after ONE year, just as he had dropped out of his Chinese studies and some other University courses that he failed at. Although he did finally get his bachelors degree in psychology. First year Law School which is really only 6 months of studies, teaches Constitutional Law, Contract law, Real property, Civil Procedure, Tort, legal writing and research, oh and some Criminal Law... lol.. When your life is at stake because you are charged with murdering multiple people, beheading them, have sex with their decomposing bodies and other horrendous crimes, you want a lawyer who has finished an undergraduate degree, (which he did), and then got his Juris Doctor (Law degree) and passed the bar exams... Which Bundy never did. You also want your lawyer to have experience and a few trials behind him!!! Juris is 3 years of studies... not one semester... Having the "basics" just DOES NOT cut it... He had no idea what he was doing. The judge praised him because Bundy was a charmer and knew how to be likable.
Some guy literally just asked me for a ride two streets over last night when I was at the gas station around midnight. My first instinct was to say yes because I’m a nice person, I truly don’t mind, and the guy looked alright. But so did Ted Bundy. That’s literally the thought that came to my mind. I’m sure the guy truly was OK but I’m sure as hell not gonna take that chance. I think the guy understood, there was a sort of recognition in his eyes when I apologized and said I couldn’t. Thanks, Ted. 35 years after your death, your disgusting indulgences are influencing the way I conduct myself as a young female in this world -can’t even be kind to a nice person out of fear for my own safety.
@@sarahbartlett1196 pure evil has no conscience. Even satan is still stupid enough to think he can outwit, outsmart and defeat God who created him! I love how God has given the privileged task of crushing his head to a woman (Mary), as I’m sure he feels superior to them as well. At least we know with complete certainty that good wins!
Who could ever imagine a freaking serial killer making legal arguments, sidebars, and cross examining witnesses at his own murder trial. This must be one of the most bizarre occurrences in the history of the US Judicial System. Crazy as hell!!!
It's not a typewriter. It's a stenograph machine. They don't have as many letters as a typewriter. They are a kind of shorthand way of typing because the stenographer has to take note of everything everyone is saying. They are clunky, they are loud and they are very important in court proceedings.
Seeing how smooth he is and how well he conducts himself and then realizing the horrific nature his crimes is chilling. I’m trying to imagine seeing him transform before my eyes into the “other Ted” terrifies me. He has such charisma, he commands a room. Good god.
Ted Bundy had an extremely malefic combination called Kaal Sarp Yog. I've made videos on his natal chart according to Vedic astrology. Search for Ted Bundy + Kaal Sarp Yog and you'll find it.
lol multiple personalities do exist also in psychology there exist something called. Multiple facets. People are only showing you what they want you to see. Just like a surgeon can cut into a person to save their life, but they cry when they see their own child dying. That’s kind of what it’s like it’s sort of like two sides a coin.
@@badgirlhollywood9741 we all do that to varying degrees. In mpd it's extreme so they can't even relate to the person who murdered etc. To them they're different people who don't even talk on the phone. Here Ted is being forced to explain the actions of his client. Of course he's not going to win but his client is paying for his valuable time .
There were signs. You may not know but there were CLEAR signs he was a narcissist, he displays that here. There were and are clear signs there was something off. You don't need to know whats going on in someone's head to decipher that.
Generally a speaker is mono. When you have two speakers it counts as stereo. Speaker duo. Left/right stereo. And you don't plug a speaker into type writer. You need mic and an amp to generate the output to the speakers.
@@David-sm7rj ChatGPT doesn't know everything. it took me 2 min of looking up articles from google to see that the saying has been around in some form or another since the 1600s and was first attributed to Lincoln in the 1970s. There is no substantial evidence Lincoln said it but there is also nothing that shows Robert Frost even mentioned them.
At the end of the trial the judge was surprised he did as well as he did and said he would of loved to see him in his court room had he took the profession and wasn’t a killer something along those lines.
The sheer arrogance and confidence of this serial killer is astonishing. He brutally murdered all those young women and was able to stand in court and represent himself as though he had done nothing wrong. The smile and smirks are chilling.
The amount of armchair psychologists in the comment section saying "you can clearly tell that he's a psychopath " are a riot. Yeah, in hindsight it is pretty easy to say that there is something wrong with him psychologically, already knowing what he did and given the fact that he's in the courtroom in this video. However, if the circumstances were different and you met him in a campus or in a pub or in any other everyday place it would be really hard to discern his true self and differentiate him from a normal confident and well spoken man. At most you would think he is a bit arrogant.
Yeah I met a narcissistic personality disorder involved me inn fraud etc. Took years to know he's lying about everything. And tears to get over dealing with it.
That is very true and I think well supported by the number of victims he had no difficulty luring to their deaths. In hindsight it's easy to see Bundy was a sociopath and lacked any empathy or remorse. But these killers are the most dangerous as like you say, they can appear totally normal and even extremely attractive and likeable to young women.
The terrifying thing about Bundy is that he was charming, attractive, well spoken, well dressed, and respectful toward people in public. That, to me, is what makes him the most terrifying of all of them. He seemed like a normal person to most. More than normal, he attracted people. He even had a stint in politics. He wasn't the "typical profile" of a serial killer of his kind.
Honestly killers are like that i.e. appear too be normal, just that they're still sociopath's so cracks begin too show. Think about it if a killer actually acted like a character Hannibal Lector he'd be found out real quick. Movies have made people think cereal killers are insane lunatics. They aren't it would mean they would have no concept of reality. Hell John Wayne Gacy fooled people for years as he came across as your typical run of the mill neighbour
In an interview with Ann Rule speaking about working the suicide hotline with Bundy; she said she had a large mixed breed dog that just loved everyone and she took the dog with her when she manned the hotline. Each time Bundy would reach to try and pet the dog she growled at him. Ann said he was the only person that dog ever growled at. Dogs know!
I also used to own a pitbull that loved women and kids. One day my niece came over with my brother and when she went to pet him he snapped at her and crushed her forearm. This dog never even growled at anyone during his 7 years of life but one day he bit an innocent 3 year old kid. Dogs don't always know
The reason most people nowadays don't consider him charming or good-looking is based purely on the fact that they know what he did. Abstract that from his actions, which is very hard to do, you can see that he has a certain charisma and is quite intruiging. A lot of sociopaths and psychopaths are charming and interesting and they are brilliant at luring people into themselves because they have to be. They lack empathy and sympathy but they make up for it. Bundy had stated that he didn't consider himself attractive, but he knew of his charming mannerisms. He may seem cocky now but back then to many he didn't. We judge mostly on retrospective knowledge but honestly: Had I been alive back then, I don't know how I would have viewed him, maybe I would have thought him to be nice, maybe even attractive. But as I live in 2019 and know him for what he was, I can truthfully say, that Ted Bundy is evil, but still, somehow charming.
Well there is probably some sad sack webpage run by women who wish he was still alive, just look into it. Sounds like you might really get something out of it.
@@tythompson2724 Of course there are women (and men) who still consider him to be somewhat of a sex symbol, it's a mental health matter and it's called hybristophilia. And no, I wouldn't get something out of it, if I read you correctly. It is actually quite handy being able to separate between his tools and his actions, for one can see how he used one to trigger the other and actually learn something about behaviourism in regards to criminal sociology. And as I said, I don't know how I would have reacted to him had I lived in the 70ies, I know only how I'm reacting now.
@@RikoScouseThere is A RAT in SEPARATE, that's a little spelling mnemonic that will make you seem smarter in the future. People like you spout off like that, as if nobody ever has before. I guess you really think you have an original perspective on Ted Bundy. I don't really care what you think.
@@tythompson2724 Well, you do seem to care if you find the time to correct a non-native speaker's spelling mistakes, but thanks for the hint. And I honestly do not know where your spite comes from, but I never claimed nor do I think that I have an original perspective on Bundy. I'm just interested in the whole matter and sometimes there are nice people on UA-cam who reply to comments that can start an interesting conversation and then there's people like you, who really have nothing valid to say and feel the need to say the invalid.
@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 "Actus reus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea." A very interesting part of law. It is hard to pass sentence on serial killers because of their apparent mental impairment yet complete awareness of their own actions. What weighs more? The psychopathy or the functioning intellect? It's a very touchy subject. It is rightfully prohibited to murder or physically harm people and it is also right to keep those who act harmful to others away from society. But in what way? I am absolutely opposed to capital punishment so it can either be imprisonment or institutionalising them.
He has the darkness in his eyes and the devils smile. The guy is constantly smirking. He knows he's fucked. I think he was just having fun and enjoying basking in the spotlight. The most narcissistic of all the serial killers I've ever read/studied.
+Dipstick6 yeah, dahmer was a monster but he came across as a normal sort of person. The thing that I find most disturbing is Bundy's arrogant, superiority complex and his cunning.
I remember watching him on the news when he was protesting his innocence back in the day my sister and I were laughing this handsome man could never do such things it gives me chills now
@Saiyan Blood This wasn't all that long ago; I'm only 28 and though Bundy was executed before I was born, it was only by a couple of years. OP is probably in her 40s or 50s. I think it's really interesting how we tend to distance ourselves from the recent past and feel alienated by historical events that took place at any point before we were born. It's the same with slavery or the sinking of the Titanic, my friend's grandma told us the story of *her* grandma's life of slavery and another friend's father told us about how his grandpa killed his master. 😅🤷🏼♀️👌 And there are still living World War II vets and Holocaust survivors. Sorry for the rant btw, I just think it's fascinating.
seems like you have an acute case of family stupidity correlating someone's potential involvement in a crime with how handsome or not he is, keep at it!
@@skeptikhaleesi your so right. I'm 36 and my great aunt was born in 1901. She had so much to tell me about her father who was a slave as a child. Or her grandparents who lived through the Indian removal act. My mother grew up a sharecropper in the 1950s
A side of him was “likable”…genuinely so. That’s why people were shocked it was Ted who was doing these murders. Plus his likability was what made women trust him.
Yeah lots of lawyers are probably scum even ones that did not rape the witnesses themselves seem to enjoy tormenting them. It's a perverse profession I think probably attracts sociopaths and control freaks some might be nice people but I don't know how they work with the nasty ones it's a shark tank in a court room.
I agree completely. I'm not too well-versed in psychology, but I have researched and learned some of the earmarks of a psychopath. 1. NO REMORSE 2. NO EMPATHY FOR OTHERS. I can't remember what the others are, but those two points stuck out to me.
I can see how people could have been taken in when he put on that face. I'm a fairly smart guy but I'm not a mind reader or a body language expert. It's why there are pretty effective con men who scam people fairly easily, including scamming highly intelligent and successful people.
lol 😂 that’s why you gotta keep your head straight and don’t let your emotions dictate what you’re feeling lol 😂 that’s what you do for your job and your family is your own personal responsibility to your kids lol
I love looking at the judge in his rocking chair. Look's like he's on vacation loving the show. Only thing left is seeing him with a brandy in his hand 😁
I think ted looks very cringe trying to behave like a professional layer while making the biggest mistake layer can make, representing himself ..🤦♂️ One girl left him and he went hurting all the girls, notice he didnt kill men because he would have hes ass kicked like he did in this court. Total loser
No wonder he got the death sentence. ha ha. I AM GLAD HE GOT THE DEATH SENTENCE, AND I WISH PEOPLE WOULD STOP BELIEVING EVIL PEOPLE WHO TALK CRAP ABOUT US GOOD ONES! Ted did something that I could never do: He killed females. He was the scum, the trash, the most despicable kind of vermin. Furthermore, to think about all those years in our country where people hero worshiped the mafia trash! I don't like torment either, but I'd never kill anyone. What the hell is wrong with stupid people?
Anton Lavey had friends that were Judges, Lawyers, Doctors, Police Officers, Dentists, etc. In fact, those were the people he appealed to. Do you think just maybe JUST MAYBE the judge might possibly also be evil? ugh!
I know...I'm just glad I wasn't around in his day in his hunting grounds because I would have no doubt went with him if he asked me for help. He was nice looking and charming...I can definitely see why so many young ladies were fooled..
Him being allowed to cross examine the police about the crime scene, asking them to explain the gore in excruciating detail WITH NO BENEFIT TO HIS CASE is insane. He literally just wanted to hear about the damage he caused, to revel in it…almost as if he’s proud of his ‘work’. A fucking demonic animal that deserved far worse punishment than the relatively easy death he got.
Hi Glen. Thank you for standing up for women. I have been pondering this a lot: what made him do this to female strangers. I've been traumatized after hearing the gruesome details that every time I look at a man, especially if he seems extremely & unsuspectingly innocent or good-looking, I see, in place of his face, the face of Ted Bundy and I get involuntarily terrified. How can girls be so borderline gullible to dote on a pitied man such as him? Someone who objectified an innocent female human that he choked her in such an inhumane way that her neck became less than half of its normal size? Someone who so remorselessly penetrated his carcass victims to the point that their ORGANS fell out? You know, Ted Bundy and people like him who, on a spectrum, objectify women, may have delusions of grandeur and reckon that, by brutalizing someone 18 times more feeble than himself, he's STRONG. That he's achieved or conquered something. He's done all of that but there's one thing he could never do: to love his self-perceived enemies who for some reason are women. Any man can give in to his animalistic instincts--which only proves he's weak. Because he's conquered everyone weaker than him but couldn't conquer himself. Couldn't face anything. Couldn't choose to love someone who, to him, didn't deserve to be loved--like women. But that's why that despite the inner and inevitable resentment and numbness I started harboring towards anyone remotely resembling him, I choose to love him. I choose to pray for people like him. I conquer him with love. It would've been a million times easier for Jesus on the cross to bash out against his mockers, but instead he prayed they be saved. I've truly realized how the least (the seemingly smallest, the humblest) among us all is the greatest. It indeed grieves my heart unimaginably thinking of what he did, because, despite all he thought he gained, he has lost the most precious thing, and that is himself.
Look at him. He's calm as fuck being charged with murder pretty much guaranteed to be found guilty and he's probably killed 70 more that we don't know of
You can tell that even the judge is as curious and intrigued as the everyone else witnessing this circus of a trial. He was the definition of audacity.
@@nicholamc2629 The compliment you might be referring to is where judge spoke on how bundy was intelligent and could have been a lawyer in his courtroom but he chose another path. I think that he’s letting him know he flushed his life down the toilet and that he chose poorly.
@@tomd1434 It was still too much. Way too much. Also, the way he spoke to the mother of Nita Neary when she got on the witness stand was extremely condescending. And yes, I’ve read all the books on Bundy, I’ve watched all of the documentaries so please don’t condescend to me. With respect and affection for a fellow human being.
Yes they were. He cried all night long and asked for a priest to pray for him and confess his sins. When they took him to the chair his legs were"paralyzed". 2 men had to hold him or he would have fallen.They said he lost his color too.And 15 hours before his execution he was also crying during the interview with James Dobson the psychologist.
Kameo Kid it was a scared and nervous smile he applied. he even stated that he would rather kill himself than be killed. he was terrified of the chair.
I read in "The Stranger Beside Me" that his murders were likely motivated by his grudge against his ex-girlfriend. That's why he only killed attractive girls that looked like her: so that he could kill her again and again. Scary...
You should read the Phantom prince by his ex girlfriend Elizabeth. Its very insightful. He was very resentful that he was born out of wedlock and that was one thing that effected his life greatly, so I tend to think that played a larger role
Ummm why does everyone think there is more into it .. he was obsessed with rape .. and couldn’t get off unless he thought about it .. which later progressed into wanting to completely possess a women
@Tommy De Sadi Maybe..Where does any fetish come from? It came out as time went on, that Ted was a bit of a boozer as well. My theory is he had the obsession/compulsion problem of being an addict/alcoholic..Sex was one of his addictions, and his fetish was extreme power exchanges, the most extreme being killing your sexual partner for your own gratification. To complete this demented triangle to create a Ted Bundy was psychopathy/socioapthy..The inability to empathize on a deep level. A sex addict with a perverse sadistic sexual fetish that has a hard time feeling anyone's needs but his own. Bake for 21 years and you get a Ted Bundy, a very rare, very dangerous human. What makes him even more mind boggling is that ontop of this triad, he had a relatively high IQ and social awareness(again, not social empathy). There are probably tens of thousands of Teds out there but for one of these five attributes, and so, they dont make the news, or make it once. If we choose to look at it fatalstically, he won the worst powerball lottery one can win.
True story. My mom told me she was in the lobby of an auto shop having her Volkswagen beetle worked on. Pittsburgh area. A good looking man was in there waiting as well. Noticed her car when she came in and said "hi nice VW i have one as well...would you like to get coffee sometime?" My mother said "oh no, i'm seeing a man but thank you" (who is now my father) She explained that the man was nice, well kept together and well spoken. Carried conversation normally after with small talk but got up and left peacefully when his car was finished. Later that year she saw him on the news as things began to unfold and she goes "That man asked me to coffee in the auto shop!" No doubt it was Ted Bundy in that auto lobby shop.
My grandmother met Pablo Escobar one day while she worked as a waitress in Panama. He was with his wife. She said he was very calm and mellow. She said you would've never suspected he was a psycho.
For a guy that had so many so-called "false" accusations against him, he seemed quite happy. This alone should have told people that he was lying. Innocent people are usually terrified or angry when being in court for things they didn't do.
Back in the 70s they treated you a lot better in jails. Now a days in the police state that we live in you get treated like shit even for minor offenses.
Robert In some circumstances you are better off defending yourself because lawyers will not vigorously defend you because they are afraid of upsetting the prosecutor or judge.
Honestly I feel like it’s obvious he was guilty simply from the fact that he was smiling and acting confident in a trial for dozens of murders. No innocent person would be happy in this environment.
That's what I always thought, too. It gave him away, and played a big part in his being found guilty and sentenced to death. Any mentally normal, truly innocent person on trial for murder, and possibly facing capital punishment, would be absolutely terrified and unable to hide it. If he'd been as clever as he felt himself to be, he would have just sat at his desk, looking distraught, and let his attorneys do their job. He'd have had at least a minimal chance then. But of course his psychotic ego got in the way.
Rosalyn Jackson it was between the late 60s and 70s, things were different back then, you never would have thought that helping someone put books in their car would end up with you dead
Well he did have other attorneys so at least he wasn't THAT foolish. Although he did ruin everything they tried to do for him including the plea bargain which is why he ended up in the electric chair.
He thought he would walk, his sense of grandiose was his downfall. But he was a very charismatic man that could have been successful, but his brain was sick as hell.
I truly believe that Ted Bundy chose to represent himself so that he could be the real star of the show. He reveled in the attention. Even in his last interview, while he's blaming everything on porn and trying to paint himself as a victim (like Roxy Hart, the Jazz Killer in Chicago), it was all to revel in the attention.
It is rather chilling because there's nothing which invites him to smile at all, other than the fact he's taking the stand as a defense witness in his own trial. I think in his mind it was a sick game and he thought he was so smart and superior to all those in the court, he would get off on a legal technicality. Hence the smile. Another theory is he could have been smiling reminding himself that he killed 30 plus young women and these idiots have allowed him to defend himself and are treating him like he's a lawyer rather than a serial killer.
@@paullangton-rogers2390 he was smiling at the fact that he'd tried to move the mic once he sat down and it didn't work, so he smiled in a bashful way and put his hand over his mouth. You don't need to read malevolence into everything. We all know he did what he did.
@@scarlettdracoblack4454 The fact that he even had a trial is extremely narcissist only to boast about the murders after he lost the case. Smirking just let's you know how much of a psychopath he is, the victims family's are in the court room and he doesn't even know it's not appropriate to laugh in this situation.
@@silverkitty2503 visit a museum if you can. Some of the old books with worn out pages and covers are preserved and deemed invaluable. So, unless you've read the content you must never decide its value.
@@Melville1800s Very true but if a lawyer is really good then a lawyer is really good and who cares about the personality defect ya know? We're seeing the worst of both worlds here: NOT a good lawyer and also a narcissist.
Well his defense was pretty flimsy wasn't it. All they had really was police not following strict procedures during his arrest. I think he relied heavily on the planting a seed of doubt in the jury by coming across as an unlikely serial killer and likeable person. That's all you need to do plant seeds of doubt often. The case against Bundy was pretty damning though as one of his victims escaped and could identify him impersonating a police officer and trying to lure her into his car. That in itself is not proof any murders, but shows what he was capable of doing and that there was a whole other dark side to this charismatic normal looking guy you see in court.
Maybe, but given his egoism, it's just as possible he thought he could talk his way out of it. After all, he got away with it over and over and over again. At the end of the trial, the judge said he would have made a good lawyer. What slammed the door on his defense was when the prosecution presented evidence that matched his dental record to teeth marks found on a victim. So, at the time this video was shot, which was well before the dental evidence, Bundy may well have thought he could play the super lawyer and get himself off.
Maria Humphries Agree. The fascination for this kind of people is dangerous. Especially movies and series that put them in a "badass" light. Just gives them an opening to feel free to act.
Exact feeling..he seems like a movie actor and this real court room scene feels like movie scene,not real....I don't know what is it about him,but it's like some magnet..very charming...I can see why so many poor girls fell victim of this charm. It's sad .judge's final words were true "such s waste of humanity". He could have had a complete different life and a happy and successful one probably..and all the girls would have been alive
One of the most incredible moments in legal history. The worlds most famous serial killer acting as his own attorney. It's amazing that this was documented on video for us to study so many years later.
can't believe anybody thought this guy was charming. his body language, expression, demeanor eyes all give off an uncomfortable vibe. whether or not I knew who he was before. nobody on trial for being a serial killer is that casual and good humored. he is enjoying the attention because he is a narcissist
+A Vox Dei no that's exactly my point. a person on trial for killing 30+ people shoukd not be jovial. that sign alone should be a warning that this guy is a psycho. and it's not about hindsight. bundy gives off a very uncomfortable vibe
@Gene Cox I didn’t call him stupid, i didn’t reference his intelligence, I did not mention his killing spree, I was referring to his time in court only, during which time he was making a farce of it, and then they fried him.
He was the nicest young man and a monster in the same body. His self confidence was unparalleled. The trial judge said he would have made a great lawyer and was a pleasure in the courtroom. What a waste of humanity 😢. Never to forget his victims.😢 A real shame all the way around
Fascinating to watch a very intelligent judge and a psychopathic maniac have an intellectual, measured, courteous and respectful conversation. They both spoke on the same level and both knew the law. I'd love to know what the judge was thinking about all this. Bundy's surface personality and voice reminds me of Steve McQueen, another good actor.
@@ellie698 I wonder if the judge did it as a type of psychological dig. Otherwise I can’t imagine why anyone would take the time to compliment Ted for anything.
you mistaken the judge was playing with the kindergarden level of "law", just toying with ted like a cat toys with a rat...proof is in the pudding! TED DEAD..cooked like road kill in the ozarks!!!
Why would it be, they have no emotions, they feel literally nothing. Gary Ridgeway, the Green River killer, was asked what if anything puzzled him about other people, he thought for a moment and then said, "that "caring" thing..." He never understood caring for others...
@@sixchiensblancs Because part of the human condition that grants us a sense of satisfaction is the depth of feeling we are able to find when understanding the condition of others and behaving accordingly (mercy, altruism). Without that capacity we are like spiders or lizards and can only pleasure in the evanescent sating of self indulgence. The inability to deny one's own impulses for the sake of another is a kind of recessive paralysis.
As always, I see how he, like Dahmer, were easy on the eyes and how easily someone would want to trust them for their good looks and "normal" friendly appearance/front.
EnglishNerd sociopaths are not autistic, they can be normal outside of their violent tendencies. They’re not some weird aliens or species. They don’t have to learn normal human mannerisms, because they are human
It's all he can do to not bust out in laughter, & lose it. This trial was nothing more than a free range platform for him to relive everything he had done. He loved every minute of this trial- it was a circus act for him.
I can't imagine being a victim and then hearing my attacker was going to question me in court. That is some serious strength those women have because I don't know if I could have faced him like that not after he raped me or tried to crack my skull, I think it's awful that he has that right and I don't even want to know what he was thinking inside while he was asking them questions. Like was he reliving it in his head... insane to me. I understand the right to defend yourself but that part is traumatizing I feel like.
Yeah I think victims are traumatized just seeing their attacker in court makes them forget details or sound nervous as is that should not have been allowed.
Innocent until proven guilty. You have the same right. If you don't want him to have it now when we all know what happened then you also dont want yourself to have that right, either.
He doesnt look like a killer in this video. But his body language gives away that he was a shifty, lying, crafty, manipulative man. Look at him patiently and calmly crafting his answers.
Honestly, you'd know this was back in the day, Ted Bundy allowed to Swagger around the courtroom like he was a high class attorney. It's nauseating especially in light of the fact that he was a brutal rapist/murderer. How things have changed...... If it was today he'd be in an orange jumpsuit shackled in chains. Life unworthy of it. May the women and child he murdered rest in Eternal Peace 🕊.
At the very least he should have been told to sit upright not laid back and smiling like he’s in the pub having a laugh with his mates it is ridiculous he’s displaying arrogant and narcissistic personality traits.
@smith lovy he had a high iq, he was a law student and went to college for it which makes you understand why he did what he did when he had a perfect life ahead of him with a beautiful wife.
choppedpeanuts2 ...are you yet another butthurt Republican/Trump cultist? Politics is what makes the world go ‘round, my friend. The problem with my previous statement is only that it is true.
A different kind of Ted Talk.
itsme christy LOL
Touche'
slow clap....
Lol
I GASPED STOP
Thankfully Bundy lived in an era long before Tinder. Just imagine if he would have had access to that app.
Jess C. 😂
Jess C. Definitely. He would’ve LOVED Tinder. I don’t even wanna think about what his kill count would’ve been with that.
He would’ve been caught so quickly
Omg right?!
@@screamingllamaproductions8570 probably not the way he is!
He shouldn't have got the Electric Chair he should have been sentenced to eternity listening to that dahm typewriter
Lmfao
😂
Lmao! Right? Damn that thing is loud and distracting!!
He probably is in hell
😂😂😂
It's insane to me that the worst and most sadistic psychopathic serial killer in US history was able to walk around in court, unshackled, approaching the bench, cross examining his own victims....
Thats our rights here in the United States. He was a semester away from taking the Bar Exam. The trial judge said he was a pleasure to have in the courtroom and would have made a great attorney. A waste of humanity 😢.
In the USA when you represent yourself you get to do that
Richard Ramirez and dahmer were also cuffless during trial
@@Popesontour Of course he'd have made a good lawyer. He had the perfect personality profile for it.
@@Popesontourfried Bundy..rot in hell. bless the victims
This dude killed 30+ people and is not handcuffed . Damn things were different back then
He actually killed a lot more that much is known by investigators but probably never find the bodies
Maybe more than 100 women not only 30!
@Mario Crespo I was born in 1980 and I 'm from Greece. I had heard his name many times but I didn't know his crimes.
*I'm sure if he killed 100 he would have wanted credit*
@@SUGAR_XYLER He said there were many many more, some he won't talk about because of their age or the closeness they have to his own family. They reckon he killed a kid when he was 12, plus many others as he moved around. He was a full on freak.
anyone here after watching, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile?
Uroš Raca So true
I'm here right before watching it, I wanted to see how well Zach Efron got his character down
Beth C yeah, I’m doing my own research😩😂
Yes!
@@danceswithmetroids162 he did a great job!!
Ted Bundy was living proof that looks were highly deceiving
You only need to use the word "truly" or "really", using both is superfluous
Now that's scary
I agree completely. He was a perfectly composed cold blooded killer.
is ** !!!!!!
@@amiracrowe9697 was**!!! He's dead.
This video almost feels like a movie scene. The camera moves, the close ups, the acting (top notch), and quite a script. Oscar worthy.
No script ding ding. It’s like a movie because movies try to imitate court. 🤦♂️
Ted Bundy is a fictional character the feds made up so they can calm the public down
@@FasterthanSpeed414I understand what he's saying. I thought it was a movie at first too. Court cases usually have the person being tried seated with handcuffs. It never looks like this
@@jkidd1982Defendants are not handcuffed during their trial, it’s a violation of the 14th amendment due process clause. Usually they’re shackled at the ankles and it’s hidden from view of the jury. Same reason they appear in civilian clothing and not jail attire, it’s considered prejudicial and would be grounds for a mistrial.
@@FasterthanSpeed414i think that’s the joke bro
Everything was very brown in the 70's wasnt it
Yes and in the eighties everyting was bright..
Brown and orange! A match made in heaven!
Funny that you say that, my dad's Letterman is actually brown and gold haha! Good observation
Yup. Brown and beige and orange. And, avocado green for appliances.
Earth tones - kind of a nature thing that went wrong. Yves St Laurent debuted his safari line in the late 70’s - it took off from there. I lived in apts with avocado and goldenrod kitchen appliances. Yuck!
I find him guilty of wearing a brown suede jacket over a Seattle Mariners shirt
Who is he, Martin Crane?
Lmao stop
Lol
💀💀💀
None of his alleged murders were ever proven. He got the chair for his poor taste.
I feel like he was having so much fun with this like he was "playing lawyer" for the first time. He kept saying the "defendant" and not "me" ... Like he was pretending he was a real lawyer for someone else's case.
Probably a copping mechanism he do not to incriminate himself , since he basically told himself to have faith in getting out
Maybe he was supposed to. Who knows. Legality????
@@tankemate are u trying to b funny or something? Havent you heard him give details of some of the crimes? Smh.... He admitted it before he was executed.
But after the trial the judge told Ted that he was one of the finest lawyers he ever had in his court.
That's the narcissism
In one of his interviews, the reporter was on the topic of Teds intelligence. She asked Ted if he regretted not doing in life what he really wanted to do… not fulfilling his dreams. He smirked and said, “Oh, I did exactly what I dreamed of doing.”
That’s chilling
FRIGHTENING!!!
As a narcissistic he would never admit any failure
You could say he died for what he loved most
Yeah right…. Send this interview
"The T-300. America's loudest typewriter.
Let your boss hear your effort."
Lol. Stenographer
LMFAO....good one 🤣🤣🤣
I just laughed out loud 😂
😂😂😂😂 now I can't stop laughing .
It's called a stenography machine, not a typewriter. She is typing 225wpm or faster and getting the record down verbatim.
the fact he was able to represent himself and cross examine witnesses is CRAZYYY
R anybody can do that for their own case.
@@losing30lbsinayear93 yeah, and it is still crazy...
Very hard and unfair on witnesses.
Abelis no, it isn’t.
@@sixchiensblancs That is how little you know about the justice system and Ted Bundy. He was a law student. He had the basics down. He was better at it than your typical lay witness...even the judge said so after sentencing.
@@ginad1494
Lol... really...
Yes, Bundy was smart, but he was not a genius... and only got in Law thanks to his political contacts...
You obviously don't understand that Bundy dropped out of Law School after ONE year, just as he had dropped out of his Chinese studies and some other University courses that he failed at.
Although he did finally get his bachelors degree in psychology.
First year Law School which is really only 6 months of studies, teaches Constitutional Law, Contract law, Real property, Civil Procedure, Tort, legal writing and research, oh and some Criminal Law... lol..
When your life is at stake because you are charged with murdering multiple people, beheading them, have sex with their decomposing bodies and other horrendous crimes, you want a lawyer who has finished an undergraduate degree, (which he did), and then got his Juris Doctor (Law degree) and passed the bar exams... Which Bundy never did.
You also want your lawyer to have experience and a few trials behind him!!!
Juris is 3 years of studies... not one semester...
Having the "basics" just DOES NOT cut it...
He had no idea what he was doing.
The judge praised him because Bundy was a charmer and knew how to be likable.
Charles Manson: I’m a psycho
Ted Bundy: Hold my beer
Charles manson was more crazy he even called ted a poophead
@@hannaluison8657 lol i think that makes him funnier not crazier xD
@@dylannorman4195 he didnt give a fuck what ted bundy did he knew what was his real purpose only a real physo could know
@@hannaluison8657 I just saw that video😂
@@octo.lina69 yes and he is right
Some guy literally just asked me for a ride two streets over last night when I was at the gas station around midnight. My first instinct was to say yes because I’m a nice person, I truly don’t mind, and the guy looked alright. But so did Ted Bundy. That’s literally the thought that came to my mind. I’m sure the guy truly was OK but I’m sure as hell not gonna take that chance. I think the guy understood, there was a sort of recognition in his eyes when I apologized and said I couldn’t. Thanks, Ted. 35 years after your death, your disgusting indulgences are influencing the way I conduct myself as a young female in this world -can’t even be kind to a nice person out of fear for my own safety.
@@sarahbartlett1196 pure evil has no conscience. Even satan is still stupid enough to think he can outwit, outsmart and defeat God who created him! I love how God has given the privileged task of crushing his head to a woman (Mary), as I’m sure he feels superior to them as well.
At least we know with complete certainty that good wins!
You did the right thing. Two streets over would be very easy to walk.
Ted was a good guy so what he killed a couple of women
@@i.vuk1668 🤔😵💫
@@i.vuk1668 that makes him not a good guy
he looks like he could be an actor. not a cold blooded serial killer.
That's why in the day he was fascinating to watch with your comment you nailed it ...anybody could have been his victim
@Mario Crespo lol you missed it all....history in the making
*Actors are one step above hookers*
He looks like the dad from Full House. Not very good looking but he looks approachable nonetheless.
SUGAR XYLER ! That makes no sense
Who could ever imagine a freaking serial killer making legal arguments, sidebars, and cross examining witnesses at his own murder trial. This must be one of the most bizarre occurrences in the history of the US Judicial System. Crazy as hell!!!
Yeah right it's a trip, he's got the legal lingo AND the hacksaw
Right? I can’t wrap my head around it
mtc1020 It sure is bizarre and crazy as hell! Fascinating as well. Lol
Well he was a training lawyer.
mtc1020 that’s what makes him so interesting is this persona he put on or who he really was
that typewriter runs on diesel.
It's not a typewriter. It's a stenograph machine. They don't have as many letters as a typewriter. They are a kind of shorthand way of typing because the stenographer has to take note of everything everyone is saying. They are clunky, they are loud and they are very important in court proceedings.
LOL
hahaha
ffs LOL
rf w best UA-cam comment I’ve seen
Seeing how smooth he is and how well he conducts himself and then realizing the horrific nature his crimes is chilling. I’m trying to imagine seeing him transform before my eyes into the “other Ted” terrifies me. He has such charisma, he commands a room. Good god.
"Welcome to my Ted Talk"
Ted Bundy had an extremely malefic combination called Kaal Sarp Yog. I've made videos on his natal chart according to Vedic astrology. Search for Ted Bundy + Kaal Sarp Yog and you'll find it.
lol multiple personalities do exist also in psychology there exist something called. Multiple facets. People are only showing you what they want you to see. Just like a surgeon can cut into a person to save their life, but they cry when they see their own child dying. That’s kind of what it’s like it’s sort of like two sides a coin.
Bit is acting in a sense. He is not the killer in his mind, that's the monster. So now he's teddy the guy who advises distressed people on the phone
@@badgirlhollywood9741 we all do that to varying degrees. In mpd it's extreme so they can't even relate to the person who murdered etc. To them they're different people who don't even talk on the phone. Here Ted is being forced to explain the actions of his client. Of course he's not going to win but his client is paying for his valuable time .
You never truly know what's going on inside another person.
Braedon Merletti nope because you are you and i am me, i actually murder my meat everynite
Bundy knew, because he opened them up and looked for himself.
(Oh god, I'm going to Hell....)
Braedon Merletti until you truly know.
There were signs. You may not know but there were CLEAR signs he was a narcissist, he displays that here. There were and are clear signs there was something off. You don't need to know whats going on in someone's head to decipher that.
Yeah
I have a French exam tomorrow, yet I'm here watching Ted Bundy's trial, which is for 40 years ago
and i have one tomorrow too
Did you pass your test?
Did you pass?
@@antonioacevedo5200 yes
ce n'est pas grave
My god has she got a stereo speaker plugged into that type writer????
Paula's Life 👍😂😂
The steno machines back then were extremely loud like that.
Generally a speaker is mono. When you have two speakers it counts as stereo. Speaker duo. Left/right stereo.
And you don't plug a speaker into type writer. You need mic and an amp to generate the output to the speakers.
Bundy was also easily annoyed by loud clicking sounds before he started killing people.
“And you don't plug a speaker into type writer”
I don’t think you’re meant to take this literally. She’s just saying it’s that loud.
"A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client." Abe Lincoln
@chriscuomo9334 ChatGPT just disagreed when I said someone said it was him and not Abe. First time I've seen the quote so I don't know either way.
@@David-sm7rj ChatGPT doesn't know everything. it took me 2 min of looking up articles from google to see that the saying has been around in some form or another since the 1600s and was first attributed to Lincoln in the 1970s. There is no substantial evidence Lincoln said it but there is also nothing that shows Robert Frost even mentioned them.
That's a lie you can't afford a lawyer. Public defenders suck.
At the end of the trial the judge was surprised he did as well as he did and said he would of loved to see him in his court room had he took the profession and wasn’t a killer something along those lines.
The sheer arrogance and confidence of this serial killer is astonishing. He brutally murdered all those young women and was able to stand in court and represent himself as though he had done nothing wrong. The smile and smirks are chilling.
His last known victim (Kimberly Leach) was in fact a preadolescent girl, not a young woman.
for me the most incredible thing is that they allow him to do this
@@kramalerav she was just a baby in my eyes. 12 years old🥺💔
@@mindymixon3102 He was a sick, depraved and vile human being.
Anyone can do what he did in court...
This trial was probably the most enjoyable experience Bundy ever could have asked for..
Right after killing...
Until he was found guilty and sentenced to being fried lol.
He was Oscar winning!
No! It was slithering into the sorority house, expelling deep hatred and animosity by pummeling those girls in the head with that club.
@@Igneous773 hahaha lol
The amount of armchair psychologists in the comment section saying "you can clearly tell that he's a psychopath " are a riot. Yeah, in hindsight it is pretty easy to say that there is something wrong with him psychologically, already knowing what he did and given the fact that he's in the courtroom in this video. However, if the circumstances were different and you met him in a campus or in a pub or in any other everyday place it would be really hard to discern his true self and differentiate him from a normal confident and well spoken man. At most you would think he is a bit arrogant.
100%. Hindsight is 20/20, but meeting him in person and being subject to his persuasive manipulation face-to-face would be a whole other story.
So true.
Yeah I met a narcissistic personality disorder involved me inn fraud etc. Took years to know he's lying about everything. And tears to get over dealing with it.
That is very true and I think well supported by the number of victims he had no difficulty luring to their deaths. In hindsight it's easy to see Bundy was a sociopath and lacked any empathy or remorse. But these killers are the most dangerous as like you say, they can appear totally normal and even extremely attractive and likeable to young women.
You should see the Ed Kemper comment sections. After Mindhunter everyone thinks they're psychologists.
The terrifying thing about Bundy is that he was charming, attractive, well spoken, well dressed, and respectful toward people in public. That, to me, is what makes him the most terrifying of all of them. He seemed like a normal person to most. More than normal, he attracted people. He even had a stint in politics. He wasn't the "typical profile" of a serial killer of his kind.
Honestly killers are like that i.e. appear too be normal, just that they're still sociopath's so cracks begin too show. Think about it if a killer actually acted like a character Hannibal Lector he'd be found out real quick. Movies have made people think cereal killers are insane lunatics. They aren't it would mean they would have no concept of reality. Hell John Wayne Gacy fooled people for years as he came across as your typical run of the mill neighbour
Nah
@@alexandru5369agree with gacy but he looks creepy to me
Read
“The Only Living Witness”
It’s brilliant
So you're one of those fanbots who cream at the thought of him.
In an interview with Ann Rule speaking about working the suicide hotline with Bundy; she said she had a large mixed breed dog that just loved everyone and she took the dog with her when she manned the hotline. Each time Bundy would reach to try and pet the dog she growled at him. Ann said he was the only person that dog ever growled at. Dogs know!
I also used to own a pitbull that loved women and kids. One day my niece came over with my brother and when she went to pet him he snapped at her and crushed her forearm. This dog never even growled at anyone during his 7 years of life but one day he bit an innocent 3 year old kid. Dogs don't always know
100% agree
@@patstaysuckafreeboss8006 was he getting to old or something
Pitbulls are a special territory though
Randy .Marsh Maybe that 3 year old wasn't so innocent..
The reason most people nowadays don't consider him charming or good-looking is based purely on the fact that they know what he did. Abstract that from his actions, which is very hard to do, you can see that he has a certain charisma and is quite intruiging. A lot of sociopaths and psychopaths are charming and interesting and they are brilliant at luring people into themselves because they have to be. They lack empathy and sympathy but they make up for it.
Bundy had stated that he didn't consider himself attractive, but he knew of his charming mannerisms. He may seem cocky now but back then to many he didn't. We judge mostly on retrospective knowledge but honestly: Had I been alive back then, I don't know how I would have viewed him, maybe I would have thought him to be nice, maybe even attractive. But as I live in 2019 and know him for what he was, I can truthfully say, that Ted Bundy is evil, but still, somehow charming.
Well there is probably some sad sack webpage run by women who wish he was still alive, just look into it. Sounds like you might really get something out of it.
@@tythompson2724 Of course there are women (and men) who still consider him to be somewhat of a sex symbol, it's a mental health matter and it's called hybristophilia. And no, I wouldn't get something out of it, if I read you correctly. It is actually quite handy being able to separate between his tools and his actions, for one can see how he used one to trigger the other and actually learn something about behaviourism in regards to criminal sociology. And as I said, I don't know how I would have reacted to him had I lived in the 70ies, I know only how I'm reacting now.
@@RikoScouseThere is A RAT in SEPARATE, that's a little spelling mnemonic that will make you seem smarter in the future.
People like you spout off like that, as if nobody ever has before. I guess you really think you have an original perspective on Ted Bundy. I don't really care what you think.
@@tythompson2724 Well, you do seem to care if you find the time to correct a non-native speaker's spelling mistakes, but thanks for the hint. And I honestly do not know where your spite comes from, but I never claimed nor do I think that I have an original perspective on Bundy. I'm just interested in the whole matter and sometimes there are nice people on UA-cam who reply to comments that can start an interesting conversation and then there's people like you, who really have nothing valid to say and feel the need to say the invalid.
@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 "Actus reus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea." A very interesting part of law. It is hard to pass sentence on serial killers because of their apparent mental impairment yet complete awareness of their own actions. What weighs more? The psychopathy or the functioning intellect? It's a very touchy subject. It is rightfully prohibited to murder or physically harm people and it is also right to keep those who act harmful to others away from society. But in what way? I am absolutely opposed to capital punishment so it can either be imprisonment or institutionalising them.
You wouldn't want to meet this guy on a dark night ladies. And remember, there are others out there just like him. Stay safe.
Sure 100%
Paul Renfrew I would have a Beer or water with Teddy
Actually women are drawn to the abusive bad boys.
Freaky Guy Productions hell yes we are
The bitch From hell thats nothing to be proud of
It’s scary to see how well-spoken, confident and charismatic he was…
This is what he would of been doing if he didn't kill ppl. He was studying law and wanted to become a lawyer
Thats how he charmed his way into getting ladies to go with him and in the end was killed because of it.
@@kuposceptre Exactly! Women fell for his charming good looks, he even acted like he was injured..
A real life demon.
Most serial killers are
He has the darkness in his eyes and the devils smile. The guy is constantly smirking. He knows he's fucked. I think he was just having fun and enjoying basking in the spotlight. The most narcissistic of all the serial killers I've ever read/studied.
B E A utiful
+RUGZ WRECKAGE Yep, you nailed it.
I don't know dommer was pretty sick
+Dipstick6
yeah, dahmer was a monster but he came across as a normal sort of person. The thing that I find most disturbing is Bundy's arrogant, superiority complex and his cunning.
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I remember watching him on the news when he was protesting his innocence back in the day my sister and I were laughing this handsome man could never do such things it gives me chills now
@Saiyan Blood This wasn't all that long ago; I'm only 28 and though Bundy was executed before I was born, it was only by a couple of years. OP is probably in her 40s or 50s. I think it's really interesting how we tend to distance ourselves from the recent past and feel alienated by historical events that took place at any point before we were born. It's the same with slavery or the sinking of the Titanic, my friend's grandma told us the story of *her* grandma's life of slavery and another friend's father told us about how his grandpa killed his master. 😅🤷🏼♀️👌 And there are still living World War II vets and Holocaust survivors. Sorry for the rant btw, I just think it's fascinating.
seems like you have an acute case of family stupidity correlating someone's potential involvement in a crime with how handsome or not he is, keep at it!
Bitch..do u just say handsome
@@skeptikhaleesi your so right. I'm 36 and my great aunt was born in 1901. She had so much to tell me about her father who was a slave as a child. Or her grandparents who lived through the Indian removal act. My mother grew up a sharecropper in the 1950s
Looks can be deceiving.
When he gets on the stand, you can actually see him going into character of an innocent likeable guy
psychopaths are shapeshifters
A side of him was “likable”…genuinely so. That’s why people were shocked it was Ted who was doing these murders. Plus his likability was what made women trust him.
Yeah lots of lawyers are probably scum even ones that did not rape the witnesses themselves seem to enjoy tormenting them. It's a perverse profession I think probably attracts sociopaths and control freaks some might be nice people but I don't know how they work with the nasty ones it's a shark tank in a court room.
I agree completely. I'm not too well-versed in psychology, but I have researched and learned some of the earmarks of a psychopath. 1. NO REMORSE 2. NO EMPATHY FOR OTHERS. I can't remember what the others are, but those two points stuck out to me.
I can see how people could have been taken in when he put on that face. I'm a fairly smart guy but I'm not a mind reader or a body language expert. It's why there are pretty effective con men who scam people fairly easily, including scamming highly intelligent and successful people.
The fact that a serial killer represents himself at court in such an eloquent way truly scares the shit out of me …
lol 😂 that’s why you gotta keep your head straight and don’t let your emotions dictate what you’re feeling lol 😂 that’s what you do for your job and your family is your own personal responsibility to your kids lol
I love looking at the judge in his rocking chair. Look's like he's on vacation loving the show. Only thing left is seeing him with a brandy in his hand 😁
I think ted looks very cringe trying to behave like a professional layer while making the biggest mistake layer can make, representing himself ..🤦♂️
One girl left him and he went hurting all the girls, notice he didnt kill men because he would have hes ass kicked like he did in this court.
Total loser
Ted's last chance to play a lawyer: ted lives in a fantasy world were he's the main star...I know a lot of people like that
Yes! So cocky... I think in his mind he just knew he was gonna get away with it...
Lived.
@@erica4you Oh Ted Bundy Is Practicing To Be Lawyer
Oh My God Ted Bundy Is Seem Like A Lawyer
No wonder he got the death sentence. ha ha.
I AM GLAD HE GOT THE DEATH SENTENCE, AND I WISH PEOPLE WOULD STOP BELIEVING EVIL PEOPLE WHO TALK CRAP ABOUT US GOOD ONES! Ted did something that I could never do: He killed females. He was the scum, the trash, the most despicable kind of vermin. Furthermore, to think about all those years in our country where people hero worshiped the mafia trash! I don't like torment either, but I'd never kill anyone. What the hell is wrong with stupid people?
That is the kindest and most patient judge that ever was.
@@vih6650 i felt he had that to he didnt take Bundys shit for showing up late
The judge liked Ted actually
I would've told Bundy: YOU SIT DOWN AND SHUT YOUR MOUTH! IF YOU TALK I WILL HAVE YOU THROWN IN A HOLE! ugh!
Anton Lavey had friends that were Judges, Lawyers, Doctors, Police Officers, Dentists, etc. In fact, those were the people he appealed to. Do you think just maybe JUST MAYBE the judge might possibly also be evil? ugh!
possibly
It’s crazy how comfortable everyone in the courtroom felt with him roaming freely. After being accused of killing many....
Strange
And after escaping twice
If I was in that room I would’ve been terrified- so lucky I had never been born yet at the time
THINGS WERE SO MUCH BETTER BACK THEN!!!!1111 oh wait
What’s the worst he could possible do before being detained? Punch someone in the face?
The fact that you're looking at an incredibly dangerous person is hard to fully understand or comprehend.
He is inadequate & spoiled.
It is not hard to believe, look at his facial expressions & eye area.
It's not warm or genuine, it is constructed.
I know...I'm just glad I wasn't around in his day in his hunting grounds because I would have no doubt went with him if he asked me for help. He was nice looking and charming...I can definitely see why so many young ladies were fooled..
Wolf in sheep's clothing since day 1 on this earth nothing new
@@shawnadeyo he really was good looking and charismatic, I definitely would've dated him if I didn't know he was literally evil
Him being allowed to cross examine the police about the crime scene, asking them to explain the gore in excruciating detail WITH NO BENEFIT TO HIS CASE is insane. He literally just wanted to hear about the damage he caused, to revel in it…almost as if he’s proud of his ‘work’. A fucking demonic animal that deserved far worse punishment than the relatively easy death he got.
Hi Glen.
Thank you for standing up for women.
I have been pondering this a lot: what made him do this to female strangers.
I've been traumatized after hearing the gruesome details that every time I look at a man, especially if he seems extremely & unsuspectingly innocent or good-looking, I see, in place of his face, the face of Ted Bundy and I get involuntarily terrified.
How can girls be so borderline gullible to dote on a pitied man such as him?
Someone who objectified an innocent female human that he choked her in such an inhumane way that her neck became less than half of its normal size?
Someone who so remorselessly penetrated his carcass victims to the point that their ORGANS fell out?
You know, Ted Bundy and people like him who, on a spectrum, objectify women, may have delusions of grandeur and reckon that, by brutalizing someone 18 times more feeble than himself, he's STRONG. That he's achieved or conquered something. He's done all of that but there's one thing he could never do: to love his self-perceived enemies who for some reason are women.
Any man can give in to his animalistic instincts--which only proves he's weak.
Because he's conquered everyone weaker than him but couldn't conquer himself. Couldn't face anything. Couldn't choose to love someone who, to him, didn't deserve to be loved--like women.
But that's why that despite the inner and inevitable resentment and numbness I started harboring towards anyone remotely resembling him, I choose to love him. I choose to pray for people like him. I conquer him with love.
It would've been a million times easier for Jesus on the cross to bash out against his mockers, but instead he prayed they be saved.
I've truly realized how the least (the seemingly smallest, the humblest) among us all is the greatest.
It indeed grieves my heart unimaginably thinking of what he did, because, despite all he thought he gained, he has lost the most precious thing, and that is himself.
He was taking everyone for fools and everyone allowed it.
@@james87367 If I was a parent of one of the victims I would have been furious that this is allowed.
He just killed some bitches without heart
@@justinaacuriouswanderer1496 instead of Jesus striking Bundy dead when he went to kill his first victim he stood by and watched
He loves the attention
He got off on attention. A total narcissist... and a scumbag to boot
AZ Bill until he got sentenced because apparently then he flipped his shit
Look at him. He's calm as fuck being charged with murder pretty much guaranteed to be found guilty and he's probably killed 70 more that we don't know of
@@634983 according to his lawyer he killed 104! Most serial killers kill double or treble than what they are convicted for.
totally!! It’s completely evident
By the way he smiles you can just tell he is loving all the attention
Oh yes lmao 🤣
Probably the only real attention he's ever got 🤗
I wonder if this sick freak was loving the attention when walking into the death chamber.
@@Romulan2469 he smiled while he was being electrocuted
Thought of himself as a play boy or some type of celebrity. “Oh look at me I’m THE Ted Bundy” He literally thought he was something and he knew it
You can tell that even the judge is as curious and intrigued as the everyone else witnessing this circus of a trial. He was the definition of audacity.
The judge was a Dick. See post-sentencing comments towards Bundy. Unreal.
@@nicholamc2629
Good I hope he was. Who cares? Guy killed people. I hope the judge was a huge prick to him
@@tomd1434 No, the judge complimented him!
@@nicholamc2629
The compliment you might be referring to is where judge spoke on how bundy was intelligent and could have been a lawyer in his courtroom but he chose another path. I think that he’s letting him know he flushed his life down the toilet and that he chose poorly.
@@tomd1434 It was still too much. Way too much. Also, the way he spoke to the mother of Nita Neary when she got on the witness stand was extremely condescending. And yes, I’ve read all the books on Bundy, I’ve watched all of the documentaries so please don’t condescend to me. With respect and affection for a fellow human being.
He really thought he was clever. You can just see the arrogance dripping off of him. Bet his expressions were different on his way to meet old sparky.
bison1203 Nope. Look it up. He smiled even past his last breath.
Yes they were. He cried all night long and asked for a priest to pray for him and confess his sins. When they took him to the chair his legs were"paralyzed". 2 men had to hold him or he would have fallen.They said he lost his color too.And 15 hours before his execution he was also crying during the interview with James Dobson the psychologist.
How incredibly ironic that something that brought him so much pleasure-murder could bring him so much terror when he faced it.@@dorarouzi
Kameo Kid it was a scared and nervous smile he applied. he even stated that he would rather kill himself than be killed. he was terrified of the chair.
@@antonioacevedo5200 Yeah he was tough only when he had to do with little girls.
I read in "The Stranger Beside Me" that his murders were likely motivated by his grudge against his ex-girlfriend. That's why he only killed attractive girls that looked like her: so that he could kill her again and again.
Scary...
You should read the Phantom prince by his ex girlfriend Elizabeth. Its very insightful. He was very resentful that he was born out of wedlock and that was one thing that effected his life greatly, so I tend to think that played a larger role
Dark Hair brunettes with hair parted in the middle.
@James Page He was clearly talking shit in his last interview.
Ummm why does everyone think there is more into it .. he was obsessed with rape .. and couldn’t get off unless he thought about it .. which later progressed into wanting to completely possess a women
@Tommy De Sadi Maybe..Where does any fetish come from? It came out as time went on, that Ted was a bit of a boozer as well. My theory is he had the obsession/compulsion problem of being an addict/alcoholic..Sex was one of his addictions, and his fetish was extreme power exchanges, the most extreme being killing your sexual partner for your own gratification. To complete this demented triangle to create a Ted Bundy was psychopathy/socioapthy..The inability to empathize on a deep level.
A sex addict with a perverse sadistic sexual fetish that has a hard time feeling anyone's needs but his own. Bake for 21 years and you get a Ted Bundy, a very rare, very dangerous human.
What makes him even more mind boggling is that ontop of this triad, he had a relatively high IQ and social awareness(again, not social empathy). There are probably tens of thousands of Teds out there but for one of these five attributes, and so, they dont make the news, or make it once. If we choose to look at it fatalstically, he won the worst powerball lottery one can win.
Ted Bundy looked like he was either a shoe salesman or an insurance agent.
Lol
Nope that the other buddy. THATS AL BUNDY.
High school chemistry teacher, botanist, car salesman, etc.
This is honestly such a sly but great insult lmaoooo
His cousin Al was a shoe sales man
True story.
My mom told me she was in the lobby of an auto shop having her Volkswagen beetle worked on. Pittsburgh area. A good looking man was in there waiting as well. Noticed her car when she came in and said "hi nice VW i have one as well...would you like to get coffee sometime?"
My mother said "oh no, i'm seeing a man but thank you" (who is now my father)
She explained that the man was nice, well kept together and well spoken. Carried conversation normally after with small talk but got up and left peacefully when his car was finished.
Later that year she saw him on the news as things began to unfold and she goes "That man asked me to coffee in the auto shop!"
No doubt it was Ted Bundy in that auto lobby shop.
Now that's freaky!
My grandmother met Pablo Escobar one day while she worked as a waitress in Panama. He was with his wife. She said he was very calm and mellow. She said you would've never suspected he was a psycho.
I saw Jesus yesterday at the dunking donuts drive thru
For a guy that had so many so-called "false" accusations against him, he seemed quite happy. This alone should have told people that he was lying. Innocent people are usually terrified or angry when being in court for things they didn't do.
You're so right. He is really enjoying being the center of attention here. Just eating it up. Such a disconnect. Scary as hell.
Back in the 70s they treated you a lot better in jails. Now a days in the police state that we live in you get treated like shit even for minor offenses.
You're supposed to judge people on laws and evidence, not demeanor.
Mike Faller stoopid
There has been murderers that have shown terror and anger.
That smile Bundy tried to cover up with his fingers at the very beginning of his testimony was so creepy.
Which minute aprox???
He did it all the way through
Yes🤯
You like him
@@hamschhjealous 🤔
A man who acts as his own attorney has a fool for a client.
Robert
In some circumstances you are better off defending yourself because lawyers will not vigorously defend you because they are afraid of upsetting the prosecutor or judge.
An arrogant fool
Chump Johnson No there is no instance unless you have a law degree that you are better off representing yourself.
You're Right
If you’re represented by a public defender you’re going to get screwed over. If you represent yourself you got a 50/50 chance.
Didnt freeway rick ross act as his own attorney and freed himself
Ted Bundy looks so normal
...and very cute. What a waste...
He’s a sociopath. Most of them look and can act normal.
I don't think he looks normal
@@bonnie_gail he does to me, extremely charismatic and good looking, which makes him the scariest serial killer of all time
Honestly I feel like it’s obvious he was guilty simply from the fact that he was smiling and acting confident in a trial for dozens of murders. No innocent person would be happy in this environment.
That's what I always thought, too. It gave him away, and played a big part in his being found guilty and sentenced to death. Any mentally normal, truly innocent person on trial for murder, and possibly facing capital punishment, would be absolutely terrified and unable to hide it. If he'd been as clever as he felt himself to be, he would have just sat at his desk, looking distraught, and let his attorneys do their job. He'd have had at least a minimal chance then. But of course his psychotic ego got in the way.
@@iancavon7125 He attempted to fire one of his lawyers because the guy was genuinely talented and was getting some press. Insane.
@@listentothenightfilms Egotistical.
@G Smooth that's right the smiling is extremely telling with all the horror he's accused of, there he is "smiling," evil, evil.
Yup. Lets send guys to death row because they smile in court and it makes you uncomfortable.
I don't care,I'm just not that friendly I would never get in a car with a man I don't know!
Most of them just leaned in to put his books in there and he knocked them over the head
Rosalyn Jackson it was between the late 60s and 70s, things were different back then, you never would have thought that helping someone put books in their car would end up with you dead
it's 2019 now we know better
Never in my life I would get in a car with random people 70s 80s 90s or ever.
@Sophia Serpa Speak for yourself 😄
Abraham Lincoln Quote: “He who represents himself has a fool for a client.”
Well he did have other attorneys so at least he wasn't THAT foolish. Although he did ruin everything they tried to do for him including the plea bargain which is why he ended up in the electric chair.
He thought he would walk, his sense of grandiose was his downfall. But he was a very charismatic man that could have been successful, but his brain was sick as hell.
Also suspended habeas corpus so the quote makes sense. Although Lincoln is one of my favorite presidents.
That is what assures you the legal system is a game.
Yes!
I truly believe that Ted Bundy chose to represent himself so that he could be the real star of the show. He reveled in the attention. Even in his last interview, while he's blaming everything on porn and trying to paint himself as a victim (like Roxy Hart, the Jazz Killer in Chicago), it was all to revel in the attention.
You can smell the stale 70s air in that courtroom.
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Chick with a face mask on talking about stale air...freakin hilarious 😩😩😩😳😳
Love it
Hahaha too funny 😂
Crazy how we can almost imagine exactly what you mean just by the description
So true!! The 70’s definitely had a distinct smell. 🤣🤣🤣
4:03. Watch him hide a grin as he takes the stand. He's the best case of narcissism ever displayed.
Creepy 😳
It is rather chilling because there's nothing which invites him to smile at all, other than the fact he's taking the stand as a defense witness in his own trial. I think in his mind it was a sick game and he thought he was so smart and superior to all those in the court, he would get off on a legal technicality. Hence the smile. Another theory is he could have been smiling reminding himself that he killed 30 plus young women and these idiots have allowed him to defend himself and are treating him like he's a lawyer rather than a serial killer.
@@paullangton-rogers2390 he was smiling at the fact that he'd tried to move the mic once he sat down and it didn't work, so he smiled in a bashful way and put his hand over his mouth. You don't need to read malevolence into everything. We all know he did what he did.
@@scarlettdracoblack4454 The fact that he even had a trial is extremely narcissist only to boast about the murders after he lost the case. Smirking just let's you know how much of a psychopath he is, the victims family's are in the court room and he doesn't even know it's not appropriate to laugh in this situation.
@@paullangton-rogers2390 Is it wrong that I smile when he smiles?? I feel so worried how do I fix this??
That's some loud typing by the court stenographer
Annoyed me so much.
Hey, remember when old news rooms did that to sound very busy?
You have to remember that back then, we had different equipment than we do now. We didn't have digital.
yeah 10:15 in and its really starting to piss me off
I like it. It's relaxing.
You can never judge a Book by its "Cover ".
yup
But you can know if this is cheap or expensive. 🤣
@@silverkitty2503 visit a museum if you can. Some of the old books with worn out pages and covers are preserved and deemed invaluable. So, unless you've read the content you must never decide its value.
he was actually bad at representing himself...just limitless narcissism
Exactly. I don't get the top comment saying "I genuinely cannot imagine this man being violent..."
@@Melville1800s Very true but if a lawyer is really good then a lawyer is really good and who cares about the personality defect ya know? We're seeing the worst of both worlds here: NOT a good lawyer and also a narcissist.
R.C. Costi if he had been humble for one second and thereby pragmatic, he would’ve had much better odds
Jess C. Salinger said it best
Well his defense was pretty flimsy wasn't it. All they had really was police not following strict procedures during his arrest. I think he relied heavily on the planting a seed of doubt in the jury by coming across as an unlikely serial killer and likeable person. That's all you need to do plant seeds of doubt often. The case against Bundy was pretty damning though as one of his victims escaped and could identify him impersonating a police officer and trying to lure her into his car. That in itself is not proof any murders, but shows what he was capable of doing and that there was a whole other dark side to this charismatic normal looking guy you see in court.
sociopaths work really hard to appear normal. Trust your instinct .. if something is off or doesn't feel right.. go with it. It can save your life.
I am sure the Seattle Mariners did not appreciate him wearing one of their T Shirts.
I now want one of those TShirts.
The stenographer could dial it back a bit. Jeesh.
He seems so normal and charming, and that's fucking scary.
Makes me wanna trust no one O_O
sam g
I simply can not imagine this guy doing what he did!!
DonPeyote He looks like a movie actor or some shit.
Serial killer or not. We humans first priority is to fit in. Its not to act on our lust and desires.
He's smiling because he already knows he's going to fry and is enjoying every minute of the attention he has.
Maybe, but given his egoism, it's just as possible he thought he could talk his way out of it. After all, he got away with it over and over and over again.
At the end of the trial, the judge said he would have made a good lawyer. What slammed the door on his defense was when the prosecution presented evidence that matched his dental record to teeth marks found on a victim.
So, at the time this video was shot, which was well before the dental evidence, Bundy may well have thought he could play the super lawyer and get himself off.
he's acting all along like he's in a movie and loving the attention he's getting
+Galantski Bundy never got away with anything at any time. first time he was arrested, he was booked
Attention seekers.. that's true for most serial killers. The media is not helping much either..giving those freaks what they seek!
Maria Humphries Agree. The fascination for this kind of people is dangerous. Especially movies and series that put them in a "badass" light. Just gives them an opening to feel free to act.
Loves the sound of his own voice.
And has a good voice!
He was a complete megalomaniac
I hate the sound of that typewriter
All serial killers do. They never shut up. Repeat themselves over and over, contradict themselves, and 95% of the time just full of shit.
@@LumpyAdams omg judging by this statement i must be a serial killer.
In the 2000 film American Psycho, Patrick Bateman says, "Did you know that Ted Bundy's first dog, a collie, was named Lassie?"
The constant smirking of Bundy reveals his evil mind.
The smirking is dupers delight he thinks he's fooling everyone
Yeah I'm pretty sure his crimes reveal that..... Good one tho
He's playing games
Same with Joran van der Sloot killer of nathalie holloway and stephany flores.
He’s, at the very least, a narcissist and a sociopath.
Feels like im watching a movie
I know right...
lol kait your funny
Exact feeling..he seems like a movie actor and this real court room scene feels like movie scene,not real....I don't know what is it about him,but it's like some magnet..very charming...I can see why so many poor girls fell victim of this charm. It's sad .judge's final words were true "such s waste of humanity". He could have had a complete different life and a happy and successful one probably..and all the girls would have been alive
Yes, everything feels scripted for the masses.
@@kimmoreels7950 ur funnier >3
You can tell he´s enjoying himself. The way he looked it was like he was having a birthday party. Talk about a narcicist.
Only Bundy can get away with wearing a sports jacket with a Seattle Mariners T shirt under a button up.
Even he couldn't get away with it...
Stud lol
he did not get away with it. that is the ugliest outfit ever concieved
trust me, he didn't get away with it, just demonstrates how out of touch he really is with reality
That bloody typist and her tap tap tapping clink clink clonk clonk
court transcriber...it's her job...gheez
All typewriters are loud
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😂🤣 I was thinking the same thing. It is so loud and annoying. Lol
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One of the most incredible moments in legal history. The worlds most famous serial killer acting as his own attorney. It's amazing that this was documented on video for us to study so many years later.
The judge is just so amazed at how well spoken and contained he is. He is just so taken back
Judge: "Your a bright young man.." I still don't understand how the judge complimented this guy.
@@Christrulesall2 Why not?
@Christrulesall2 He had a high iq, calling him bright is just a statement of fact.
@@Christrulesall2the judge was manipulated by him. That’s how good these sociopaths are at manipulation. The judge fell for it.
Ted gives a whole new meaning to Sleepless in Seattle.
"Don't shake your finger at me young man!"
He honesty thought he could get up and leave at any time..
what part was that? I remember seeing that before, but for some reason I can't find it on this vid.
NateM its not on this video.. its another day
can't believe anybody thought this guy was charming. his body language, expression, demeanor eyes all give off an uncomfortable vibe. whether or not I knew who he was before.
nobody on trial for being a serial killer is that casual and good humored. he is enjoying the attention because he is a narcissist
+Nizwiz411 worse part is after this trial he escaped and killed about 6 more women/girls
+Nizwiz411 He escaped in 1978...he had already murdered those women when this trial was happening...
+Nizwiz411 It's easy to make those type of hollow statements and judgement 30 years after the facts...
+Benny Ryan great statement
+A Vox Dei no that's exactly my point. a person on trial for killing 30+ people shoukd not be jovial. that sign alone should be a warning that this guy is a psycho. and it's not about hindsight. bundy gives off a very uncomfortable vibe
He was smirking and laughing cause he knows he is making a farce of the court.
expsterm1 I bet he thought he was going to manipulate all of these ppl like he’s done with other people. But no. He was a blabbering fool.
Marking a farce? They fried his ass.
@Gene Cox I didn’t call him stupid, i didn’t reference his intelligence, I did not mention his killing spree, I was referring to his time in court only, during which time he was making a farce of it, and then they fried him.
He was the nicest young man and a monster in the same body. His self confidence was unparalleled. The trial judge said he would have made a great lawyer and was a pleasure in the courtroom. What a waste of humanity 😢. Never to forget his victims.😢 A real shame all the way around
lol 😂 lol 😆 lol 😂
If you really believe this then you should watch the OJ case too.
Murder Mystery is #1 fiction in America
Obviously it works in you. I only sence pure evil
Yeah we sure need more lawyers in this world 😊. Why not throw in some need for more bankers and politicians also.
What is your definition of nice??? Duh!!
Fascinating to watch a very intelligent judge and a psychopathic maniac have an intellectual, measured, courteous and respectful conversation. They both spoke on the same level and both knew the law. I'd love to know what the judge was thinking about all this. Bundy's surface personality and voice reminds me of Steve McQueen, another good actor.
Yes, McQueen, good observation.
The judge praised him as a human being who took a wrong path at the end of his trial.
He'd fallen under his spell too 🤦🏻♀️
@@ellie698 I wonder if the judge did it as a type of psychological dig. Otherwise I can’t imagine why anyone would take the time to compliment Ted for anything.
Scarey judge.
you mistaken the judge was playing with the kindergarden level of "law", just toying with ted like a cat toys with a rat...proof is in the pudding! TED DEAD..cooked like road kill in the ozarks!!!
You can see the wheels turning during the car search questionnaire. You know hes lying but hes looking for the right answers.
Facts
Those are his own questions to himself so...
It must be quite torturous to feel no empathy for other people. It really is a subhuman existence.
Why would it be, they have no emotions, they feel literally nothing.
Gary Ridgeway, the Green River killer, was asked what if anything puzzled him about other people, he thought for a moment and then said,
"that "caring" thing..."
He never understood caring for others...
It's called soico/psychopath, narcisstic, personality disorder, etc etc....too many people like that nowadays.
@@sixchiensblancs
Because part of the human condition that grants us a sense of satisfaction is the depth of feeling we are able to find when understanding the condition of others and behaving accordingly (mercy, altruism). Without that capacity we are like spiders or lizards and can only pleasure in the evanescent sating of self indulgence. The inability to deny one's own impulses for the sake of another is a kind of recessive paralysis.
Pretty sure it’s the exact opposite 😂
You’ve voted for worse
As always, I see how he, like Dahmer, were easy on the eyes and how easily someone would want to trust them for their good looks and "normal" friendly appearance/front.
He has a superficial charm, if you can even call it that, that doesn't seem genuine.
Lioninthenight that’s what sociopaths do....they watch and learn “normal” behavior and then imitate it.
Knowing what we know now about him, we would think that way.
EnglishNerd sociopaths are not autistic, they can be normal outside of their violent tendencies. They’re not some weird aliens or species. They don’t have to learn normal human mannerisms, because they are human
Yea, But at minimum 36 or however many women met their demise because they couldn't recognize that...
id fuck him
“Quaking in my shoes” -Ted Bundy 1979
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@@sofiaisacreepypastafan 12:36
It's all he can do to not bust out in laughter, & lose it. This trial was nothing more than a free range platform for him to relive everything he had done. He loved every minute of this trial- it was a circus act for him.
Ryan Shead
lol.
Not nearly as much as you do, rubbing one off to the thought of your mother touching your wrinkled sac.
I love how the judge is rocking back and forth on his chair thinking under his weight it's Gunna give out lol😂
I can't imagine being a victim and then hearing my attacker was going to question me in court. That is some serious strength those women have because I don't know if I could have faced him like that not after he raped me or tried to crack my skull, I think it's awful that he has that right and I don't even want to know what he was thinking inside while he was asking them questions. Like was he reliving it in his head... insane to me. I understand the right to defend yourself but that part is traumatizing I feel like.
Yeah I think victims are traumatized just seeing their attacker in court makes them forget details or sound nervous as is that should not have been allowed.
Honestly I couldn’t have done it. That kind of thing would never fly today, for that I’m glad.
You're not his type
I think he wanted to instill further fear. He loved that.
Innocent until proven guilty. You have the same right. If you don't want him to have it now when we all know what happened then you also dont want yourself to have that right, either.
I can’t believe how calm this whole situation is
He doesnt look like a killer in this video. But his body language gives away that he was a shifty, lying, crafty, manipulative man. Look at him patiently and calmly crafting his answers.
what does a killer look like?
@@davisworth5114 I feel that at the end of the day, we don't really know at all...
But he is breathing rapidly, depicting either anxiety or excitement, or both.
@@bobdownes162 yes everybody is good detective after you know all the facts.
@@siemniak Too True !
Even lucifer was handsome
Specially Lucifer.
Honestly, you'd know this was back in the day, Ted Bundy allowed to Swagger around the courtroom like he was a high class attorney. It's nauseating especially in light of the fact that he was a brutal rapist/murderer. How things have changed...... If it was today he'd be in an orange jumpsuit shackled in chains. Life unworthy of it. May the women and child he murdered rest in Eternal Peace 🕊.
I agree. Why would someone being tried for something that heinous be allowed to behave in a normal manner, like he's just one more Court attendee.
If he represented himself he wouldn't be in chains even today
No defendants are shackled in chains and wearing an orange jumpsuit or stripes during their trials. It prejudices the juries against them.
At the very least he should have been told to sit upright not laid back and smiling like he’s in the pub having a laugh with his mates it is ridiculous he’s displaying arrogant and narcissistic personality traits.
No he wouldn't if he was representing himself
It’s chilling how well spoken he was
Exactly like how he would just act like it was a joke
smith lovy well it’s just crazy that they can do such horrible things and act like it’s a joke
@smith lovy he had a high iq, he was a law student and went to college for it which makes you understand why he did what he did when he had a perfect life ahead of him with a beautiful wife.
How is it chilling ?
eeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwww!!!!!!!!!!
creepy, shifty and furtive. . cant see why everyone says he appeared normal. he reminds me of norman bates
Jane Hibberd agree totally.
exactly... just nothing loving and charismatic at all about him..
Right I don't get it
Exactly! He is like a rat
Some people are more intuitive and more cautious than others. He surpasses Bates cause he was real!
That stenographer is killing it
Bundy loves to hear his gums flapping. There is little to no substance to what he says. He just goes on and on. smh
...much like the current president of the U.S.
@@jamessoltis5407 Oh, look! Another psycho who has to interject politics into everything. SMH
choppedpeanuts2 ...are you yet another butthurt Republican/Trump cultist?
Politics is what makes the world go ‘round, my friend. The problem with my previous statement is only that it is true.
James Soltis
It was unnecessary
choppedpeanuts2 WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING omg I’ve been waiting for someone else to point this out
One of my favorite ASMR videos.
Rofl
Hypnotic Brain Cloud Float lmfao
jesus hated bald pussy
LMAO I have fallen asleep listening to this shit.
HA!!!!!!!
13:42 that "What? Excuse me?" plus that smile was sarcastic af....dude is enjoying it smh
Yes! And that was creepy
🌹 Rip 12 Yr Old Kimberly Leach Who Would Be 57 Now, 12 Yr Old Lynette Dawn Culver Who Would Be 60 and The 28 or Possibly More Other Victims. 🌹
poor children, RIP
exactly. no one seems to remember them or even care.
@LoneDa1sy yep ppl want to be boastful and attracted to a necrophilia/pedophile, ppl are sick...