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Ted Bundy: A Killer in the Archives

Ted Bundy: A Killer in the Archives

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The Aspen Times, 1977-1978

A collection of Aspen Times clippings from 1977 and 1978.

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Weekly World News, 1989

The February 21 and 28 editions of the Weekly World News tabloid, which published gruesome photos of Ted Bundy's burned corpse after his execution and autopsy.

The Feb 28 article seems a bit ...

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Bundy's Appeal Notes, December 1988

Bundy was still actively trying to appeal his case on the merits in December 1988. Here are some of his handwritten notes, attacking the veracity of Anderson's witness statement in the Leach case. ...

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Feb 22, 1978

The final interview Ted allowed with Florida investigators Bodiford, Patchen, and Chapman. Bodiford seems to be trying to convince Ted that he could be a victim of multiple personality disorder in ...

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Dear Bob, 1984-1988

“In your letter you constantly referred to or inferred about the cases in the mid-70s. I don’t blame you. However, I made it very clear in my initial letter to the Task Force that I was in no w...

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Interview with Jim Sewell

"I went upstairs, and at that point, the only one we were sure was dead was Margaret Bowman. I went into her room to confirm, and she was indeed dead. Lisa was not pronounced yet. The EMTs made the...

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Ann Rule Interviews

A compilation of Ann Rule interviews from 1986, plus an additional appearance in a serial killer story from 1991.

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Interview with Stephen Michaud

"So what would happen was, he would go into a sort of state where he seemed to be reliving whatever we were talking about. I didn't happen a lot of times because he was really resistant, but when h...

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Ben Masterson, 1978

"Francis, Masterton and Bundy sang together one afternoon in the hallway of The Oak. Masterton said that he and Francis were sitting in the hallway in front of room 12, singing tunes from a Beatles...

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1989 FBI Conference

The agenda for the February 1989 Bundy conference, hosted by the FBI in Quantico, Virgina. 

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Jack Bowman Letters, 1979

"...I believe it has become necessary to express our feelings to you directly on a certain event regarding the trial of Theodore Bundy.

We strongly object to the press conference which Bundy...

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How did you find me?

An updated survey to sate my curiosity about how you found my Patreon. Please let me know, even if you already responded to the first poll. 

Thanks! -TJ

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New Logo Poll

I'm trying out a new logo for profile image thumbnails, etc. I'm not great at Photoshop so these are the best I could come up with. (If you have graphic design experience and wanna help me out, lmk...

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Lisa Levy and Margaret Bowman Autopsy Reports

The brutal damage done to these innocent young women's bodies.

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Louise Cowell, 1942

“My mother and I, and this well may go for all the kids, didn’t talk a lot about real personal matters. I don’t resent it, but I don’t know why this is. There’s something in her backgroun...

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Nancy Baird

Hi friends! I wanted to share that I was featured in the Cold podcast and news story out of Salt Lake City on the Nancy Perry Baird case. She's known as an "unconfirmed victim"- one who has been li...

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Jenny Gadowski, 1975

(Photo is Greg, Ray, and Jenny Gadowski, 1972)

"First of all, Caryn goes, 'why don't you go get my magazine for me?' and my dad goes, 'why don't you get it, it's your magazine!' And Caryn jus...

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Personal Statements

"I apply to law school because my professional and community activities demand daily a knowledge of the law I do not have. Whether I am studying the behavior of criminal offenders, examining bills ...

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People Weekly, 1989

An article focused on the victims' families in People Weekly magazine, February 6, 1989.

UPDATED the file in much better quality.

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Roxborough Review, 1989

"'My father (Samuel Cowell, whom Dr. Dorothy Lewis had described as a demented, extremely violent and frightening individual who had a lasting influence on Bundy) was a very loving man. He loved Te...

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Interview 1988

"By the time Ted and I had settled in for the 1988 interviews, the Green River case was six years old and Bundy and I had become something more than pen pals. I was down here at his request because...

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Dr. Ron Holmes

"What Holmes is saying around the country is so patently and outrageously preposterous that anyone who knows about serial murder and/or my background will quickly identify Holmes as a charlatan... ...

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California

Ted admitted to one murder in northern California, but exactly where and when is unknown. He is often named as a potential suspect in the Santa Rosa hitchhiker murders from northern California in 1...

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Crime Lab Reports

Excerpts from Tacoma PD Det. Lindsey Wade's interview with the Washed Away podcast:

You know, Ted Bundy was a suspect in the Burr case, just based on really urban legend. I mean, there was no...

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Summary of Evidence in Washington

This highly detailed King County Police document summarizes the (circumstantial) evidence tying Ted to the Washington murders. 


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Bundy-Cowell Family Tree

I've posted about it before, but in case anyone hasn't seen it-- if you'd like an invitation to view my extensive ancestry.com family tree for the Bundy-Cowell clan, send me a PM with your preferre...

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Prison Incidents, 1979-1988

Nearly ten years' worth of records regarding Ted's prison incidents, complaints, and disciplinary reports. The file represents at least one incident for every year he was at the FSP (with the excep...

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Bundy's Fingerprints

Taken after his arrest for kidnapping in Salt Lake. Anyone read palms?

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Chi Omega Interviews, 1978

Tallahassee police interviewed the Chi Omega sisters shortly after the sorority house attack. In this tape, Helen Haynes and Valerie Duke describe their memories of that terrible night.

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Employment Records, 1972-1974

A variety of records from Ted's prior jobs in Seattle. Includes the Crime Commission newsletter (which featured Ted as Assistant Director), job applications, a consultant contract, and travel vouch...

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