Gary Ridgway, 2001 Summary of Evidence.
Bundy PDF’s.
“The Stranger Beside Me” .pdf by Ann Rule.
The Stranger Beside Me is a 1980 true crime classic written by Ann Rule about her one-time suicide hotline colleague Ted Bundy. Rule met Ted in 1971 when he was a psychology major at the University of Washington in Seattle and contemplating a career in law and politics.
Theodore Robert Bundy, by Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Seattle Rape Study Pamphlet, 1972.
Thanks to Erin Banks/CrimePiper for the first document (which is the study itself), and Tiffany Jean for the second. The second document is a Seattle PD Memorandum, dated October 9, 1975 inquiring about the rape study he wrote in 1972.
Kimberly Dianne Leach.
Nancy Perry-Baird, Case File.
This is the initial police report regarding Nancy’s disappearance completed by Officer D.R. Anderson on July 4, 1975. I already wrote about her but I’m going to go back and edit my piece; I am constantly updating my articles when I stumble across new information and boy did I find a great new source.
Sandra Jean ‘Sandy’ Weaver, Investigative Documents Related to her Murder, from the Trempealeau County Sheriffs Department in Wisconsin.
I am constantly updating my articles when I stumble across new information and boy did I find a great new source. Needless to say, I’m reading through this now and will be updating Sandra’s article shortly.
FBI Correspondence And Investigation Documents.
FBI correspondence and investigation documents surrounding the Caryn Campbell case, in which Bundy was a suspect. Courtesy of Pitkin County DA.
Pensacola Transcripts.
The interviews of Ted Bundy with Don Patchen and Steve Bodiford after David Lee arrested him, February 1978.
Letter sent by Glenn Bundy to Judge Stewart Hanson.
A scanned copy of the letter sent by Ted’s brother Glenn to Judge Stewart Hanson dated March 16, 1976. In it he said that he had always known his older brother to be a rational, nonviolent person. Courtesy of Sean Papanikolas/Internet Archives.
