An Interview with Rich Bundy, Part Two
A continuation of my conversation with Richard Bundy, Ted Bundy's youngest brother. Tiffany Jean ...Did Ted ever exhibit any behaviors that seemed strange to you, in retrospect? Richard Bundy Yes, yes, there were a couple. Well,...
wow!! 42Case File: Nancy Wilcox, 1974
“But somehow I knew if Ted was there, it was going to be okay.”
And then egregious crimes. And then inadequate evidence linking Ted to them in my critically thinking opinion, botched investigations, police who falsify or badger witness testimony, prosecutor with an anger management problem forty years later, hairs allegedly found in his Volkswagen from only bodies the police had already found, none from bodies not yet found, no bodies found where Ted “confessed” to leaving them during unsuccessful negotiations to transfer to Washington from Florida’s death row, “confessions” that do not match forensic evidence, and whatever happened to Sandra Jean Weaver? Is she still a cold case?
I’ve slogged through Ann Rule on Gary Ridgway. To my surprise not only has he been to Utah, he was born there, and spent some time in Idaho too. And Sandra Jean was left beside Utah’s Green River, much as Gary was fond of Washington’s Green River.
I’d be interested in hearing more about Rich’s nightmares or dreams where Ted has come to him. What did he say in your dreams? It’s okay if you email me directly. I’m not getting paid to comment Tiffany’s blog.
I am trying to get information about the whereabouts of Ted Bundy the Easter weekend, April 1977. I met Ted in South Berwick, Maine. He told me he was Chris Hagen. If anyone has information and pictures of the mole on the back of his left side of his neck, please contact me. The picture of him driving a boat with a little girl on his lap shows the mole I saw. Most pictures he is wearing a turtle neck or his hair is long and blending in hiding it. The day we met, he was wearing a light blue button up shirt so it clearly showed. I thank you. Sylvia
I can 100% verify that Ted Bundy was in jail in Colorado in April 1977.
He escaped during transport that I read about. I know he escaped from the library and from his cell, but I also read on line about an escape during transport from one jail to another??
No he didn’t.
I read in the FBI files that he was removed from Utah state prison cell count on 1/19/77 to be sent to Colorado State prison and during transport on 1/29/77 he escaped during transport. Salt Lake City issued an escape warrant that got the FBI involved. Then in March 1977 he was interviewed at Colorado State prison. So where was he from 1/29/77 through March 17th, 1977? I think they didn’t want the public to know he was on the loose. About one and a half months in the loose?? So perhaps my encounter was in the beginning of March 1977.? Read the FBI files…it’s all in there.
I have read them FBI files. He didn’t escape during transport in January, and there’s nothing to support that in there. I can 100% verify that he was in custody in Colorado from January 29 til June 7, then June 13 til December 31 that year. The FBI got involved after his first escape from the courthouse in June 1977.
Where can I send you the FBI report of his escape during transport? I am not making this up. I would think you would want to know this?
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