Document from the King County Sheriff’s Department: Part One.

I recently put in a request with the King County Sheriff’s Department for information related to the Bundy investigations, and they’ve sent me a lot of stuff and will most likely send a lot more int he future. I’m working on putting the pictures in a blog post, and it’s proving to be exhausting due to the fact that there are SO many of them (I’m working as fast as I can with two jobs and a needy husband). Here are some interesting documents they sent me that are worth a read. I’ve never encountered them out in ‘the wild.’

Ted Bundy Crime Scene Locations as they Appear Today, My Personal Pictures.

Up until about five years ago I lived paycheck to paycheck, and after getting two really good jobs I banked quite a bit of money and decided to start traveling. In April 2022 I went to Seattle and since then have been to Florida, Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, Colorado, Cobleskill (in NY, for a suspected Bundy victim) and Portland (on that trip I also went back to Seattle). I’ve been retracing the steps of Ted Bundy and taking pictures along the way.

Where Bundy’s very first home once stood in the Roxborough neighborhood of Philadelphia, where he lived with his mother, aunt, and maternal grandparents until he was three years old; it was formerly located at ‘7202 Ridge Avenue’ and is now ‘499 Domino Lane.’ Picture taken in May 2023.
The Cowell family’s second home. A diabetic (and agoraphobic), Eleanor Cowell had suffered a stroke in the mid-1950’s and underwent electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for depression. She passed away at the age of 76 in April 1971, and in December 1983 Samuel passed away at the age of 85.
Ted’s Uncle Jack Cowell’s house, located at 1514 South Alder Street in Tacoma, WA. Louise and Ted lived here briefly when they moved to Washington state in 1951. Picture taken in April 2022.
The Bundy family’s first home, April 2022. During an interview with author Stephen G. Michaud, Ted talked about his time living here: ‘Our house was on Sheridan Street in Tacoma. It was the second house from the corner, on the west side of the street. We moved there, I would guess, in about 1951. My boyhood on Sheridan Street was not an unpleasant one. I remember those days, of roaming with my friends. The adventure, the exploration. Those were the days of frog hunting and marble playing.’
The Bundy family’s second home, located at 658 North Skyline Drive in Tacoma; Ted spent a good portion of his adolescent years living here. Picture taken in April 2022.
The former house of eight-year-old Ann Marie Burr, located at 3009 North 14th Street in Tacoma, WA. The oldest of five, on the morning she went missing on August 31, 1961 her mother, Beverly, woke up early and noticed that Ann wasn’t in her room, and after walking downstairs, she noticed that the front door was slightly open along with the living room window. There’s so many rumors about Bundy and Ann Marie Burr: my favorite is that his Uncle Jack was her piano teacher, and where she did take lessons, he wasn’t her instructor. Also, it’s said that Ted was her neighbor as well as the Burrs’ paperboy… and where he did deliver newspapers as a youngster, he was not hers, and where they didn’t live super far away from one another they were hardly neighbors (I made the 3.3 mile walk from the Ann’s house to Ted’s during my first trip to Seattle). Picture taken in April 2022.
The front of Ann Marie Burrs house, picture taken in April 2022. I thought the trees were beautiful.
The third and final home of Johnnie and Louise Bundy, located at 3214 North 20th Street in Tacoma. The family moved here in 1968 after selling their second house on North Skyline Drive and lived there until the late 2000’s. In May 2007, Johnny died at the age of 86 and two years later, Louise sold the property for $305,301. In December 2012, Mrs. Bundy passed away at the age of 88. Picture taken in April 2022.
This is the front of Silas High School, formerly Woodrow Wilson High School, where Ted graduated from in 1965. Picture taken in April 2022.
Ted Bundy’s alma mater: Dr. Dolores Silas High School, located at 1202 North Orchard Street in Tacoma. From its founding in 1958 until July 2021 it was called Woodrow Wilson High School. Picture taken in April 2022.
Dr. Dolores Silas High School, in Tacoma, WA. Pictures taken in April 2022.
The music building at Silas High School in Tacoma, WA. Picture taken in April 2022.
The entrance to the University of Puget Sound, a school that Ted attended twice: right after he graduated from high school (then dropped out) then again for his (first attempt) at law school (he once again dropped out). Picture taken in April 2022.
The University of Puget Sound, picture taken in April 2022.
Another shot of the entrance to the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA. Picture taken in April 2022.
While getting a cup of tea at the University of Puget Sounds coffee shop, one of the baristas reminded me that Louise Bundy used to work at the school, and that she had a brick on campus near the water fountain. Picture taken in April 2022.
A broader shot of Johnnie and Louise’s brick on the campus of the University of Puget Sound, picture taken in April 2022.
McMahon Hall located at the University of Washington. In 1966 during Ted’s first year at the school he lived on the 4th floor of the dormitories South Tower, and reportedly kept a key after ‘officially’ moving out and would return there on occasions to take naps. Picture taken in April 2022.
The apartment building where flight attendants Lisa Wick and Lonnie Trumbull lived when they were attacked in the early morning hours of June 23, 1966, located 2415 8th Ave North in the Queen Anne district of Seattle. Ted is still considered a suspect in their attacks (Wick survived but Trumbull sadly did not). Picture taken in April 2024.
Another shot of ‘The Sherri Lee Apartments,’ picture taken in April 2024.
The back portion of ‘The Sherri Lee Apartments,’ picture taken in April 2024.
The Seattle Yacht Club, where Ted worked as a busboy until he was fired for stealing food. Its strongly thought he began his employment there in September 1967, but how long he was there for seems to be a bit of a gray area: Mrs. Ferris said he was there for roughly six weeks, but Ann Rule wrote in ‘The Stranger Beside Me’ that he worked there for six months. Additionally, Dr. Robert Dielenberg’s true crime masterpiece ‘A Visual Timeline’ said he parked cars at the club and left in January 1968.
The Seattle Yacht Club, located at 1807 E Hamlin Street in the Montlake neighborhood of Seattle. Picture taken in April 2022.
A sign at the entrance of The Seattle Yacht Club, picture taken in April 2022.
A memorial outside The Seattle Yacht Club, picture taken in April 2022.
5015 16th Street Seattle, WA, Picture taken in April 2024. According to the ‘1992 FBI TB Multiagency Report,’ Ted lived here sometime in 1967. Picture taken in April 2024.
One of Bundy’s residences, located at 5015 16th Northeast Avenue in Seattle. The dates and circumstances of Ted living here are unknown, however according to the ‘1992 TB Multiagency Report 1992,’ he lived here at various intervals between 1966 and 1967 (which is before his relationship with Liz and roughly around the time he started seeing Diane Edwards). I will say, I’m not sure if this address is a mistake, as it is incredibly similar to 5015 16th Street, but who knows. Picture taken in April 2024.
The (former) Olympic Hotel in Seattle, where Ted worked in March 1968. This is where he met his friend Sybil Ferris, who was employed here as a pastry chef. The establishment, now called The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, was built in 1924 on the original site of the University of Washington and was originally part of a larger development plan that included the Metropolitan Theatre. He was fired for stealing from lockers. Picture taken in April 2022.
The sign outside the entrance for The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, picture taken in April 2022.
The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, picture taken in April 2022.
The entrance to The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, picture taken in April 2022.
The fountain in the plaza outside The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, picture taken in April 2022.
Some plaques on the side of the entrance of The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, picture taken in April 2022.
The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, picture taken in April 2022.
The Safeway that Bundy worked at as a stock boy in the Queen Ann neighborhood of Seattle from April 12, 1968 to July 26, 1968. According to his friend Sybil Ferris: ‘I helped him get a job at Safeway for a short while and he just quit, not even going back to work to tell them he was leaving.’ Picture taken in April 2022.
The inside of the Seattle Safeway where Ted Bundy worked, picture taken in April 2022.
This is Ted’s Aunt Julia’s house, and he stayed here while attending Temple University in Philadelphia during the late 1960’s, located at 4039 South Warner Road in Lafayette Hill (in the outskirts of Philadelphia). Picture taken in May 2022.
The University of Washington campus in Tacoma, picture taken in April 2022.
The entrance of the University of Washington in the heart of Seattle. Picture taken in April 2022.
What the former SandPiper looked like in April 2022.
During his time at The University of Washington Ted was a psychology major, and the main building on campus for psych majors is Guthrie Hall. Picture taken in April 2022.
The back of Guthrie Hall, picture taken in April 2022.
A sign for Guthrie Hall, picture taken in April 2022.
The University of Washington School of Medicine, where Liz Kloepfer worked when she was in a relationship with Ted Bundy. Picture taken in April 2022.
When employed at The University of Washington, Liz Kloepfer worked for the Medical School on campus. Picture taken in April 2022.
The University of Washington School of Medicine, which opened in 1946 and was founded as part of a larger School of Health Sciences. It quickly gained recognition and received full accreditation from the AMA and AAMC in 1949 and by 1970, it had become a national leader in biomedical research grants. Picture taken in April 2022.
Another shot of the University of Washington School of Medicine, picture taken in April 2022.
The parking lot where Dante’s once stood, April 2022.
The former ‘O’Banion’s Tavern,’ where Bundy frequented during his time living in Seattle located at 5220 Roosevelt Way NE. As of April 2025,it is the home of the Laughs Comedy Club. In an interview with the King County Sheriff’s Department Elizabeth Kloepfer, told investigators that Bundy and his neighbor, John Neeler went to O’Banion’s Tavern a few times each month, along with Dante’s Tavern and The Pipeline Tavern. It’s also only a few steps away from where Dante’s Tavern once stood. Picture taken on April 2022.
Harborview Medical Center, where TB interned from June 1972 to September 1972. He had a lot of jobs and never seemed to stick around for very long. Picture taken in April 2022.
Harborview Medical Center, picture taken in April 2022.
The Pike Place Market, located in Seattle, Washington. The open market was created on August 17, 1907 in response to public outcry over high food costs, and is one of the oldest continuously operating public farmers’ markets in the US. Picture taken in April 2022.
Another shot of The Pike Place Market, Picture taken in April 2022.
Another shot of the Pike Place Market, picture taken in April 2022.
I love this shot, picture taken in April 2022.
Another part of The Pike Place Market, picture taken in April 2022.
Another part of The Pike Place Market, taken in April 2022.
The front of the Rogers’ Rooming House, located at 4143 12th Northeast Avenue in Seattle, Washington. Bundy lived here from September 1969 to September 2, 1974. Picture taken in April 2022.
The residence housed multiple tenants (along with the owners, Ernst and Freda Rogers) that shared the same facilities. Ted lived in a room on the second floor for four years until he left for his second attempt at law school on September 2, 1974. Picture taken in April 2022.
This is the apartment where Liz Kloepfer lived in when her and Bundy began dating, located at 5208 18th Avenue NE in Seattle. She lived here with her daughter, Molly in an apartment on the first floor, on the right side of the building. Although Bundy was known to stay here a lot he still formally lived at the Rogers’ Rooming House. Picture taken in April 2022.
According to the ‘1992 TB Multiagency Report 1992,’ Ted lived here briefly with Marlin Vortman and his wife sometime in late 1973, located at 3510 West Elmore Street in Seattle. Photo taken in April 2024.
A shot of where Sotria Kritsonis claims she was abducted from, picture taken in April 2022.
A shot of where Sotria Kritsonis claims she was abducted from, picture taken in April 2022.
A shot of where Sotria Kritsonis claims she was abducted from, picture taken in April 2022.
The final resting place of Katherine Merry Devine, picture taken in April 2024.
Kathy Devine’s diary, courtesy of Charlene Devine-Gonzales. Picture taken in April 2024.
A picture of a page taken from Kathy Devine’s diary, courtesy of Charlene Devine-Gonzales. Picture taken in April 2024.
Where the apartment of Karen Sparks once stood, who Bundy attacked and left for dead in her basement apartment on January 4, 1974. Picture taken in April 2022.
This is the house where Ted Bundy attacked and abducted his first known murder victim, Lynda Ann Healy located at 5517 12th Avenue NE in Seattle, Washington. Picture taken in April 2024.
A path located on the side of the house (and in the back) that Lynda Ann Healy was renting at the time of her murder. Picture taken in April 2024.
A picture of Lynda Ann Healy’s former house taken in April 2022. On the evening of January 31, 1974, Healy and her roommates were drinking at Dante’s Tavern, but because she needed to be at her job the following morning at 5:30 to read the ski report they didn’t stay out late and returned home around 10 PM (their friend Pete also had to catch a bus back to his place).
A picture of the side of Lynda Healy’s former house, taken in April 2022.
Donna Manson’s former dormitory located on the campus of The Evergreen State Collegein Olympia, WA. Picture taken in April 2022.
A path near Manson’s dormitory, picture taken in April 2022.
A path in the back of the dorm buildings that Donna may have taken the night of her murder, picture taken in April 2022.
Some interesting trees in front of the Daniel J. Evans Library on the campus of The Evergreen Sate College. Picture taken in April 2022.
The Library on the campus of The Evergreen State College, picture taken in April 2022.
A picture taken at the entrance of Central Washington University from April 2022. Susan Rancourt was abducted from campus on April 17, 1974.
Before Bundy came across Sue Rancourt he approached two other young women, Jane Curtis and Katherine Clara D’Olivo. Earlier in the evening both women said they were approached by a man with his arm in a sling onthe schools campus.
Another picture of the Susan Rancourt Memorial Garden located on the campus of Central Washington University. Picture taken in April 2022.
Another picture of the Susan Rancourt Memorial Garden located on the campus of Central Washington University. Picture taken in April 2022.
Another picture of the Susan Rancourt Memorial Garden located on the campus of Central Washington University. Picture taken in April 2022.
Barto Hall, where Rancourt was living at the time of her murder. Picture taken in April 2022.
Before her murder Sue Rancourt was attending a meeting about being a residential advisor the following school year, picture taken in April 2022.
A safety phone on the campus of Central Washington University. Picture taken in April 2022.
Millersylvania State Park as it looked in April 2022. This is where the remains of Brenda Joy Baker were discovered in May 1974. Most likely Brenda was killed by a man named William Cosden Jr., but because no DNA was ever taken at the crime scene we will most likely never know for sure who took her life.
One of the signs for the entrance of Millersylvania State Park as it looked in April 2022.
The sign for the entrance of Millersylvania State Park as it looked in April 2022.
The former Flame Tavern as it looked in April 2022. On May 31, 1974 Brenda Ball vanished without a trace after seeing a band play here, and was last seen in the company of a handsome man with his arm in a sling.
The former Flame Tavern as it looked in April 2022.
The former Flame Tavern as it looked in April 2022.
The former Flame Tavern as it looked in April 2022.
The alley where Bundy first encountered Georgann Hawkins, picture taken in April 2022.
The alleyway where Ted first encountered Hawkins, picture taken in April 2024.
The parking lot where Bundy abducted Georgann Hawkins on June 11, 1974 from outside the Phi Sigma Sigma sorority house on the University of Washington campus. Picture taken in April 2024.
Another shot of the parking lot where Bundy first encountered Georgann Hawkins, taken in April 2024.
A sign at the entrance of Lake Samammish State Park in Issaquah, WA. Picture taken in April 2022.
The entrance of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in April 2022.
Lake Sammamish, picture taken in April 2022.
A beach at Lake Sammamish for Tibbetts Beach. Picture taken in April 2022.
A beach at Lake Sammamish for Tibbetts Beach. Picture taken in April 2022.
A sign at Lake Sammamish for Tibbetts Beach. Picture taken in April 2022.
A sign for some King Country Government buildings, picture taken in April 2022.
The King County Sheriff’s office, located at 516 3rd Ave in Seattle… To be honest, I went here right before I was due to come home, and as I was walking around taking my pictures I saw a young man smoking crack in one of the buildings alcove. In that moment, I was ready to come home, and I had enough of my vacation. Like so many other things I experienced that week, if was definitely a first. Picture taken in April 2022.
Another shot of the King County Sheriff’s Department, picture taken in April 2022.
The King County Sheriff’s Department, picture taken in April 2022.
The side of the King County Sheriff’s Department, picture taken in April 2022.
A door to the King County Sheriff’s Department, picture taken in April 2022.
Another door at the King County Sheriff’s Department, picture taken in April 2022.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Issaquah Dump Site in April 2024.
This is the former boarding house where Bundy rented a room in during his second attempt at law school in SLC, located at 565 1st Avenue; he lived here from September 2, 1974 to September 1975. Picture taken in November 2022.
The house where Nancy Wilcox lived when she was abducted and killed by Bundy. It’s located at 2409 Arnette Drive in Salt Lake City, is 1,482 square feet in size and was built in 1957. I took this picture in November 2022.
A picture of where the orchard once stood located across the street from Nancy Wilcox; I took this picture in November 2022.
A picture of Big Cottonwood Canyon taken in November 2022. This is where Rhonda Stapley claims Ted took her after abducting her in October 1974.
A picture of a couple signs from Big Cottonwood Canyon taken in November 2022.
Where The Pepperoni Pizza restaurant once stood, where Melissa Smith died with a friend before she was last seen. Picture taken in November 2022.
The intersection close to where the remains of Melissa Smith were found, picture taken in November 2022.
On October 18th, 1974, Bundy abducted Melissa Anne Smith from outside of a pizzeria in Midvale, and her nude remains were discovered twenty-three miles away by deer hunters nine days later, on this hillside in Summit Park. The seventeen-year-old had a man’s blue nylon sock tied around her neck raped, beaten, and then strangled. She was found face down in some scrub oak. Picture taken in November 2022.
The home of Melissa Smith, located at 527 Fern Drive in Midvale, Utah. Picture taken in November 2022.
William S. Robinson Park in American Fork, which is one of the places Laura Aime was possibly last seen alive. Picture taken in November 2022.
Where Laura Ann Aime was possibly last seen, this is where ‘The Knotty Pine’ was once located in Lehi, UT. Picture taken in November 2022.
This white SUV is where Bundy dumped the remains of Laura Ann Aime, and is located off Utah State Route 92 in American Fork (per the OddStops website). Pictures taken in November 2022.
A beautiful shot in front of The Fashion Place Mall in Murray, where Carol DaRonch was abducted from. Photo taken in November 2022.
A shot of front sign for The Fashion Place Mall in Murray. It’s where Bundy attempted to abduct 18 year old Carol DaRonch from on November 8th, 1974. At the time the store was home to Sears, now it is a Dillards Department Store. Photo taken November 2022.
The ‘police substation’ that Bundy took Carol DaRonch to when he pretended to be a police officer in an attempt to abduct and most likely kill her. Picture taken in November 2022.
The door to the entrance of the ‘police substation.’ Photo taken in November 2022.
Where my rental car sits is where Carol DaRonch fled Bundy’s car. It’s on the western side of McMillan Elementary School, close to the intersection between South Fashion Boulevard and 5900 South. Photo taken in November 2022.
McMillan Elementary School, located close to the intersection between South Fashion Boulevard and 5900 South. Photo taken in November 2022.
Viewmont High School in Bountiful, UT. Picture taken in November 2022.
Viewmont High School, located at 120 West 1000 North in Bountiful, UT. Photo taken in November 2022.
Viewmont High School, in Bountiful, UT. Picture taken in November 2022.
The doors for the auditorium at Viewmont High School, where Debra Kent was abducted from. Picture taken in November 2022.
The parking lot in Viewmont High School that Bundy abducted Deb Kent from. Picture taken in November 2022.
Where Deb Kent was abducted from, picture taken in November 2022.
A broader shot of the entrance to Fairview Canyon, where Deb Kent’s remains were found. It’s about an hour and a half outside of Salt Lake City. Photo taken in November 2022.
This is close to where Bundy buried the remains of 17-year-old Debra Jean Kent, near a dirt road in Fairview Canyon around 105 miles away from Viewmont High School. During one of his final confessions, he said he left her near a steep dirt road that ‘wound up to the left’ and buried her about three feet deep and then covered her with heavy rocks. Photo taken in November 2022.
The entrance to where the remains of Deb Kent were found
A shot of the entrance to Fairview Canyon, where Deb Kent’s remains were found. Photo taken in November 2022.
A sign for the Wildwood Hotel (formerly Inn) located in Aspen. I’m shocked at how squished together everything is, I imagined this beautiful, sprawling hotel… but it was all so close together. 2/10, would not recommend.
The Wildwood Hotel (formerly Inn), where twenty-three-year-old Michigan nurse Caryn Campbell was staying with her fiancé when she disappeared on January 12, 1975; her body was found on February 17, 1975, 3.1 miles away on the side of Owl Creek in the outskirts of Aspen. Picture taken in March 2025.
This is the GPS coordination’s where Caryn Campbells remains were discovered on Owl Creek Road in Aspen. Picture taken in March 2025.
Bundy moved into an apartment on the right side of the top floor of this residence located at 364 Douglas Street in SLC on September 26, 1975. He claims that he moved here because it was within walking distance of the University of Utah. Picture taken in November 2022.
A picture of where Caryn Campbells remains were found on Owl Creek Road, picture taken in March 2025.
On January 12, 1975 Bundy bought gas in Glenwood Springs and Bundy abducted 23-year-old Caryn Campbell from the Wildwood Lodge in Snowmass, Colorado. Picture taken in March 2025.
Bundy’s Douglas Street apartment, located at 413 ‘B’ Street in SLC, Utah. He moved here some time before March 22, 1976, during his trial for the kidnapping of Carol DaRonch, and was also under heavy police surveillance. He didn’t live here for very long: on March 1, 1976, he was found guilty of kidnapping Carol DaRonch and was immediately taken intp custody. Picture taken in November 2022.
A photo I took of the entrance to the Taylor Mountain Dump Site in April 2024. On March 3, 1975 the remains of Lynda Ann Healy, Susan Rancourt, Roberta Parks, and Brenda Carol Ball were discovered by two forestry students at Green River Community College.
A photo I took of the Taylor Mountain Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Taylor Mountain Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the Taylor Mountain Dump Site in April 2024.
A photo I took of the road from the Taylor Mountain Dump Site in April 2024.
On March 15, 1975 Bundy came across 26-year-old ski instructor Julie Cunningham near this covered bridge by Gore Creek Drive in Vail, Colorado. Picture taken in March 2025.
An area close to the parking garage where Julie Cunningham was abducted from. Picture taken in March 2025.
The parking lot where Bundy abducted Julie Cunningham from, picture taken in March 2025.
The parking lot where Bundy abducted Julie Cunningham that is located at 395 South Frontage Road in Vail, Colorado. At the time of the murder, it was a regular ground-level parking lot however in more recent times it is home to a multi-story car park. Picture taken in March 2025.
The underground parking lot where Bundy abducted Julie Cunningham from in Vail, Colorado. Picture taken in March 2025.
The entrance to the Apollo Park Apartments, where Julie Cunningham was living at the time of her murder. Picture taken in March 2025.
The Apollo Park Apartments, where Julie Cunningham was living at the time of her murder. Picture taken in March 2025.
The back of Cunningham’s apartment complex in Vail, picture taken in March 2025.
1619 LaVita Street in Grand Junction, Colorado, where Denise Oliverson lived at the time of her murder. Picture taken in March 2025.
This is the South 5th Street Bridge in Grand Junction, where Bundy abducted Denise Lynn Oliverson from on April 6, 1975.
A (blurry) shot of the South 5th Street Bridge where Denise Oliversons’ bike was found the day after she disappeared. Picture taken in March 2025.
The South 5th Street Bridge, in Grand Junction. Denise Oliverson vanished after leaving her nearby house on April 6th, 1975, and the next day, a railway worker found her yellow bike and sandals underneath this overpass. Photo taken in March 2025.
A shot of the alley next to the South 5th Street Bridge in Grand Junction, picture taken in March 2025.
The entrance of Brigham Young University, where Ted Bundy abducted Susan Curtis in June 1975. Originally from Bountiful, the fifteen-year-old was attending the Bountiful Orchard Youth Conference at the school when she disappeared. She had ridden her bicycle fifty miles to Provo to attend the conference and was last seen on June 27, 1975, the first day of the conference. After a formal banquet that evening, Susan left her friends and made the quarter mile walk to her room to brush her teeth. No trace of Curtis has ever been recovered. Picture taken in November 2022.
Brigham Young University, where Ted Bundy abducted Susan Curtis from in Provo, Utah On June 27th, 1975, Curtis attended the Bountiful Orchard Youth Conference at the Wilkinson Student Center. Picture taken in November 2022.
The Wilkenson Student Center on Brigham Young’s campus, where Susan Curtis was last seen alive. Picture taken in November 2022.
I had great plans of hiking Berthoud Pass, where the remains of Shelley Kay Robertson were found on August 23, 1975, but my rental car kept getting stuck so this was as far as I was able to go. On July 1, 1975, the twenty-three-year-old failed to come into work at her family’s printing business in Colden, and she was last seen earlier that same day and was in ‘the company of an unknown man.’ Picture taken in March 2025.
A picture of a sign announcing my arrival in Pitkin County, taken in March 2025.
The ‘Ted Bundy Murder Cellar,’ which is a urban legend of sorts where locals claim he brought victims to (there is no evidence that proves this). Picture taken in November 2022.
The inside of the TB Murder cellar. Even though it was two o’clock in the afternoon when I visited this location this was as far as I would venture in. My momma didn’t raise no fool, taken in November 2022.
This house was the focus of a Ghost Adventuress episode about Ted, and is located near Viewmont High School in Bountiful where Deb Kent was abducted from. Zak Baggins claims that Bundy brought her back her to torture her, but there’s no evidence to back this up (in fact, there’s proof that a family lived there at the time). The (fuzzy) picture was taken in November 2022.
A current picture of where Bundy got arrested for the first time, taken in November 2022.
A horrible quality picture of Bundy’s first arrest site (as I am no master photographer), taken in November 2022.
The entrance to the Utah State Corrections Facility, picture taken in November 2022. I was actually wrong that Ted was housed here before he was transferred to Colorado to stand trial: he actually was in Utah State Prison, and in July 2022 (just a few mere months before I went there) it was replaced by the Utah State Correctional Facility.
The Pitkin County Courthouse, where Bundy escaped for the first time on June 7, 1977.
A close up shot of the side of the building Bundy escaped from, picture taken in March 2025.
A (terrible) shot of the window Bundy would have jumped out of when he escaped from the Pitkin County courthouse on June 7, 1977. Picture taken in March 2025.
A plaque on the Pitkin County Courthouse that it is in the ‘National Registry of Historic Places.’ Picture taken in March 2025.
An inscripted stone on the Pitkin County Courthouse. Picture from March 2025.
This is (roughly) the grassy area that Bundy would have landed on when he jumped out the second story window of the Pitkin County Courthouse in Aspen on  June 7th, 1977. Picture taken in March 2025.
A picture I took in March 2025 of a statue of a generic Civil War soldier that’s located in front of the Pitkin County Courthouse in Aspen. The monument, which is dedicated ‘to the soldiers of 1861-1865’ and is intended as a symbol of national healing, does not representing either the Union or Confederacy and was erected on Memorial Day in 1899 and is dedicated to all of the soldiers that fought in the Civil War.
The Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder building located at 530 East Main Street next to the Pitkin County Courthouse in Aspen, Colorado. Picture from March 2025.
The Aspen Police Department, located two buildings down from the Pitkin County Courthouse. Picture taken in March 2025.
The house that Bundy stole a Cadillac from in the early hours of June 13, 1977, located at 805 Bonita Drive in Aspen. Picture taken in March 2025.
This is the only picture I was able to get that was close to where (I think) Fritz Kaeser’s cabin is located… I rented a piece of junk Ford Focus with bald tires and got stuck on a back road searching for it. I have no problem admitting I underestimated my husbands warnings of how bad Aspen winters can be, as I’m from Buffalo and have no problems driving in the snow… but what I have never encountered before is snow AND mountains. Where I hate admitting defeat, I knew I would have to take the L on this one. I didn’t have cell phone signal on top of it all and I was STUCK stuck, but thankfully the girls house I got stuck in front of helped me get out thanks to kitty litter and a board). It all worked out.
The entrance to the Glenwood Springs government building, picture taken in March 2025.
A picture of the Garfield County Jail, taken in March 2025.
Another shot of the Garfield County Sheriff’s Department, picture taken in March 2025.
A picture of the Garfield County Jail, taken in March 2025.
The keystone on the Garfield County Court Building, picture taken in March 2025.
The Chi Omega sorority house, located at 661 West Jefferson Street in Tallahassee. On January 15, 1978
Bundy entered the dormatory armed only with a piece of firewood, and killed twenty-one-year-old Margaret Bowman and twenty-year-old Lisa Levy; he also brutally harmed Karen Chandler and Kathy Kleiner, but thankfully both women survived. Picture taken in May 2023.
Another shot of the Chi Omega sorority house.
Where Sherrod’s night Club once stood, located next door to the Chi Omega sorority house at 675 West Jefferson Street in Tallahassee. Photo taken in May 2023.
The road sign for Dunwoody Street and Pensacola Street, photo taken in May 2023.
This is where Ted brutally attacked (and most likely left for dead) twenty-one-year-old dancing student Cheryl Thomas, in her residence located in one side of a duplex located at 431 Dunwoody Street in Tallahassee. Photo taken in May 2023.
The area near Dunwoody Street where Cheryl Thomas was living at the time she was attacked by Ted Bundy. Photo taken in May 2023.
The sporting goods store where Ted Bundy purchased a hunting knife on February 8, 1978, located at 8764 Normandy Boulevard in Jacksonville. Picture taken in May 2023.
This is where the mall parking lot was once located on Blanding Boulevard where on February 8th, 1978 Bundy attempted to abduct-fourteen-year-old Leslie Parmenter. The daughter of Jacksonville PD’s Chief of Detectives, Parmenter was confronted by Ted (who had introduced himself as Richard Burton from the Fire Department) after leaving Jeb Stuart Junior High School, but said he backed down when her older brother showed up. Back in 1978 it was home to a Kmart, and today it houses an Amazon Hub. Photo taken in May 2023.
This is the school where Bundy abducted twelve-year-old Kimberly Dianne Leach located at 372 West Duval Street in Lake City, Florida. Photo taken in May 2023.
On the morning of February 9th, 1978, Kim left her gym class in the auditorium and walked over to her homeroom when she realized that she had lost her purse. After going back and getting it, Leach started back to the auditorium but never got there. Picture taken in Mat 2023.
The house where Bundy stole an orange VW ‘Super Bug’ from its owner Rick Garzaniti. On February 12, 1978 Garzaniti and his wife parked their 1972 Volkswagen outside this residence located at 515 East Georgia Street in Tallahassee and went inside to pick up their toddler from the babysitter. He admitted to leaving the keys in the vehicle, as they weren’t sticking around for very long. Picture taken in May 2023.
The location of Ted Bundy’s final arrest, picture taken in May 2023. This is where he was arrested by Officer David Lee at roughly 1 AM on February 15, 1978, located at West Cross Street in Pensacola.
A broad shot of an area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
Another area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
An area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
An area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
Another shot of an area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
An area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
An area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
An area of the farm where Kim Leach’s body was recovered, photo taken in May 2023.
A road named ‘Kimberly’ that is located close to the cemetery where Kim Leach is buried. Photo taken in May 2023.
The entrance to the cemetery where Kim Leach is buried in Memorial Cemetery in Lake City. Picture taken in May 2023.
The gravesites of Kim Leach and her brother, Michael. Photo taken in May 2023.
The entrance to the Leon County Detention Center, picture taken in May 2023.
The Leon County Courthouse, where Bundy stood trial in 1980 for the Chi Omega/Cheryl Thomas attacks. Picture taken in May 2023.
The courtyard in front of the Leon County Courthouse, picture taken in May 2023.
The entrance to the Richard E. Gerstein Justice Building, located at1351 NW 12th Street in Miami. Picture taken in May 2023.

Elizabeth Kloepfer, Letter To Don Hull, March 16, 1976.

Below is a copy of a letter that Ted Bundys one time girlfriend Liz Kloepfer sent his probation officer Don Hull, voicing her annoyance that detectives were prying into his personal life. It is part of Judge Stewart Hanson’s private collection and was digitized and sent to Maria Serban by Sean Papanikolas, Stewart’s grandson.

King County Sheriff’s Department, Audio Files: Part One.

These are some audio files from interviews FBI agents (specifically Bob Keppel and Dave Reichert) did with serial killer Ted Bundy during his time on death row in the 1980’s in Florida State Prison in Raiford.

Tape One, Side A.
Tape One, Side B.
Tape Two, Side A.
Tape Two, Side B.
Tape Three, Side A.
Tape Three, Side B.
Tape Four, Side A.
Tape Four, Side B.
Tape Five, Side A.
Tape Five, Side B.
Tape Six, Side A.
Tape Six, Side B.
Tape Seven, Side A.
Tape Seven, Side B.
Tape Eight, Side A.
Tape Eight, Side B.

Ted, Liz, and Molly.

I was able to find a few pictures of Ted, Liz, and Molly these past few days and I wanted to share them here. Ted and Liz had a tumultuous relationship that began in September 1969 and eventually fizzled out after his kidnapping conviction in 1976. Both Liz and Molly are alive as of December 2024 and they reside in Seattle, Washington.

A young Elizabeth.
A young Elizabeth Kendall.
Liz at her college graduation from the University of Utah, taken in 1968.
Liz standing in front of her fireplace in her University District apartment.
A picture of Liz taken at he POE, at the University of Washington in Seattle.
Liz at work.
A young Liz.
Liz.
Liz and a young Molly.
Another shot of Liz and Molly taken outside in the sunshine.
Liz and Molly.
A picture of Liz and Molly taken at the Pacific Science enter in Seattle, 1970.
Liz and Molly at Molly’s baptism. Ted was late because the night before he abducted Brenda Ball.
Ted and Molly watching the ‘veg-o-matic man’ at the Washington State Fair in Puyallup, 1970.
Ted and Molly fishing for rainbow trout in Flaming Gorge, UT in 1970.
Molly playing with the hose with Ted in the background; picture taken in July 1970 in Green Lake, Seattle.
Molly and Ted walking out of his parents cabin in Green Lake, Seattle; picture taken in July 1970.
Ted and Molly baking cookies at Green Lake in Seattle, 1970.
Ted swinging Molly around in Flaming Gorge, UT; picture taken in 1970. The Flaming Gorge is a popular recreation area that spans Utah and Wyoming that features a reservoir, dam, and scenic landscape.
Ted and Molly driving a boat.
I couldn’t find another copy of this, I don’t know why Molly’s face is covered up and the other childs isn’t.
Ted and Molly on a carousel at the Seattle Center, 1970.
Ted spraying water on Molly and the neighborhood children.
Ted. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Ted playing with Molly. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Ted. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Another picture of Ted. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Another picture of Ted. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Ted, Molly, and Liz. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Ted and Molly playing by the water. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Ted and Molly playing outside.
Ted teaching Molly how to ride his bike, picture taken in Green Lake in 1970.
Ted teaching Molly how to ride a bike.
Another picture of Ted teaching Molly how to ride a bike.
Ted and Molly at Christmastime in Ogden in 1970.
Another shot of Ted and Molly in Ogden at Christmastime in 1970.
Ted and Molly celebrating Christmas at Green Lake in 1970.
A picture from Molly’s fifth birthday. Ted made the banner. Taken at Green Lake in Seattle, 1971.
Christmas Day in Utah, 1974.
Christmas Day in Utah, 1974.
Ted and Molly around Christmas in 1974. Picture taken at the Hardware Ranch in Utah.
Ted and Molly in their ‘hippie clothes; picture taken in Seattle’s University District in 1975.
Ted swinging Molly around in the University DIstrict in 1975.
Molly putting barrettes in Teds hair during a visit to Seattle. Taken in June 1975 at Liz’s apartment in the University District.
Ted and Molly outside of Liz’s residence in the Universtiy disctict in Seattle, 1975.
Ted and Liz on the lake, about to go waterskiiing, picture taken at Flaming Gorge, UT in 1970. Flaming Gorge is a 91-mile-long reservoir created by damming the Green River in 1958, and is known for its sapphire blue water and is a top destination for boating, fishing, and other water activities.
Ted, Liz, and Molly visiting family in Ogden, UT. Picture taken in 1970.
Ted and Liz at Hood Canal in Washington. Picture taken in 1973.
Ted carrying Liz on his back.
Liz hugging Ted from the back. Does that sweater look familiar? It was the one he wore during his first escape in 1977.
A picture of Ted and Liz; her father is on the other side of her.
Liz and Ted sunbathing.
Ted and Liz.
Ted and Liz in front of a fireplace, picture taken in Ogden, UT in December 1974.
Ted and Liz in Flaming Gorge, Utah in 1975.
Liz laying on Ted’s waterbed in his room at the Rogers Rooming House in Seattle. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Liz, Ted, and Molly on a vacation visiting Liz’s family in Ogden, taken in 1970.
The trio on horses outside of the Liz’s childhood home in Ogden, UT.
Ted tickling Molly, picture taken in December 1974.
Ted and Liz on a trip to the zoo with Molly.
Ted, Liz, and Molly.
Ted and Liz sharing a kiss.
Ted and his little brother Richie on a camping trip.
Ted sitting in front of Liz’s fireplace.
Ted jumping for joy and his first camping trip with Liz; picture taken in 1970 at what would later turn out to be his Issaquah dump site.
Ted playing with his hair.
Ted waking up from a nap at Green Lake in Seattle, 1971.
Ted in 1972.
Ted at Hood Canal, WA in 1973.
A young Ted wearing a suit.
Ted waterskiing.
Ted holding a dog.
A picture of Ted taken in 1972.
Ted taking a nap on Liz’s childhood bed at Christmastime in Utah, 1974.
Ted playing Frisbee on the beach.
An action shot of Ted playing Frisbee on the beach.
Ted in Wyoming on his way to Flaming Gorge, UT.
Ted, smoking. Photo courtesy of ‘Ted Bundy: I was Trying to Think Like an Elk.’
Molly with her biological dad.
A young Molly.
A picture of Molly from high school.
Molly.
Liz Kloepfer.
Liz featured in a news special about Bundy.
Liz after her relationship with Bundy, taken in the 1980’s.
Liz.
Liz.
Liz Kloepfer.
Liz Kloepfer after her relationship with Bundy.
Elizabeth Kloepfer.
Elizabeth Kloepfer.
Liz and Molly in a promotion photo for Amazon’s, ‘Falling for a Killer.’

Valerie Ann Duke.

Valerie Ann Duke was born on July 27, 1956 to Thomas and Elizabeth Ann (nee Porter) Duke in Mathis, Texas. Mr. Duke was born on September 15, 1931 Archer City, Archer, TX and Elizabeth was born on August 9, 1933 in Mathis, TX. The couple were wed on November 6, 1954 and had two children together: Valerie and her younger brother Thomas Wade Duke II (b. 1957). An Eagle Scout, Tom went on to earn his PhD in Oceanography at Texas A&M after serving as a Lieutenant in the US Air Force. At some time the family relocated to Tucson, AZ and in 1968 they moved to Gulf Breeze, Florida. The Duke family was Methodist, and before her death Valerie was a member of the Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church.

Information about her background was hard to come by, but I do know she graduated from Woodham High School in Pensacola in 1974 then went on to attend Florida State University in Tallahassee. After enrolling she pledged the Gamma Chapter of the Chi Omega society, and eventually moved into their house on West Jefferson Street; in early 1978 she lived across the hall from Lisa Levy, and next to Kathy Kleiner and Karen Chandler. On January 14, 1978 (which was the night before Bundy’s Chi Omega attacks) Duke decided to go home to her parents house for the weekend in Gulf Breeze, and was not present for the murders that took place the following evening.

On the first anniversary of the murders Valerie Duke dropped out of school, which according to her mother was ‘completely out of character for Valerie. She had broken up with her boyfriend and couldn’t seem to decide whether to stay in Tallahassee or come here.’ Her sorority sisters also said that she was having an incredibly difficult time processing the murders, and to make matters worse, according to her parents Bundy’s fingerprints were found in her room (even though I came across a shred of evidence that confirmed that).

But, Valerie believed it and on May 1, 1979 while driving in between her home in Gulf Breeze and Tallahassee the twenty-two year old* pulled her car off to the side of the road near the East River in Holley and shot herself; she died as a result of her injuries. Her remains were discovered at 6 PM later the day, roughly ten hours after she killed herself . Former Lieutenant Ron Boswell of the Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Department said Duke parked her car near the river, locked the doors, then shot herself with a .38 caliber pistol that was found inside of the car. Also according to Boswell, ‘a suicide note was found inside of the car, at this point we have no reason to suspect foul play.’ It’s strongly speculated by those that knew her well that survivors’ guilt drove Duke to take her own life, and after a communion service she was laid to rest at the Cenizo Hill Cemetery in Mathis, TX. * For the record, I have seen her age listed at both 20 and 22, but simple math puts her at 22 years old.

Thomas Wade Duke I retired from the US Environmental Protection Agency as their Laboratory Director of Marine Biological Research in Gulf Breeze, FL, and went on to work as an environmental consultant for five years. In 2006 Tom and Elizabeth moved from Florida to Woodstock, Georgia to be close to their son and his family. Dr. Thomas Duke died at the age of 79 on March 10, 2011 in Woodstock, Georgia, and Mrs. Duke passed away at the age of 84 after a lengthy illness on December 1, 2017 in Pensacola.

Valerie Duke’s senior year picture from the 1974 Woodham High School yearbook.
Duke in a picture from the Jayettes from the 1974 Woodham High School yearbook.
An article about the suicide of Valerie Ann Duke published in The Pensacola News on May 2, 1979.
Valerie Ann Duke’s obituary, published in The Pensacola News Journal on May 3, 1979.
A newspaper clipping about Duke’s graveside service published in The Corpus Christi Times on May 4, 1979.
An article about the suicide of Valerie Ann Duke published in The Mathis News on May 10, 1979.
Part one of an article about the Chi Omega murders published in The Miami Herald on January 24, 1989.
Part two of an article about the Chi Omega murders published in The Miami Herald on January 24, 1989.
An article about Valerie Duke published in The Tallahassee Democrat on January 25, 1989.
Duke’s grave stone.
The layout of the rooms at the Chi Omega sorority house.
A picture of the front of the Chi Omega house. Photo courtesy of the Oxygen Network.
Outside the Chi Omega house the morning after the murders. Photo courtesy of the Oxygen Network.
Valerie’s mother on her wedding day, from an article published in The Corpus Christi Caller-Times on November 7, 1954.
An article about Thomas Duke visiting his sisters published in The Baytown Sun on August 5, 1954. ·
A picture of Elizabeth Duke published in The Corpus Christi Times on September 26, 1954.
An article about Mrs. Elizabeth Duke published in The Corpus Christi Caller-Times on November 3, 1954.
A write-up about Valerie’s parents getting married published in The Corpus Christi Caller-Times on November 7, 1954.
The birth announcement of Valerie’s younger brother published in The Mathis News on August 9, 1957.
Valerie is mentioned in a local newspaper, published in The Mathis News on December 27, 1957.
An article that mentions Valerie published in The Corpus Christi Caller-Times on June 17, 1974.
Wade Duke’s junior year picture from 1974 Woodham High School yearbook.
An article about the marriage of Valerie’s brother published in The Pensacola News Journal
on August 12, 1979.
Mr. Duke’s obituary published in The Atlanta Constitution on March 15, 2011.
Elizabeth Duke’s obituary published in The Pensacola News Journal on December 5, 2017.
Elizabeth Duke’s obituary published in The Mathis News on December 14, 2017.

Ted Bundy Artwork.

Over the years I’ve come across quite a bit of unusual artwork related to Ted Bundy, and I decided to compile the most unusual ones here. I will be updating this as I find new and interesting pictures.

A drawing of Ted is featured on the cover of Seattle Weekly published on March 14, 2012.
A fake poster featuring Ted Bundy instead of Marky Mark on a poster for the Seth McFarland movie, ‘Ted.’ Photo created by Etsy user BatRavoili.
A school project done by Melody Campbell titled: ‘Ted Bundy Info-graphic.’
A pretend comic book titled Lassie, which was apparently the name of Ted’s first dog. Created by Etsy user GOREjessArtCreations.
The cover of ‘Hi, I’m Ted: The Serial Killer Coloring Book for Adults.’ Published by by Brian Berry, photo courtesy of Amazon.
A sticker of Ted Bundy holding a crowbar, created by DeviantArt user Nupao.
TB holding a crowbar created by BeHance.net user Allie Waalbearite.
A TB meme.
Another silly Bundy meme.
It’s the end of the road for Ted: this is a cartoon created by Alexandra Beguez and is appropriately titled, ‘The End of Evil.’
A second cartoon created by Alexandra Beguez.
A drawing of Bundy leaning against his VW taken from a card created by Etsy user BlackMagicMedia.
A drawing of Ted and his VW Beetle created by DeviantArt user Seal-of-Metatron.
TB on a tarot card, called ‘the ace of Carter.’ Photo taken from ‘alcarter14.tumblr.com’
An ad for a t-shirt taken from the website neatoshop.
A cute comic taken from the website Alncomics, titled weird_comics_128_20208.
A photo of a cartoon version of Bundy standing in front of an orangish-red VW, which is most likely the one he stole from Rick Garzaniti and was caught driving during his final arrest. Photo from Medium contributor Charles Mahoney.
Whatever the fuck this thing is. Photo courtesy of Kallyn Song-Nichols.
A ‘shitty shark doodle with Ted Bundy’s face on it’ (those are the creators words, not mine) taken from imgur and drawn by user SnowflakeHooker.
A weird advertisement for Mercedes Benz I found on DeviantArt, created by user Brassboy212.
A young Ted created by artist Bernice Steinbaum.
A drawing of Ted discovering his birth certificate taken from DeviantArt and created by the user SuburbanBeatnik.
The drawing in the beginning of the music video for MACABRE’s ‘Wheels on the Bus.’ Photo courtesy of Deathblow Productions.
A drawing of Ted with a victim in the background. Courtesy of DeviantArt user Yuriuwu0111.
A drawing of Bundy wearing a suit with his hands in his pockets created by DeviantArt user LovableNightmare.
Bundy as he might look like in a Pixar movie, photo courtesy of OpenArt.ai.
A TB chibi taken from the website Creative Fabrica.
A TB birthday card taken from Etsy and created by user DepressiveGhoul.
A TB wedding card taken from Etsy and created by user DepressiveGhoul.
The front of a Bundy themed Christmas Card drawn by DeviantArt creator OliverDer.
A Ted Bundy Enamel Pin from the website RatBoneSkinny.
Some Bundy themed refrigerator magnets that I found sold on Amazon by user Philevathan.
Ted Bundy: ‘Thank You For Coming To My Ted Talk.’ Designed by TeePublic user DankFutura.
Ted Bundy’s eyes, taken from Instagram user ‘chris.honeysuckle.ellis.’
TB as he would look like as a character from South Park.
The album cover of a band named Ondre Care, for the track name Ted Bundy.
An album cover titled Tedd (not a typo) Bundy for a band named Streets Soprano.
Ted Bundy applying lipstick to a severed head taken from YouTube Make-up artist She’s Been Drawing.
A drawing of Bundy as well as some blood created by Vee Lary Mixed Media.
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A ‘saint-like’ Bundy, created by Creative Fabrica user Kristin Arnold.
Ted Bundy breaking off in a million pieces, courtesy of TeePublic seller DrKooper.
A picture of Ted Bundy during his second prison escape, found on the website FineArtAmerica, created by the user ‘K True-Crime.’
A second picture of Ted Bundy during his second prison escape, found on the website FineArtAmerica, created by the user ‘K True-Crime.’
A spray painted picture of TB with half of his face decayed. Photo courtesy of Lisa Suwansupa.
Ted Bundy and his Demon Smiling in Court. Photo drawn by Redditor Kick_Narisin
A drawing of Ted commenting on feeling like a vampire at times created by DeviantArt user Seal-of-Metatron.
A drawing of TB from a podcast done by Captain Borax..
Ted Bundy in the forefront, with the front seat of his VW in the background. It’s a lovely, monochromatic piece created by Aubree Eckhardt and found at aubreeeckhardt.com/about-this-ghoulie.
Ted sitting in a lounge chair wearing a suit holding a ligature of some sort. Courtesy of the website ArtStation (titled: Ted Bundy).
A fake (but eerily realistic) picture of Bundy created using AI, courtesy of OpenArt.ai.
Another realistic pic of Ted using AI courtesy of OpenArt.ai.
Another realistic pic of Ted using AI courtesy of OpenArt.ai.
Bundy covered in blood, made with AI, taken from the website creator.nightcafe.studio and created by user Renbach.
A poster of Ted found on Amazon, sold by the user ‘ZZAMUSDD.’
A spooky Ted surrounded by flames made by Creative Fabrica user Don Gilman.
A piece of TB artwork created by artist Nicholas Sprice.
Ted Bundy Painting by Cristina Gradinaru.
A painting of TB, courtesy of Etsy creator ‘ShadowlanderArt.’
Ted wearing a suit created, by creator.nightcafe.studio user Poison lord.
A painting of Ted created by Etsy creator DanSlayer666.
Ted gripping the desk in the courtroom created by Etsy user Deepwithinthevoid.
A painting of Ted created by Etsy user LittleDarkWorkshop.
Ted with a colorful, pixelated background. Photo from the website creator.nightcafe.studio’ and created by the user KingBlackBeard.
A picture of Ted on a t-shirt taken from the website Art Junky’s Bizarre.
A piece of artwork called ‘Bundy Denial,’ painted by artist William David
A shot of Ted with his face rotting away with his confirmed victims written on the side. Created by user Rachel Butchart on BeHance.net.
A TB Canvas Painting taken from serialkillershop.
A painting of Ted found on the website FineArtAmerica titled ‘Ted Bundy: Electric Poster,’ created by Norman Twisted.
A picture of Bundy with melting eyes taken from Behance.net and created by user Brooke VanDevelder.
I found this on the website ‘Flickr,’ it’s created by user Jasmin Visual Agnosia.
A drawing of Ted created by DeviantArt user beef-tart.
A photo of Ted looking like a zombie in court that I found on the website FineArtAmerica and was created by artist Justin Coffman.
A drawing of Ted Bundy wearing a collared shirt and brown blazer. I found this on Pinterest but the link that took me to Instagram was bad. I’m not sure who drew this.
A drawing of Ted created by DeviantArt user SuburbanBeatnick.
A picture of Ted Bundy taken from DeviantArt and created by user Seal-of-Metatron.
A picture of Ted Bundy taken from DeviantArt and created by user The-Real-NComics.
A charcoal b&w sketch of Ted created by Etsy user DanSlayer666.
A caricature of TB with an exaggerated chin and dark wavy hair courtesy of Zack Wallenfang.
Bundy drawn in the style of Mike Judge, photo courtesy of OpenArt.ai.
A Ted Bundy Coloring Page created by Creative Fabrica user Kristin Arnold.
A drawing of Ted courtesy of Pinterest user Anastasia Ridgway.
A geometric portrait of TB created by artist Christina Fairhead.
A b&w drawing of Ted taken from BeHance.net created by user Allie Waalbearite.
I found this from the website pixai.art made by the user Justina Maxina.
An image of TB on the front of a t-shirt taken from swagshirt99.
A zombified TB painted by Etsy creator DanSlayer666.
A zombified TB created by Dribbble user ‘Lucian Radu.’
A drawing of Ted Bundy created by DeviantArt user The-Real-NComics.
A poster of Ted sold by the Amazon user RURUMING.
TB with horns, image created by CV Smith.
Ted rocking out in Ol’ Sparky, painting created by BeHance.net user Sonang Akbario.
A painting of Bundy with the electric chair in the background by Paul Bridgman.
A painting of Ted post-execution created by Nicolas Remy.
A TB limited edition print featured in the Italian true crime book ‘Cronaca Nera,’ written by Le Foto Che Hanno Segnato Un’epoca.
A piece titled ‘Ted Bundy’s Last Smile’ created by artist Sam Hane.
A retelling of Blondie’s encounter with Bundy inspired artist Robert Williams to paint this work of art titled ‘Debbie Harry’s Fears’ (that looks like him in the middle).
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy, Dead Beat Dad,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $300.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy, Cologne Ad,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $800.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy: Crutch Thief,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $500.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy: Ejected,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $800.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy: Mechanic School,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $200.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy Gets Pulled Over,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $200.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy: Ski Shop Thief,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $200.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy Gets Pulled Over,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $500.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy Escapes,’ created in 2019; it recently sold for $400.
A drawing by artist Tom Neely titled ‘Ted Bundy: They Are Wrong,’ created in 2019.

Ted Bundy, Gas Receipts.

I have been searching for Bundy’s gas receipts for YEARS. I’ve always struggled with insomnia, and last night at around 4 AM found a TB website I never came across before and read through EVERYTHING. Thank you to the ‘Ted Bundy Archives’ WordPress page and Kevin Sullivan for this information.

TB gas receipts August 1974 to October 1974. Photo courtesy of Kevin Sullivan.
TB gas receipts November 1974 to February 1975. Photo courtesy of Kevin Sullivan.
TB gas receipts March 1975 to May 1975. Photo courtesy of Kevin Sullivan.
TB gas receipts in July and August 1975. Photo courtesy of Kevin Sullivan.