What You Didn’t Know About America's Most INFAMOUS Serial Killer

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[MiraParadise-bjye]

"CRIME. CONSPIRANCY. CULTS. SERIAL KILLERS, AND MURDER.." -Kallmekris (My Favorite Line)

[MBG]

Please start a podcast on Spotify. I need to hear it if you haven’t already. Literally the funniest person making jokes in the most dark videos, but I love it.

[soimsha.]

There was a story about one woman who he was stalking, she missed the bus to get to class and he offered her a ride. She accepted. He demanded her to take off her hood and scarf (it was winter time), so she did, it revealed her short haircut. He got pissed and let her out at her school. She had just gotten her long hair cut the day before, and it’s what saved her life that day. She has kept it short ever since

[shy]

Fun fact! My grandma was in Seattle the same time Bundy was (she was about 16 and fit his type), and she vividly remembered being stalked by a tan vw bug as she was walking home one day. She, thankfully, knocked on the nearest house door after she realized she was being followed, and they were kind enough to let her use their phone to call her dad to come get her! She was convinced up until the day she died that it was Bundy that was stalking her, and if she hadn't of been creeped out enough to knock on the neighbors door that she would've been one of his victims.

[alittleprimrose]

LADIES! TRUST YOUR GUT!! So many of the women around Bundy knew there was something wrong with him. They were brushed off and were told they were crazy. This is not uncommon. We are often told that we are crazy, that he’s a nice guy, that we could hurt his feelings or ruin his life. Your safety is more important than his feelings. If your gut says something’s wrong, TRUST IT. Don’t wait for your instincts to be proven right.

[kyliemoser]

Kris “ I can’t be sitting here for like 8 hours and talk to you guys about this, you’d get tired of me”
Me - immediately offended cuz there’s genuinley no way to get tired of kris.
She is my comfort channel. Honest to god

[alyssaprado]

My grandma was actually a part of that sorority. She was supposed to be there at the time that Bundy was there however her appendix burst and she was was rushed to the hospital by one of her sorority sisters not even 10 minutes before bundy allegedly entered the house. She told me that that day was the most painful day of her life. She was very close to one of the victims. She said that her appendix bursting was the most physical pain she had ever been in but it ended up saving her life. She had a pretty bad case of survivors guilt for a long time. She passed 5 years ago but she still mentioned regularly that she should have died that day. Most of the girls in the sorority got tattoos later in life of the victims initials to honor their sisters. It still boggles my mind that if her appendix hadn’t burst then I probably wouldn’t exist.

[soimsha.]

I’ve had talks with my mother about this, she was in college at this time, and fit Bundy’s MO to a T. She said it was completely normal back then to get in a strangers car and not think twice about it. You had that worry in the back of your mind that it could be Bundy, but you carried on as normal. She still went out and lived life like any other day. Which is INSANE

[Eleophinsane]

Fun fact if you're interested: After Ted Bundy was executed, a photograph was taken of him that appeared to show him smiling as he died, this being just completely sick. He killed so many innocent women in ways that are unbearable to imagine, and yet he died wth a smile of his face.

May his soul be buring in hell.

[HeisenbergFam]

Kris calling us out in the intro for being into freaky stuff is 110% scientifically accurate

[cheshireroyalty]

"Don’t talk to men in slings." Good advice 😂 Also, if you hear a baby crying outside your house. Don’t open the door, just call the police. Chances are, that's not a baby or if it is, it's being used to lure you into opening your door

[jakeseward]

The judge was expressing his disappointment that Bundy used his talents for evil when he could have done so much good instead. It's like when your parents pull out the "you're a disappointment" card. He definitely didn't say that Bundy was a good person and in no way expressed that he didn't care about him being a murderer.

[fantasydubs]

I actually went to a crime museum and they had cars of a WHOLE bunch of serial killers, but one who like- actually kinda scared me was they managed to get their hands on Ted Bundy’s ACTUAL car. Like, that’s not a car, that’s a crime scene-

[amybalagia]

Not so fun fact: my aunt was actually a part of that exact sorority. She was in that sorority house the same night he was there. I still can’t believe it.

[CatherineBurgess-qxit]

it would feel so scary and weird to later find out the guy who convinced you not to kill you self was a serial killer

[Newtmaseva]

"He's gaslighting ME, and he's DEAD!" Love these videos, the only true crime videos that don't give me nightmares and keep me up, keep up the good work, love you Kris 💙

[lilymasters]

So. My grandma was a student at UW when Bundy was attending and she fit the profile exactly. It's really unnerving to think that she could have been a victim of this monster and neither my mom, aunt, my cousin or I would even exist.

[Cryptiddies]

Me wondering why Kris has a giant neon "KINK" sign in her background before realizing it's supposed to be "KMK".

[tiredpigeon]

31:38 that's the reason why he was able to get away with so many murders... he knew the weaknesses in the system and exploited those weaknesses. If he existed today he would've been caught much faster, so THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS you live in this generation!

[AuthenticallyAmeliaStevens]

I'm a teenager in Bountiful Utah, and we had a police officer come to our school and tell us about Debbie Kent. It was considered a cold case, but he managed to solve it, so he gave us a presentation on it. Fascinating story, but really sad.