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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:

Bundy’s confession to Washington investigator Bob Keppel, January 22, 1989:

"You see, now I’m really in the public eye… and you know that it’s important how people perceive me. Now, they’ve got Theodore Bundy out there, master of disguise, ten most wanted list, involved in any number of things. I’ve got to show them that I can stand up in a court of law and run these people ragged. That I’m not a fiend, necessarily.

Ever since high school, Donna Gail Manson had thought of herself as an unfettered spirit. Her poems and prose from a high school creative writing class are filled with a kind of boundless beneficence. "I'm just inside the door of that other world you can't explain later," she once wrote. "You find so many treasures inside this young world."

After the broad daylight, double abduction at Lake Sammamish State Park on July 14, 1974, a "Ted Task Force" was hastily assembled by the King County Police. The pattern of missing young women across the Pacific Northwest had become too clear to be coincidence.

Excerpt from the notes of Detective Kathy McChesney, King County Police:

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