“As he told me, ‘You know I couldn’t go to anyone with my problem and tell them what my problem was, I couldn’t go to a psychiatrist and talk to them about that.’ The thing that was to his most detriment is he didn’t trust his attorneys because he thought he was a better attorney than they were,” Chapman said.Ĭonsidering Bundy’s history with escapes, Sheriff Ken Katsaris, an infamous figure in Bundy’s investigation, put three locks on the cell door Ted Bundy was kept in and made sure the keys were always in the hands of three different people. Psychologists said Bundy was out of control in early 1978, consumed by his confessed desire to 'possess women by whatever means necessary.'Most of the women Bundy is suspected. Perhaps most shocking was that Bundy was addicted to killing. Ted Bundy, who is suspected of killing three dozen young women in the 1970s, broke his grisly pattern of sex slayings when he abducted and murdered Kimberly Diane Leach. Bundy told him things he did not tell anyone else.Ĭhapman said he spent 40 hours talking with Bundy.
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“He says, ‘My name is Theodore Robert Bundy,’ and I had no idea who he was.”Ĭhapman would learn Bundy was a cold-blooded serial killer, suspected of raping and murdering dozens of women across the country. They brought Ted along to see their family home before they had moved to Seattle. When Bundy was arrested, he gave a fake a name and did not reveal w ho he truly was for almost two full days. Four years before Ted Bundy began his known brutal killing spree, this vacation photo was taken in Ogden, Utah, in 1970.
“He was very personable, very charismatic, very unalarming, and see, that’s the dangerous thing,” former Pensacola Police Chief Norman Chapman said. Bettmann/Getty Images This is a famous crime scene photo of the murdered mafia kingpin Joe Masseria as he lies dead on the floor of a Coney Island restaurant. When Ted Bundy’s booking photo was taken, police did not realize who they had in custody, nor did they know what he was capable of doing. After his ultimate re-arrest on February 15, 1978, Ted Bundy was transferred to the Leon County Jail.
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