Caryn Campbell & Ted Bundy: Michigan Related Pictures & Information.

The entrance to Trinity Health Livonia Hospital, located at 36475 Five Mile Road in Livonia, MI. Caryn worked here when she disappeared in 1975.
According to a document I received from the King County Sheriffs Department, Caryn was employed here on an ‘as needed’ basis and had only worked a single shift at the time of her murder.
This residence was listed as Mr. Campbell’s residence on his WWII draft card, located on Monroe Ave in Dearborn, MI (he was married to Caryn’s mom at the time).
The side of Mr. And Mrs. Campbell’s first house, located at 805 Monroe Avenue in Deerborn, MI.
This is where Caryn’s parents lived at the time of her murder located at 22423 Beech Streey in Dearborn, MI.
The apartment building where Dr. Gadowski and Caryn Campbell lived at the time of her murder. It’s located at 27600 Gateway Drive (they lived in apartment E) in Farmington Hills, Michigan.
The rental office and recreational area at Caryn’s and Dr. Gadowski’s apartment complex.
Some turkey’s outside Caryn and Dr. Gadowski’s former residence.
More turkey’s.
This is where Caryn’s ex-boyfriend Dr. Alan Rosenthal lived at the time of her murder, located at 21347 Colwell Street, Apartment 22 in Farmington Hills, MI; it’s right next to the hospital that they worked at.
A side shot of Dr. Rosenthals apartment.
The former Botsford Hospital, where Caryn Campbell and Dr. Gadowski worked at the time of her murder. It’s now The Corewell Health Farmington Hills Hospital Cancer Care Center.
The former Botsford Hospital, located at 27900 Grand River Avenue in Farmington Hills, Michigan.
The former Botsford Hospital.
Some information about Bundy’s time in Michigan.
Some information related to Bundy’s time in Michigan, per Stephen Michaud in the 2019 Netflix documentary.
The Amtrak Station in Ann Arbot
The Ann Arbor YMCA that Bundy stayed at for $12 a night after his second escape, located on South Fifth Avenue. Picture taken in May 1979.
The Ann Arbor YMCA, located on South Fifth Avenue.
Some information I found on Reddit about Ted’s time in Michigan and (possibly) the name of the bar he went to.
A comment on a blog post about the bar Bundy may have visited during his brief time in Michigan.
Information related to the 1978 Rose Bowl.
An article that mentions Ted’s time in Ann Arbor, MI after his second escape published in The Times on July 19, 1979.
An article that mentions Ted’s time in Ann Arbor, MI after his second escape published in The Daily Spectrum on November 15, 1986.
An article that mentions Ted’s time in Michigan published in The Danville News on January 24, 1989.

Notes from a Meeting Regarding Ted Bundy that took place on November 13 & 14, 1975, Courtesy of the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Department.

A copy of the notes from a meeting about Bundy that took place on November 13 and 14, 1975 at the Aspen Holiday Inn. The document begins with a letter from Lieutenant William H. Baldridge of the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Department, and was organized by Pitkin County deputy Mary Wiggins.

Lake Sammamish State Park, May 2025.

A road sign for Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2025.
The entrance to Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2025.
The front parking lot at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2025.
A yellow VW Bug in the back part of Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2025.
Another shot of a yellow VW Bug at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2025.
A paved walkway at the front part of Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2022.
A paved walkway at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A parking lot located in the front part of Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2022.
LolAnother parking lot at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A soccer net in a field at Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2022.
Another parking lot at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A parking lot overlooking the water at Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2022.
Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A road that takes you to the back part of Lake Sammamish State Park, picture taken in May 2022.
A bathroom in the front part of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another shot of the bathroom at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A grassy area at Lake Sammamish located on the side of the road that takes you to the back portion of the park, picture taken in May 2022.
A parking lot n the back part of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A walkway at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Some dumpsters at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A parking lot at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another shot of a dumpster at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another shot of a parking lot at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A sign at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign taken at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign taken at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign taken at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign taken at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign taken at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A walkway heading towards the back part of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A sign for a ciccyusac tree in Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Some barren land at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A grassy part of Lake Sammamish with a picnic table, picture taken in May 2022.
More picnic tables at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Even more picnic tables at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Some picnic tables by the water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The beach at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A sign at the beach at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The beach at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Some grassy land by the water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The bathroom at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The beach at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another shot of the beach at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A sign by the water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
The water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A shot of the bathroom and the water at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
Another sign at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A sign for Tibbetts Beach at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A playground at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A parking lot at the back of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A parking lot in the back of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
One of the back parking lots at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A sign at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2022.
A sign for the front office at Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2025.
The guard stations in the beginning of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2025.
Another shot of the guard stations in the beginning of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2025.
Another shot of the guard stations in the beginning of Lake Sammamish, picture taken in May 2025.

Tipsheets related to the Ted Bundy Investigation: Information from the King County Sheriff’s Archives, Part One.

Due to the sheer mass of information I am dividing these documents into two separate articles.

Ted Bundy’s Issaquah Dump Site, May 2025.

As of now, I have been to Seattle three times: In April 2022, April 2024, and May 2025… During my first trip I couldn’t find the Issaquah Dump Site and was driving around the same two mile radius for almost two hours with absolutely no luck. During my second trip in April 2024, I had a friend help walk me through exactly where to park and how to navigate to the actual site (his name is Cole Kaiser, and he is awesome and deserves another shout out). Like with Taylor Mountain this time around I decided to explore ALL of it, and to my surprise learned it was quite a bit bigger than I previously thought.

The bridge that takes you to the Issaquah Dump Site outside of Seattle, Washington. Picture taken in May 2025.
The bridge over the roadway that takes you to where the Issaquah dump site is located. Picture taken in May 2025.
The well-worn trail in the Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
A fallen tree at the Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
A fern at the Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The end of the well-worn path at the Issaquah dump site that leads you to the paved bike path. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.
The trail around the Issaquah dump site. Picture taken in May 2025.

Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain Dump Site, May 2025.

I needed to take a break from uploading the documents from the King County Sheriff’s Department and decided to post some pictures from my recent Seattle trip. Even before I checked in to my Air BnB, the first thing I did after leaving the Sea-Tac Airport was drive straight to Taylor Mountain, because I knew my time in Washington was limited and I wanted to make the most of it. When I went in 2022 and 2024 I didn’t venture in very far, and just took my pictures and left. This time I made sure to wear appropriate footwear and walked through the entire area, and I learned that it was much larger than I previously thought, and even had a lake and separate walking path.

The sign for Tiger Mountain, which is what Washington locals call Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A sign for a missing dog at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A close up of the entrance to Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Another shot of the entrance to Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Another shot of the entrance to Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A sign at the entrance to Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
The main roadway on Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A lake at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A lake at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A trail at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A plant at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
The main roadway at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
The roadway after the electric towers on Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A path at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A path at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
A path at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Another picture taken at Taylor Mountain. Picture taken in May 2025.
One of the paths at Taylor Mountain. Picture taken in May 2025.
The main roadway at Taylor Mountain. Picture from May 2025.
Taylor Mountain. Picture taken in May 2025.
Almost at the top of the main road at Taylor Mountain. Picture taken in May 2025.
The view looking down on the top of the main road at Taylor Mountain. Photo taken in May 2025.
Driving away from Taylor Mountain, if you look closely you can see an Army vehicle, (most likely) from the nearby Joint Base Lewis-McChord, which is just outside Lakewood, Washington and encompasses both Fort Lewis Army Base and McChord Air Force Base. Picture from May 2025.

Taylor Mountain: Information & Pictures from the King County Sheriff’s Archives.

An aerial shot of the Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Another aerial shot of the Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
A map of the Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The search party at Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The search party at Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The search party at Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The search party at Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Trapping gear found at Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The road leading to Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The spot where Brenda Ball’s skull was recovered at Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Taylor Mountain dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.

Ted Bundy’s Issaquah Dump Site: Information & Pictures from the King County Archives.

Railroad tracks near Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
A path leading to Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The path leading to Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The search party at Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The search party for Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
The search party at Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Another shot of the search party at Ted Bundy’s Issaquah dump site, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
After Ted’s death row confession, investigators in King County went back to the Issaquah dump site to search for the remains of Georgann Hawkins, where Ted claimed to have left her in 1974. Photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
A backhoe near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
A man digging near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
A bulldozer near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
A bulldozer near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
A path near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.
Near the Issaquah dump site in mid-February 1989, photo courtesy of the King County Sheriff’s.