Ted Bundy, Gas Receipts.
In May 2025 I reached out to King County to see if there was a chance I could visit their archives to look at their information related to the Ted Bundy investigation. Where visiting didn’t work out they were kind enough to send me a link via Dropbox that contained tens of thousands of pages of information related to the investigation. Here is everything I could find related to Lynda Healy.












After a bit of research, I am about 99% certain this victim is Hallie Ann Seaman, a student at the University of Washington that was only two terms away from earning a master’s degree in architecture.
Information related to the 1992 TB Multi-Agency Investigative Team Report Conference that was held at Quantico between February 20 and February 24, 1992.





















































A King County archivist sent the following .pdf file to Maria Serban, consisting of Dr. Robert Keppel’s personal notes in relation to the Bundy case. The information consists of correspondence regarding Bundy that were sent in the early 80’s, notes from supposed experts claiming they might help him decipher the killers personality based on his handwriting, and also a postcard signed ‘Ted B’ (and as Serban pointed out, Bundy never signed his letters to Dr. Keppel as ‘Ted B,’ and usually signed them ‘ted,’ with a lower case -t; he also and spelled ‘Raiford’ wrong).
Information from the King County Police Department on TB’s Lake Sammamish murders: on July 14, 1974 Bundy abducted then killed Denise Naslund and Janice Ott, mere hours apart from one another. Document courtesy of Maria Serban and Dr. Rob Dielenberg.