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April 26, 2021July 29, 2021 Tiffany J 1974, 1989, Confessions, Patreon, Victims, Washington

Case File: Donna Gail Manson, 1974

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July 1, 2020July 23, 2021 Tiffany J 1975, Confessions, Victims, Washington

Taylor Mountain, 1975

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Y’all may recall a few weeks ago when I posted that unlabeled photo of the woman who possibly could be Donna Manson. Opinions were mixed. Supplemental Report In 1968, Cathy Swindler was an early, avid supporter of Robert F. Kennedy in his campaign for the Presidency. Then came his shocking assassination, and she was disconsolate. An acquaintance persuaded Cathy to go to work for “the next best candidate available”: Nelson Rockefeller of New York. She volunteered to work in the campaign headquarters in downtown Seattle. "It was January 4, I was a student at the University of Washington. I was getting ready to go back to school for the winter quarter. Just a normal day... In 1986, defense attorneys hired renowned psychiatrist Dr. Dorothy Otnow Lewis to conduct a psychological examination on Ted Bundy for his death penalty appeals. Dr. Lewis immediately diagnosed the convicted murderer as “manic depressive”— today known as bipolar disorder, a mental illness which causes dramatic shifts in a person's mood, judgment, and ability to think clearly. Severe episodes of mania or depression may include psychotic symptoms. Following her first meeting with Ted in September, Dr. Lewis wrote to his attorney, Polly Nelson: One set of photographs were taken by the Salt Lake City Sheriff before and after Ted Bundy's 1968 VW Bug was seized and impounded in the fall of 1975. The second set were taken from a 2020 online auction listing for a nearly identical, restored 1968 VW Bug. Molly Kloepfer met Ted Bundy as a toddler, when her mother began dating him in 1969. Over the years, she had come to view him as a father figure and member of the family. But as Molly grew older, his behavior began to make her feel uncomfortable. An innocent hide-and-seek game became disturbing when Ted took off all his clothes in order to “turn invisible,” then wrestled with her in the nude. In her 2020 contribution to “The Phantom Prince,” Molly recalled the emotional impact of Ted’s inappropriate behavior: A letter dated January 9, 1969 from a 22-year-old Ted Bundy to his grandfather Sam Cowell. In Ted’s typical flowery style, here he discusses a newfound drive for success in politics, and explains his motivations for traveling to Philadelphia and attending Temple University. As determined as this letter sounds, Ted would only last one semester on the East Coast before burning out and returning to Washington.

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