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Excerpt from the interview tapes with Stephen Michaud, January 18, 1980:

“I want to live to be a hundred years old, but I think I’ll be ready for death whenever the time comes for me.”

In November 1984, detectives Bob Keppel and Dave Reichert traveled to interview Ted Bundy on death row at the Florida State Prison. Instead of asking about the cases they believed Bundy was responsible for, the detectives asked about another then-unidentified serial killer stalking Washington State dubbed "The Green River Killer." Talking under the pretense of lending some special insight into the GRK's motivations, Keppel and Reichert paid close attention to how Ted's words betrayed his own:

Some of the detective magazines from the 1960s and early 1970s that Ted may have read in his youth.

When Ted Bundy was caught for the last time in Pensacola, Florida on February 15, 1978, he was driving his favorite kind of car-- a stolen Volkswagen Bug. Among the personal items found tightly packed inside were a variety of reading materials. Most of the book and magazine titles gave a strong hint as to Bundy's future plans.

A leather and clay bead necklace Ted gave to Molly Kloepfer, taken into King County Police evidence October 6, 1975. It was shown to surviving victim Karen Sparks, as well as family and friends of victims Lynda Healy and Georgann Hawkins, but no one recognized it.

Excerpt from the Seattle Police Dept.'s case notes, October 27, 1975:

Near the end of 1975, the Bundys had bailed Ted out of the Salt Lake County Jail and back to Washington. By then Bundy was already a hot topic of local conversation, after the shocking news of his Utah arrest for the DaRonch kidnapping hit the papers in early October.

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