‘Reflections on Green River: The Letters of and conversations with Ted Bundy,’ Written by Sara A. Survivor.
Pictures from the King County Sheriff’s Office investigation file 75-29267, for the Taylor Mountain homicide associated with Ted Bundy.












Taken from ‘The Journal Federal Probation,’ Volume 53, Issue, Four. Dated: December 1989.
Date Published 1989 This article explores the psychological profiles of four serial murderers to determine their common emotional and environmental characteristics and to develop criteria to identify persons with such tendencies and early treatment programs for these individuals.
This document provides an update on the investigation of Ted Bundy that was sent from SLC to Denver, Butte, and Seattle that references earlier teletypes sent between these offices on January 4th and 5th, 1978 regarding the killer, who was wanted for murder in Denver. The update notes that additional information has been developed identifying Bundy’s use of an alias and vehicle in connection with the crimes under investigation.
This article provides background information about Ted Bundy and his family history. It summarizes that Bundy came from a family with a history of mental illness and domestic violence. Specifically, his maternal grandfather Sam Cowell was described as an extremely violent and frightening man who would physically and verbally abuse his wife and children. Cowell’s behavior caused lasting psychological trauma in the family. This family history helps provide context for Bundy’s own violent criminal acts later in life.