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November 25, 2019May 11, 2021 Tiffany Jean 1989, Confessions, Idaho, Patreon, Prison, The Unconfirmed Cases, Victims

The Idaho Confession, 1989

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Seattle Police Dept Report
Seattle Police Department Report
Tina Hopkins was Ted Bundy's neighbor at The Oak rooming house in Tallahassee, where he lived after escaping from Colorado. The following is an excerpt from her deposition at the Chi Omega trial:
In 1981 a friendly postcard, postmarked from Florida, arrived at King County Police Detective Bob Keppel's Seattle office. It featured an aerial view of the Gator Bowl stadium in Jacksonville, and read:
On Florida's Death Row, Ted Bundy spent a lot of mental energy fulminating about pollution, PCBs in sperm, the Love Canal disaster, and synthetic compounds running amok "like something out of Andromeda Strain." He worried about people rioting in the streets over pollution threats, and about his little girl being poisoned by dioxin spraying.
Excerpts from a letter to Ted Bundy’s Salt Lake City attorneys, John O’Connell and Bruce Lubeck, written May 12, 1978 from the Leon County Jail in Florida:
“In 1972 Ted Bundy graduated from the University of Washington with a BS in Psychology. From June through September that year he was a counselor at Harborview Medical Center in the psych wards up there. He used to actually counsel people with mental problems. The complaints of most of the people up there was that this man had no feeling at all for a patient-counselor type of relationship. He had a very cut and dry, ‘you shouldn't do this, you should do that' type of atmosphere. There was a never a counseling manner with him to the effect of trying to get on the patient’s side and understand their problems. Rather, for some reason he was always very pointed, and to the point. His patience was very short with the people he was counseling…”
Excerpt from Conversations with a Killer, by Stephen Michaud:

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