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May 12, 2020June 27, 2021 Tiffany Jean 1976, Family, Girlfriends, Patreon, Prison, Utah, Victims, Washington

The Presentence Investigation Report, 1976

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February 4, 2020June 27, 2021 Tiffany Jean 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, Patreon, Utah, Washington

The Police Interviews, 1975-1978

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December 10, 2019May 11, 2021 Tiffany Jean 1976, Trials, Utah

Trial Transcript: Charles and Rosemarie Shearer, 1976

This is the witness testimony of Charles and Rosemarie Shearer, a young couple who lived across the hall from Ted Bundy at 565 First Avenue in the summer and fall of 1975. They testified for the prosecution on Thursday, February 26, 1976.

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"...I have become aware of the possibility of a concommitant diagnosis that should be explored in the future. Throughout his incarceration and trial, Mr. Bundy frequently alludes to another "Ted". There is also some evidence that for brief periods of time Mr. Bundy's entire personality changes to the point where he is almost unrecognizable and is quite frightening. His mother's aunt, Virginia Bristol, witnessed one of these episodes and became terrified. At this time, after a pleasant evening at a concert with Mrs. Bristol, Mr. Bundy, suddenly, as they waited at a train station, started to ramble and "make no sense", to look "crazy", and to be out of touch with her. His aunt was suddenly afraid to be alone with him.
Diana Weiner, the Sarasota attorney who represented Bundy in civil matters, remembers a different Ted Bundy than the manipulative killer who survives in the public mind. She knew a born-again Christian, remorseful for his actions and earnest in his desire to help ease the pain of his victims’ families by confessing to his crimes. He was a man, she says, interested in helping authorities learn more about serial killers.
Police Interview with Victim Cheryl Thomas, January 31, 1978
August 30, 1974
Excerpt from the Psychological Evaluation of Ted Bundy, September 10, 1986:
Excerpt from the testimony of Salt Lake Detective Jerry Thompson at Bundy’s trial for the murder of Caryn Campbell, April 5, 1977:
Statement of Lynda Healy’s roommate Joanne Testa, February 6, 1974:
Excerpt from the notes of Detective Bob Keppel
10/15/1975

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