NetflixWhat channel did you find this on?
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NetflixWhat channel did you find this on?
THe second season is showing in New Zealand right now. I just hope they bring it to Netflix so I can see it!I love this and hope they do a second season.
Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes
Super fascinating hearing all these tapes that have never been released before. THe documentary contains more background on Ted through video, audio and still photos. Also, they take us back with social commentary about the times with supporting videos, audios, photos and interviews.
He escaped twice!!! TWICE!! How could such a high risk individual do all he got away with?I've watched the first 3 episodes and am amazed at how horrible the police and judicial work seemed in 1977. Did you see the tape where Bundy was in court in Florida and the judge was considering giving him bail? They arrested him for stealing a car and found 21 credit cards on him and Bundy refused to tell them his name and they were talking about bail?
Allowing him to jump out of a window in the courthouse in Aspen was pretty amazing too.
It was incredible that he was in Florida for two freaking weeks and they couldn't figure out who he was.
He escaped twice!!! TWICE!! How could such a high risk individual do all he got away with?
The fact he gave his real name to women when he met them to kill them, and ALWAYS drove a VW bug. Always STOLE a VW bug to drive -- just craziness to me.
The fact that police departments didn't share information across state lines blows me away. Of course, we didn't have the internet, but still, you would think there would be some Cop hotline about sh*t like this.
It was interesting how they took it to the third person and Ted opened up about things. And I think he was being honest about his evaluation of the "perpetrator."
You just know there are many women out there that we don't know about. Ted mentioned to someone that he did 3 figures of murders. Was he bragging? Was he just f'ing with them? Or, was he telling the truth? I think he was telling the truth. He was insatiable. And the closer that noose tightened around his neck, the more frantic he became. Blood lust is a perfect description for his chaotic Florida spree.
I know they didn't want to play games with him, but I do wish they would've kept him around a little while longer just to find some of these women who were never found. On one hand.
On the other hand, I'm glad they didn't play his game.
Exactly!I understand that there was no internet or faxes etc but when he was in Florida and they couldn't figure out who he was, he was on the FBI's 10 most wanted list. Somebody should have thought to look at the list. It seems at least one person would have done that.
Exactly!
How they could even think of bond is crazy with all those credit cards and the fact he was being evasive. Wow. Obviously hiding something big.
But, let's pick up some poor schmuck with a joint and beat him in the back of a paddy wagon and give him a rough ride. Then, throw him in jail for the next 15 years.
Because he might steal my cheetos.
Oh my gosh, really? I must have missed that.I'm not sure I heard right but when he tried to kidnap the girl in Washington, he was charged with a misdemeanor?
Oh my gosh, really? I must have missed that.
The girl in Utah that got away and later was their big break in identifying him in a line up faced huge backlash from her Mormon neighbors and the church. The Mormons rallied around Ted. And it sounds like they were almost bullies to her. Telling her she had the wrong guy.
Ted is always described as this charismatic, handsome man. He has always looked creepy to me. Always. He has the coldest damn eyes. His smile never gets to his eyes. Maybe he just takes bad photos and was much more warm and fuzzy in person.
In looking at the Utah girl, Carol DaRonch case, he was convicted of aggravated kidnapping. But, there are other women who claim to be potential victims. So I wouldn't be one bit surprised if their claims were just thought of as a he said she said misunderstanding and he got a misdemeanor.It may have been the girl in Utah I'm talking about. But the first time he was arrested, I think he was charged with a misdemeanor (If I heard right).
I'd be interested in your overall thoughts when you finish that last segment.It may have been the girl in Utah I'm talking about. But the first time he was arrested, I think he was charged with a misdemeanor (If I heard right).
Watched this over the weekend.. Teary eyed in places.Won't You Be My Neighbor?
I really appreciated this. I watched Mr. Rogers occasionally with kids in my life. His philosophy and motivations are sweet and real. This really is a charming documentary about a intelligent charming man.
Yes. He was genuinely wanting to make a difference in the lives of children.Watched this over the weekend.. Teary eyed in places.