Ted Bundy How It Happened (Full/no commercials)

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• DI

  @discodelirio · 3 years ago (edited)

  Only in the 70s if you felt suicidal and rang a helpline you could get Ted Bundy on the phone trying to stop you

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• JE

  @jenniferfinck3673 · 1 year ago

  Carol, I’m 54 years old and I’ve studied serial killers, Bundy in particular, most of my life.  I have so much respect for you…getting away from him that night, coming forward to speak about your experience with him, and I loved watching you point him out in court! Good for you…on every level!!!

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• ED

  @eduardobalestrini4328 · 8 months ago

  This case is shocking. Ted Bundy’s social status helped protect him and allowed him to keep killing. Because he was good-looking, well-spoken, and a law student, many people trusted him and underestimated the danger he posed. His story shows that evil doesn’t have one look or one form—it can hide behind respectability.

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• PE

  @PedroTorres-k7z · 1 year ago

  RIP to all the beautiful young women.

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• TY

  @tyronethomas4543 · 1 year ago

  I'm reading the comments and now that we know what he did, its easy for people to say in hindsight "looking at his eyes, he looks like a killer. " All of the people he killed apparently didn't see ( Killer ) in his eyes. God Bless them.

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• SA

  @SaberShotFusion · 1 year ago

  I think it’s really overlooked how nice an actually interesting 2 hour ad-free video is.

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• HA

  @HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy · 3 years ago

  My mother was in Bountiful Utah playing her cello at viewmont high. She left the building to go home and her bug wouldnt start. She didnt know what to do, there was 1 tan colored bug in the parking lot and 2 other cars. Ted bundy approached her with a cast on his arm and asked if she needed a ride home. just then 2 boys and a girl came out of the auditorium and walked over to my mom, my mother knew the girl, as they approached Ted said "well see ya" and walked back to his bug.One of the boys was a mechanic and looked at her engine and found that the spark plug cables had been removed. he said to my mom "I hate to say this but someone has sabotaged your car, i've fixed it, try to start it" it fired right up. My Grandpa (moms dad) wouldnt let her drive to Viewmont anymore and instead he would drop her off and pick her up. Less than 2 weeks later Debbi went missing.

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• AN

  @anaesquibel4379 · 1 year ago

  Say what??!! Other prisoners told the prison that Ted Bundy was going into the ceiling and they could hear him doing it...every night!? <br>And nobody checked it out??!! <br>WTF?? <br>Somebody needed to be held accountable for that at that super lax prison. 😢

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• ZU

  @zuckerkane · 3 years ago

  Naslund’s mom always breaks my heart. Never seen a woman more devastated.

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• JE

  @jessiefrye3045 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Had Carol NOT escaped, Ted most likely would not have been caught for years. &nbsp;If ever. And He would have killed her too. <br>I&apos;m glad you escaped Carol.

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• LI

  @linmorin2529 · 6 months ago

  Carol, we support you. You were and are a warrior.<br>❤

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• CA

  @capricornk9033 · 3 years ago

  I love that almost the entire sorority killing portion of the story was about the girls. &nbsp;Ted&apos;s name wasn&apos;t mentioned for the longest time and it was all about what they and the community went thru. &nbsp;This documentary did a very good job of balancing talking about Ted but also lingering heavily on the women and girls that died.

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