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In Ted Bundy: Conversations with a Killer, and other serial killers. Ted Bundy: Conversations with a Killer is, Yet the Ted that we came to know-at his.
Theodore Robert Ted Bundy born Theodore Robert Cowell; November 24, 1946 – January 24, 1989 was an American serial killer, kidnapper, rapist.
NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT
I M NOT GUILTY
By: Dr. Al Carlisle, PhD
To some extent I felt like the Devil, and to some extent I felt like God -Ted Bundy
I m Not Guilty may serve as a textbook for college-level courses in abnormal psychology or a guidebook for horror writers wishing to create vicious characters. It does a creditable job outlining the alterations in personality that accompanied changes in Bundy s life. – Author Michael Collings
BEHIND THE MAKING OF
I M NOT GUILTY:
Ted Bundy, the notorious serial killer, was responsible for over thirty brutal homicides of young women in the early 1970s. Left TED BUNDY smiling - Baltimore Sun Newspaper Laser Wire Photo August 1, 1978 Original press photo of serial killer, Theodore Ted Robert Bundy being indicted in court on murder, attempted murder, and burglary. Imprisoned for almost 15 years before his execution in the Florida electric chair in 1989, Bundy was interviewed for hundreds of hours by professionals. He offered valuable insight into the thoughts and methods of other serial killers but almost never spoke about his own crimes. Dr. Al Carlisle evaluated Bundy for the Utah court when he was first arrested in 1975 and conducted extensive interviews with him after that.
AP Photo/Glenwood Post, Ross Dolan
Caption: Accused murderer Ted Bundy center is led to a court hearing on June 13, 1977, by Pitkin County Sheriff deputies in Florida after being recaptured in the Aspen, Colorado area.
Dr. Carlisle has painstakingly reconstructed the life of Ted Bundy through conversations with his friends, family, neighbors, lovers, investigators, and surviving victims and with the killer himself. I M NOT GUILTY finally answers the questions about Ted Bundy s own crimes through a fictional dialogue between Carlisle and Bundy on the day before his execution, and sheds light on the development of the violent mind.
Al Carlisle speaking at a recent seminar
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Al Carlisle got his BS and MS from Utah State University and his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Brigham Young University. The majority of his career was spent as a psychologist at the Utah State Prison from which he retired as the head of the Psychology Department in 1989. He was a consultant for the Salt Lake Rape Crisis Center for several years. He has done extensive research on serial killers and has interviewed the Hi Fi killers, Arthur Gary Bishop, Westley Allan Dodd, Keith Jesperson, Ted Bundy and many others. He currently resides in Price, Utah, and conducts workshops with Law Enforcement Agencies, Libraries, and Writers Conventions.
Jun 18, 2012 - Al Carlisle PhD talks about how Ted Bundy grew up and how different aspects of his life help us to understand the Serial Killer mentality.
Ted Bundy Salt Lake County prison Mug Shot
ABOUT TED BUNDY: Ted Bundy was a serial killer with victims in Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. Theodore Robert Ted Bundy born Theodore Robert Cowell; November 24, 1946 – January 24, 1989 was an American serial killer, rapist, kidnapper, and necrophile who assaulted and murdered many young women in the South and the Midwest during the 1970s, and possibly earlier. After more than a decade of denials, he confessed shortly before his execution to 30 homicides committed in seven states between 1974 and 1978; the true total remains unknown, and could be much higher. Serial killer Ted Bundy always sought petite young females with long brown hair, parted in the middle. There appears to have been at least 30 such victims from the State of Washington to Florida.
IMPORTANT LINKS:
I M NOT GUILTY
Ted Bundy In Happier Times
Extremely rare candid photo of Ted smiling as he poses for a snapshot with blond Carol Bartholomew, a resident of Salt Lake City, Utah. He helped clean the dishes after a 1975 birthday party. Carol remembered Mr. Bundy as polite and attractive.
SERIAL KILLER TED BUNDY; Chicago was one of the few stops that Mr. Bundy would make along the route to his final destination, sunny Florida. By mid January of 1978, Ted Bundy, using his newly acquired name Chris Hagen, had settled comfortably into a one-room apartment in Tallahassee, Florida. On January 15, 1978, Ted Bundy went to the Chi Omega sorority house at Florida State University FSU and murdered Lisa Levy and Margaret Bowman. He also attacked two other women there, then attacked a fourth woman, also a student at Florida State University, who was living in a house a few blocks away. left Mark Foley, Associated Press/ August 7, 1978 Ted Bundy, calls out to a reporter as he waits to be transported to Leon County Jail in Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. 7, 1978. Bundy, who was placed on the FBI s 10 Most Wanted list, was executed in the electric chair Jan. 24, 1989 in Florida State Prison in Starke, Fla., for killing a 12-year-old Florida girl. He also confessed to killing 23 women in Washington, Oregon, Utah, Colorado and Florida before his execution. Much of the story of the search for one of the nation s most notorious serial killers can be found in 19 cardboard boxes at the King County Archives and Records Center in Seattle, Wa.
Jan. 20 BUNDY MURDER VICTIMS - Victims of convicted murderer Ted Bundy are shown in file photos from left to right. Lisa Levy, Margaret Bowman, sorority sisters at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Fla, who died in 1978 and Kimberly Diane Leach, a Lake City, Florida schoolgirl who was also murdered in 1978. Bundy is scheduled to die Tuesday in Florida s electric chair for the Leach killing. On Friday the Florida Supreme Court refused to block the execution. AP Laser Photo Orlando Sentinel 1989 Slug: BUNDY
This is just a partial list showing some of the young women
that Ted Bundy killed on his brutal murder carnage.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINE:
POLICE IDENTIFY 2 MORE BODIES
UP FRONT: THE ENIGMA OF TED BUNDY
DID HE KILL 18 WOMEN.
OR HAS HE BEEN FRAMED.
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
February 16, 1989 - Official TED BUNDY Record Release Document with his fingerprints.
1975 Police Crime Photo showing the different items serial
killer Ted Bundy used when breaking into the women s homes.
WANTED BY THE FBI
INTERSTATE FLIGHT - MURDER
THEODORE ROBERT BUNDY
Ted Bundy Murder Trial, June - July, 1979
Ted Bundy smiles while listening to the judge speak
Ted Bundy Speaking With His Lawyers During His Murder Trial in June - July, 1979
July 30, 1979
Ted Bundy Gets Angry In Court
MIAMI NEWS June 27, 1979
MIAMI NEWS July 17, 1979
MIAMI NEWS August 2, 1979
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Serial Killer Ted Bundy died in the electric chair at Raiford Prison in Starke, Florida, on January 24, 1989. This picture was taken right after he was executed.
Museum Displays Serial Killer Ted Bundy s Car
More Details About Ted Bundy
Ted as a little boy standing by his Christmas tree
Ted Bundy s childhood was not a normal childhood. He was born in Vermont to his 23 year old mother Louise. Granted there are many kids who do not have the best childhoods due to physical, sexual or mental abuse within the family. He wasn t abused but he was lied to about who his real mother was. Louise gave birth to Ted when she was an unmarried teen in an unwed home for mothers. When his mother returned to the family they decided to tell Ted that his grandmother was his mother and his actual mother was his 20 year older sister.
Ted Bundy as a child wearing his cowboy outfit
Ted was also under the impression that his grandfather was his father and during all this time, sensed that something was wrong. At 3 years old, young Ted showed signs of not being of what is considered normal. His teenage aunt remembered when she woke up from taking a nap and little Ted had taken all the sharp kitchen knives out and placed them all around her body. When she looked at Ted he just gave her a smirk. The strange and bizarre things Ted would eventually do later on in his life started at a very early age.
Louise and her son Ted at 3 years old
and confused as to who he really was.
Bundy s serial killing began after his obsession over former girlfriend Stephanie Brooks developed. After rekindling his romance with Brooks and then dumping her, he began his killing spree by murdering women who were attractive and had long, dark hair parted in the middle like Stephanie. It is debated about whom his first victim was, however, Bundy s lawyer claims that Ted spoke to him and revealed that his first victim was a man, the only man he ever killed. It is also believed that he began killing as early as 1974.
Ted s Mother Louise
Before he began his brutal killing spree, Ted transformed himself from the man who was going no-where according to former girlfriend Stephanie Brooks. He attended the University of Washington and graduated with a degree in psychology and it is believed that this is where he began to start his career as a serial killer. He preyed on college campuses in the states of Utah, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California and Florida.
Photo taken on: February 21, 2010 Time:
Ted Bundy s 1968 yellow Volkswagen Beetle. This was the car he used for most of his murders. It s now officially on display at the National Museum of Crime Punishment in Washington, DC.
He was able to murder his victims by utilizing his charm and good looks to lure them into his yellow VW Beetle. Ted often faked an injury and asked for help bringing things to his car, although early on in his career he would forcibly enter the victims home and attack the sleeping victims. He would also at times impersonate a police officer or a firefighter and pull over young women and then proceed to assault his victims and kidnapping them often by hitting them over the head with a crowbar and forcing them into the trunk of his car. He would then rape his victims both before and after he murdered them often through strangulation due to its silent nature.
Oftentimes Bundy would take the deceased victims to a secondary location and burn their clothing and take pictures of the deceased. Likewise, he would continue to perform lewd sexual acts with the corpses until the odor from decomposition became overbearing. At least a dozen of his victims were decapitated and their heads were stored in Bundy s apartment for a duration of time as well.
Very few women actually survived Bundy s brutal attacks, including Joni Lenz. However, she was forever damaged both physically and psychologically after she was viciously raped with a bedpost. When women such as 21 year old Lynda Healy disappeared in early 1974, police were not originally alarmed yet. However, after many other young women who shared similar qualities as Lynda began to disappear, suspicions began to arise with eyewitnesses identifying a strange man named Ted who wore a cast and drove a VW Beetle at the scene. Realizing that suspicions about him were growing, Bundy relocated to Utah and continued his killing spree murdering at least another four young women.
When the bodies were discovered, police observed that the four women were brutally raped and had similar blunt force trauma exactly like those who had been murdered in Washington earlier that year. At the time Bundy had been dating Meg Anders for over five years and she recognized the similarities between the description of her boyfriend and Ted the serial killer police had been hunting. However, when she called to make a report, she was disregarded due to her boyfriend s apparent charm and personality.
Ted Bundy bite pattern is being documented
by the police after his arrest.
Ted Bundy was first arrested for the possession of a crowbar, face mask, rope, and handcuffs shown above which police believed were used in a robbery. Later that year, he was arrested for the kidnapping of Carol DaRonch from a shopping mall in Utah, who was one of the few women to escape the serial killer and was able to correctly identify the man who had assaulted her. He received a fifteen year jail sentence. Two years later, Bundy was arrested for the murder of a Colorado woman and decided to represent himself in the case. However, Bundy made his first escape after jumping out of a second story window in a library in Utah after he asked if he was able to research his case. He was relocated six days later.
4 prison mug shots of Ted Bundy
A few years later in December 1977, Bundy escaped prison for a second time after climbing out of a hole that he made in the cell ceiling at Garfield County Jail. He eventually made his way to Florida. While in Florida, Ted Bundy broke into the Chi Omega sorority at Florida State University in January 1978 and attacking four women and killing two of them under the alias Chris Hagen. Following this horrific crime he kidnapped Kimberly Leach from her school and strangled her. She was just twelve years old. Leach is believed to be his final victim as Bundy was pulled over and arrested just a few days later for driving with stolen license plates.
TALLAHASSEE, Florida, July 27, 1978 - BUNDY INDICTED BY LEON GRAND JURY- Theodore Bundy makes himself comfortable as Sheriff Ken Katsaris reads the indictment handed down by the Leon County Grand Jury here late Thursday night. Bundy was indicted on two counts of first degree murder; three counts of attempted murder and two counts of burglary. AP LASERPHOTO dj52300/pool 1978.
Ted Bundy returned to court in June of 1979 in Miami, Florida for the murders of the Florida State students. It was the witness testimony and dental evidence that linked Bundy directly to the crime that night. About a month later on July 30, 1979, he was sentenced to death twice for the murders. Bundy was to be killed through the electric chair, and although he continued to plead his innocence it was clear that he was responsible for the horrific crimes. Six months later, on January 7, 1980, Ted went through a third trial related to the death of Kimberly Leach. Again he was found guilty and was sentenced to death by electrocution.
A polaroid taken in jail 1984 showing Ted
Bundy s young daughter sitting on his
shoulders with his wife Carol
At the end of the trial Ted proposed to Carole Ann Boone, a Washington state DES coworker who moved to Florida to be with Bundy. She accepted and in October 1982 she gave birth to a baby girl claiming Bundy as the father. It is believed that Bundy s wife, whom he married during one of his trials, moved back home with her baby and changed her last name in order to protect herself and her daughter. Carole Ann Boone moved to Florida to get married and be near Bundy, who somehow managed to get her pregnant in jail, obviously authorized by the police, despite the fact that conjugal visits are supposedly banned in the U.S. Carole and her daughter are still alive and well today and living under false names. Bundy s daughter was born in October 1982, which would make her 31 years old in 2013.
He confessed to 30 murders, but it s presumed that the actual number of young women he killed is over 100. While in prison, Bundy was interviewed by several psychologists, writers, evangelists, lawyers and police and was described as a podólatra, porn addict, manic-depressive, and born-again Christian. Over the course of the next decade Ted Bundy continued to appeal his case and shockingly told one investigator about his acts of butchery and necrophilia with up to 40 women in hopes to prevent his execution by reason of insanity.
This picture was taken after he was executed and an autopsy was performed. You can clearly see where his scalp was sewn back in place.
However, all of his appeal attempts failed and on January 24, 1989, he was executed in the electric chair in the Railford Prison. His ashes were spread across the mountain area in Washington that had served as his dumping ground a decade prior. Read more here
On December 23, 2012 Ted Bundy Was reunited With His Mother.
Eleanor Louise Cowell Bundy 1924-2012
You ll Always Be My Precious Son
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