"Most of his victims were attractive" *Exhales in relief*

Bundy: Kills a woman in front of a cop Cop: Nah that can’t be him he’s wearing a suit

*Ted was the realistic example that the personification of evil doesn't just exist in movies, the reality tends to be more frightening.*

As a mental health nurse I can tell you these people exist today. They are good at what they do, particularly to those who are vulnerable, which we all are in many ways.. I think the best way we can honour or give justice to these poor souls who were his victims is to learn from this. Never give anyone the benefits the doubt, you are not obligated to trust anyone. As we see, even the most normal looking people can be dangerous. That icky feeling you get where your stomach feels sick, the hairs on the back of your neck stand up and you have an overall uneasy feeling. Don’t ignore that, it’s your body’s way of telling you that you aren’t safe. We must pay attention to the flight and fright sensation

the cops failed those girls.. and his parents bailing him out smh

“He eventually confessed to 30 murders” The animation: “I killed *some* women”

How sick that girl must feel who unknowingly was dating him. That has to be terrifying once she realized it

"Dude, you got any beer in the fridge." "Sure man. It's right next to that guy's head."

The most disgusting part about what he did is wearing a sling or crutches, asking for help and then attacking them. Those women were killed because of their kindness. Now the next time no one will stop to help, because of this horrible possibility. People like him make the world a dark place.

Being a serial killer is evil enough, but using "kindness traps" (pretending to have a sling and asking help) on top of it is on a whole other level of evil...

As a child, I never understood why my mom refused to let me help strangers who seemed injured or just struggling in general. I thought she was mean and apathetic. Today, I realize that she taught me survival instincts in this twisted world. The phrase might be cheesy, but often times it is true that your parents are right about safety stuff, you just don't know it yet due to childlike innocent ignorance. It's so unfortunate that we have to live in this survivalist mindset, but it saves lives. Stay safe, everyone.

after 100 kills police : we might have a serial killer

there are literal tiktok and instagram accounts dedicated to fetishizing him. disgusting

sad to think they all died for their kindness

My mom and aunts saw him actually with the cast when they were kids. He was very friendly and struck a conversation with my grandparents. He was at some park in the seattle-Bellevue area. From what I remember, one of the next victims was killed (EDIT): the following night

“Send my love to my family and friends” “Hey buddy, I don’t think they want it.”

"hes an evil and disgusting man." bundy during the entire animation: :D after 6 months of me commenting, i have been told that my grandpa went to high school with bundy. they werent friends or anything, and my grandpa was a year older than him. he did say that bundy was ordinary though. when my mom was going through his yearbook and noticed it, my grandpa immediately dismissed it lol. the HS is THS i think, tacoma high school (in washington. thats where they grew up, idk if thats the actual name of the HS though.)

Bruh, these serial killer episodes are just becoming The dos and donts of being a murderer

My friend’s grandma had an extremely close encounter with Ted Bundy. She was in nursing school, and they just chatted for about 30 minutes at a park bench. It’s chilling to think about what might have been going through his head and how blissfully unaware she was.

God. This man was a monster. He just couldn't stop. I feel sorry for his parents and friends who thought he was a great guy. I don't understand how an obvious clue such as a guy with a sling. In my book, thats part of criminal s.o.p. to throw people off and or conceal weapons.

I remember my dad telling me as a kid not to be overly kind to strangers, using Ted bundy as an example, he said people with ill intentions often prey on kind people

Bundy: Keeps knifes, woman's clothes and crutches in his house His lover: Oh, that's strange...

Actually my great grandma had an encounter with Ted Bundy in Seattle. She wore a dark wig and was a very slim women so from behind she looked young, even though at the time she was in her fifties. While she was walking alone one day a man with a sling grabbed her arm. When she turned around he dropped her arm and looked surprised because like I said, she was older than she looked from behind. She jogged home and she said for almost a week she stayed in her home, petrified because he would stalk it and would come on a daily basis, trying to intimidate her. She didn’t call the police because she was so terrified. After the week he stopped coming by and around that time he moved to a different state (Idaho or Utah, I don’t remember). CRAZY family story. Surprised my Gammy went through that💔

In memory of the 23 women killed by Ted Bundy (in order):Lynda Ann Healey, Donna Gail Manson, Susan Rancourt, Roberta Parks, Brenda Carol Ball, Georgeann Hawkins, Denise Naslund, Janice Ott, Nancy Wilcox, Melissa Smith, Laura Aime, Debra Kent, Caryn Campbell, Julie Cunningham, Denise Oliverson, Melanie Cooley, Lynette Culver, Susan Curtis, Margaret Bowman, Kathy Kleiner, Karen Chandler, Cheryl Thomas, and Kimberly Leach. All of these poor young women didn’t deserve what happened to them. May they Rest In Peace. ⚰️😭🌹

“ They were attractive” Oh well I know I’m safe

The sad thing is that young women died because they were kind

Terrific video! Detailed timeline in a condensed presentation. Thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I like the animation in this Infographics show video and great video man :]

Ted Bundy used to work at a suicide prevention hotline Ted Bundy: *do it you won't*

*imagine getting killed by ted & then being called unattractive on youtube*

Just found your channel and I wanted to tell you that you do a fantastic job with the subject matter you cover! I'm in Washington state and we lost 2 college girls in the 70s. They were never found and we think they were taken and murdered by Bundy. They found the bike and sneaker of one girl and scattered books along the road of the other. Both went missing in a very short amount of time. I have always wondered about the girls that were never found. For every girl's remains that are found, there is likely one that will never be located. Bless all of the victims of Bundy. xoxo

This is ridiculous. They had so much evidence and never locked him up.

This video is supposed to be about Bundy, but I keep focusing on how horrible law enforcement was to let him go on for so long.

the fact that even after he went to prison he received marriage proposals from several women is crazy.

People like him are the reason that it's hard to put faith in humanity nowadays.

Small detail, but the old VW bug had the engine in the rear, making the depiction of Ted loading books and the victims into the rear hatch of the VW a bit off.

Lesson learned: Never trust a man that is handsome and looks like a slightly older zac efron

"Her body would never be found." It's still creepy knowing Ted never told police where he put some of his victims.

My friends grandma was almost taken by him. She was in a a parking lot at a mall in SLC Utah, and a man dressed as a police officer came and told her that something was wrong with her car and it was a violation. Then the man told her to get it his car and then they’d go to the station. She didn’t feel right, so she declined. He said that he’d contact her parents and t lol them that she was neglecting orders from police. She just told him that he could follow her home, and he did. But once they reached her house, her dad was in the driveway and the man drove off. Two months later, a news bulletin came on and announced that a serial killer named Ted Bundy had been caught by a Utah Highway Patrol Officer. She told her parents that the picture in the tv was of the same man that was dressed as a police officer. She was just 17 years old.

These alone made me a patreon supporter. These are good!!! Do more!

It's just disgusting that the police had thought, "oh, this couldn't possibly be him!" while they had so much evidence. Stereotyping people does nothing but make things worse.

Ted is the definition of evil. Killing and tortuting is already evil enough but faking to be hurt or needing of assistance to lure innocent girls who think they’re doing an act of kindness is another level. These girls had no idea they’d die and it’s sickening.

My mom says always help when people are in need... But In this world helping someone or being kind to someone will eventually hurt you. So that's why sometimes being kind is also a sin-

This is the true definition of "never judge a book by its cover"

Boomers: "We didn't have any violence back in the 70's" The 70's:

I feel so sad for the girl worried about her Spanish exam. Her mind was so preoccupied that she thought the guy would help her not knowing she’ll die in a few minutes.

It's really sad that some of the young women died because of their kindness, but it's also scary to think that most of us would have probably fallen for his trick.

Serial killers never look like serial killers

We all grew up hearing "Be cautious around nice strangers" "don't help a man you don't know" "never get into a stranger's car" - I wonder how much of that is because of him....

moral of the story: never help a stranger, especially when they look like they need help.

Once I was asked in a similar fashion to help load some stuff into the far back of a storage space, just like that, out in the open. Luckily, the people asking for help were a friendly couple that needed help to load their merchandise. Come to think about it, they could have kidnapped me, and because of the location nobody would notice a thing, I still occasionally think about how uncomfortable i felt as soon as I stepped inside that storage.

My deepest condolences to the families, relatives, and friends

If you’ve ever been broke down on the side of the road and wondered why nobody would stop, you can thank Ted!

The thing that makes it sadder is how their kindness was what was got them killed. RIP to all those women🙏🏾🕊❤️

He would've had a great future in front of him if he didn't choose the life he decided to do. He had so many opportunities ahead of him. I feel disgusted looking at the life he chose to do. These poor girls had no idea what was coming to them. I feel so sorry.

Thanks Ted Bundy, because of you no one will ever trust a genuinely struggling person again.

Mom: u should always help people when they need it the most Me after watching 30 documentaries at 2am: no.. i dont think i will

The sad thing is, not only were they killed for their kindness, they were all intelligent, young women who could've changed the world.

My brother in law knew Ted Bundy. In addition, the I-5 killer rented his father’s basement apartment for a month, and his father was a coworker with the green river killer. He told me that was why he moved to the middle of nowhere in Nevada. To get away from all the serial killers. Now there is a suspected serial killer working the I-80 corridor near where he lives. He says he thinks he is cursed. We did a little digging. Some estimates say there are as many as 600 active serial killers in the US. This is not a consequence of our culture, this is a consequence of our population. Apparently, a tiny percentage of human beings (.0002% if you believe the 600 active number) are going to be serial killers. This averages out to 12/state. Of course that isn’t the actual distribution. Population density and behavior affect this distribution. Larger population? Greater likelihood of serial killers. As far as behaviors, many serial killers travel highways to conceal their activities. Live near a major transportation corridor? Greater likelihood of serial killers. The I-80 corridor around the area where he lives is one of three major east/west routes across the west, so it has a phenomenal amount of traffic 24/7/365, and at the same time only has a few small towns between Reno and Salt Lake. I told him he should have moved further south nearer to Highway 50 or Highway 6. You can travel those from one side of Nevada to the other and only see a dozen cars. If you live up a dirt road off those highways, you keep a shotgun handy, but you will probably only use it to keep coyotes out of your chicken coop. In the meantime, I live in a major metropolitan area. I mean, with a .0002% probability, I am more worried about a random road rager shooting at me on the freeway.

This just makes me realize that the police isn’t that smart

And there’s people out there really romanticizing about him.

One of my teachers once told us about how she was almost a victim of his. When she was in college he tried to get her to help him to load a typewriter into his vw bug but she said that she had seen him circle the block a couple of times and made her feel a bit uneasy so she declined and said she had someone waiting for her in the nearby coffee shop. A couple months later she saw in the paper that that guy had been him. So spooky.

My father told me not to trust and talk to strangers too. He even warned me about someone coming up to me saying "Your father/mother is hurt and in the hospital come with me and I will take you to him/her". Just don't go anywhere with a stranger. Ted Bundy used that ruse with 12 year old Kimberly Leach from Lake City Florida, his last victim. I grew up during the Milk Carton Era (the 80s- early 90s) where missing kids would show up on the back of milk cartons with a phone# to call if found.

The fact that people think he’s romantic or something like that is really sickening

The police stereotyped Bundy and that cost the lives and suffering of many people.

Did you know that Bundy stated that "The cops would've have caught me long ago if they weren't so racist."

5:13 this is the message my grandma sent me when I asked her about he encounter with him “In Seattle, Washington when I lived there at the beach the day he killed a girl. He stood next to me and my mom and asked if I would help him pit a canoe on his car because he had a cast on his arm. He also peed next to my dad in the washroom. Both mom and dad felt bad for him because it was such a hot day. I was ready to help him but my mom said no because we were waiting for my dad and her baby to come out of the washroom. I presume, if I would of gone, you would not be here today. I probably was his next victim.”

Bet he didn't expect to be as infamous and historic as he is.

"...and most were attractive." But beauty is in the eye of the beholder. To him, they were probably _all_ attractive...

"He didn't fit the profile..." because there was no profile. Ted Bundy helped create the profile AFTER he was caught. The term serial killer hadn't even been used before then.

I mean, at the end, you could tell that he loved the attention. Makes you really wonder if his confession of 30 was an overestimation, or an underestimation. It's not unusual for people like Ted Bundy to take credit for kills that wasn't theirs, just so they can get the limelight.

Let us all take a moment to honor the brave policeman that arrested this monster: James Hetfield

the one occasion when being a karen would be life saving

It's almost like they didn't want to catch him

Last night walking to the bus stop from work, someone was calling out to me when they were getting to and then at their car. The person seemed to be limping, had an umbrella or cane. I don't know why the person called out to me or if they needed up with anything. They were in a parking lot only accessible to staff who had the swipe card to get in and out. Either way I was not risking it and going to answer them. I may have been a bad person ignoring them but I would do the same thing again if it happened tomorrow. This reminds me that I made a good choice

Yup. Death sentence is the way to go. I can't understand why someone would be against it.

it genuinely makes me sick though that the media almost like.. fetishizes him still? the other day i was on instagram and found an account that makes EDITS for him with songs like “let’s get naughty” and one of the captions said i’m so sad hes dead he was probablt just mentally ill. this makes me So sick, like idk about anyone else but stuff like that genuinely makes me disgusted and terrified to be on planet earth. this man was a monster, a sick monster.

The police would’ve saved dozens of people if any of them had common sense

Love your work guys. I was hoping to recommend a serial killer who lived in the city near my town and did his dead in the 70s and is now in a prison just a city over from mine. BTK

Disgusting. Those poor girls. You know what, not just the girls, everyone he had tortured. My heart aches for them. This is one of the worst cases, along with Junko Furuta. (If you do not know who Junko was, and you get triggered by g*re, pure violence, or s*xual abuse, please, PLEASE, do not search her up. I’m a victim of assault myself, and this scarred me. I genuinely couldn’t sleep. If you choose to, do so at your own risk.)

the people who say “well he’s evil but he was kinda hot” like bruhh he was just evil.

I can‘t believe that there are actually some people who admire him or find him attractive. It’s sick.

Thanks I’ll be sure to take this into consideration next time

UR VIDEOS ARE ACTUALLY GOOD

Don't worry. People were celebrating by cheering and lighting fireworks outside the building where he was dying. I'm sure he heard that in his last moments.

Remember that people in the 70s didn't lock their doors or windows 😐

crazy how bundy’s two major spots (at least in the point of the video i’m at- salt lake and seattle) are the two places i’ve been to many times

Moral of the story is, never judge a book by it's cover.

the scariest thing to me is that immediately after he escaped prison he went on his most brutal killing rampage, straight out of a horror movie

I’ve seen over a dozen of documentaries, movies and read books about this guy, yet I’m still watching this like I’m unfamiliar with Bundy...

hey thank u for the video dude!

"Using his good looks for luring them" me: He looks like a muskrat, why would they- IN WHAT WORLD?

i watched the netflix documentary about him, and when he was in court some women had fallen in love with him because of his looks and even defended him!!

I kinda want to hear the cop's thoughts that captured him in the very end, and didn't know he had one of the most prolific serial killers in his car. Like when he got back and was informed who Ted was, what were his thoughts.

Behavioural pattern: for irregular change, requires immediate check and control regardless of requirement of the Financer (starting visible/ invisible dot to deal with to the rest).

I've never heard before that ted even took photographs. None of the books I've read or documentaries Ive watched mentioned it. If ted had taken pictures, wouldn't that be included in his trial?

I feel so bad for the victims, may they Rest In Peace and be remembered.

I feel really sorry for the all of victims of Ted Bundy who have been tortured and killed, they didn't deserve to die... may they all rest in peace

I was in Florida on holiday from the UK at the time of his execution , when the news came on the hotel TV.

I just can't help but notice, what the heck is that on 1:33 sitting inside the library through the left window?