Please share these videos. As you can probably guess this took a long time not only to drive to each location but to film and edit. A good 8 hours plus to do everything. **Hope you like that I actually go to each place instead of just talk about it like a lot of other crime related channels.**

@bonniekaye

4 жыл бұрын

*Loved this, Eric!*

@jenconn6692

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, I messaged you back on twitter. Love the new video. You really do deserve a lot more subs then what you have. I really wish youtube would start recommending your videos to people more.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

@@jenconn6692 ok thanks jenn! Yeah I know hopefully sooner than later I will get a big push. Thanks for the support. Will respond on Twitter in a few hrs.

@charlesjeffery1155

4 жыл бұрын

I wil Absolutely will share this, especially to Captain B, he has a whole lot of Bundy paraphernalia as well as me, probably way more, than me

@lisapoole5420

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly, the fact that you go to these places really makes you different. Anyone can discuss cases, but your traveling really makes it great.

I believe room 210 at Wildwood Inn was converted to a laundry room or maybe renumbered. I've read both, but 210 seems to be the accurate number for that time. Not unusual to renumber, remove, reconstruct, or alter areas where crimes happen.

@brad9956

3 жыл бұрын

According to Kevin M. Sullivan in his book “The Bundy Murders: A Comprehensive History”, the room number was changed.

@captainhemmingsworth448

2 жыл бұрын

They also did it with MLK. They renumber the hote

There is a 4th victim from his Colorado spree, but she’s never been identified. Ted referred to her as a hitchhiker. May she RIP as well.

That was one eerie hallway. You can feel its dark energy. I love you channel, not only do you go to the locations, you actually walk the footsteps. ... it actually feels like I'm there.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks jessica!! I appreciate that. Yes that hallway felt very ominous.

Amazing how Ted was able to just show up in a town and never really be noticed by anyone. Almost like he was invisible.

@jayshah9967

3 жыл бұрын

No. He just looked like a Harmless white guy with "Good Looks" and so called "charm"-Unfortunately.

@Hellenicheavymetal

2 жыл бұрын

@@jayshah9967 he wasnt very good looking. Pretty average looking.

@Canev821

Жыл бұрын

@@Hellenicheavymetal I think he was very attractive

@orchidtreasure1484

Жыл бұрын

@@Hellenicheavymetal he was well-dressed and articulate, that's what helped him earn the trust of some of his victims. Also, it was the 70s. Not many young women were aware of predators.

@monicoorrostietacervantes4776

Жыл бұрын

Lot's of people saw him but nobidy knew whats he was doing.

Appreciating all the effort your putting into these theyve been really interesting so far 😊

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! Thank you for taking notice and enjoying my videos. See you all on Monday with part 2 - Bundy's escapes

Room 210 was re-numbered shortly after Ted sat in Florida’s chair. I’ve stayed in room 214 twice and was told that wasn’t the room Caryn and her fiancé stayed in. I know a girl who works there now and hotel staff are not encouraged to talk about those events to the public.

@susancrouthamel760

Жыл бұрын

Most places don't want to discuss murders as bad for business. At least I would not stay there Skumbag Ted is now with his father the DEVIL. Somewhere I heard a psychiatrist say he killed over 30 but even one is too much

Very interesting and a little eerie to see the actual locations of the Colorado crimes. I would love to see videos of the other crime and locations that took place in Washington State, Utah, Idaho, and Floria. Thank you for researching and going to these locations! Great job!!!

@orchidtreasure1484

Жыл бұрын

In 2015, I visited Seattle. I walked through the UW campus, but I am unsure if I passed by where Georgeann Hawkins was kidnapped by Bundy. Also, I met a man who claimed that his cousin had a fender bender with Bundy in the 70s, and that Bundy was super polite.

Yes , please do the other locations. Seeing the buildings, houses and maps etc. lends to perspective and somehow adds to a sense of reality. Thank You. (BTW , def got my ''like'' and just subscribed )

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Larry for subbing! I am definitely putting the other locations on my list of videos to film. 👍

Caryn Campbell was a nurse from Dearborn, Michigan. She was born in the exact same hospital that i was born in Garden City Osteopathic Hospital in Garden City, Michigan. So sad i remember hearing about her death. She is buried at Cadillac Memorial Cemetery in my home town of Westland, Michigan where most of my family and childhood friends are buried.

@daniels7717

6 ай бұрын

I watched many true crime cases but no case has affected me as much as the one of caryn. I don’t even come from the US and I was born over 45 years after her but after watching a video about ted bundys victims and seeing her photos and then the photos of her body... I can’t explain it but this effected me a lot... She wanted to be a nurse and help people and then she suffered such a horrible fate. RIP. All a man can do is to watch out for the people around him and observe people who show signs of psychopathy.

Still binge watching your videos I just love them! I've always been fascinated by true crime, cold cases, etc. And serial killers like Ted Bundy. Keep up all the great work you're doing!

Hey nice work man.. I see the subs coming bro, lets sit back and watch the numbers grow 😎👊 Enjoy your day bro....

Loving these infamous videos and congratulations on reaching 10k subs 👍

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

😀👍 thank you man, you rock!👆 Part 2 will be Monday. Showing where he escaped custody twice!

Bro these videos are so cool. :) Congrats on 10k!!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Heck ya. Thanks again, happy you are enjoying them. Part 2 coming monday

Enjoyed the video Harmin. And congrats on reaching 10k subs!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks komainu! I appreciate it. Let's hope this new series really pushes my channel.

I’m so glad you did this one too! I’ve never seen a video of these locations before. Only still photos.

Interesting video about good old Teddy, love too see the locations, and like other serial killers i believe he has killed more than we know, and his escapes were quite a sensation back then.Nice video Harmin.

@eva5601

2 жыл бұрын

Why wasn't anyone an eye witness to his abductions???

You did a great job 👍 very thorough and accurate. Thank you for taking the time to put this together 😊

I think he enjoyed killing and even went back to visit some of the bodies and I will leave at that. He confessed to other murders while on death row. He was a true pyschopath. One last thing, the character, Buffalo Bill, Silence of the Lamb where he's trying to get the couch in the van. Based on Bundy.

@leesashriber5097

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, his character was based on Ed Gein. If you aren't familiar with him, check him out. One twisted individual. Have a good day 😊 there are Ted moments in the film, like loading the couch, as you stated.

Really great content! Thank god you didn’t do the typical YTer overproduction with the sound effects, crappy background music and hand to the lens transitions. What is That state park you were at for the second site he used to dispose of the body? Do you know of any hiking trails Bundy would use in a Colorado? Where do you find all this super detailed info? Keep up the good work.

*Awesome video- exciting new series!!* ⚘ *Looking forward to many more!!* 🖒☺

Thank you i enjoyed watching keep up the good work 😀

"Here today; gone tomorrow", each second of every day should be treated preciously as no one knows when they are going to die. It is very surreal to view your videos of "infamous" places where "death" has walked. Please keep these videos coming as maybe they help "naive" people to WAKE UP and realize that they could end up in the "wrong place at the wrong time" death scenario if they are not apprehensive and cautious of their surroundings. I learned that lesson all too well, except, I fought back with a gun in my left side right in front of my house. That was way before I decided to go into the military and go in law enforcement. God Bless

It’s so strange…even though it’s a bright sunny day and clearly it’s used to play games you can feel the desolateness of the place. It comes out of the video somehow.

I just found your Washington State Crime locations video!! Very interesting!! Thank you!!!!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey that's awesome!! Glad you watched both!

I never knew it was an open air hallway.

You did a great job bro I really enjoyed watching 👍🏻 Please continue.

Loved that artwork under the bridge. Bundy was a sick man.

@garyc39

3 жыл бұрын

He was not a sick man,because a man would not do that.He was a sick piece of trash.He was a thing in human form.

Harman,you are crazy good at making/producing/editing these vids...And they are SO interesting... I'd like you to take us to the dumping sites in Washington etc...(the forest areas)...

@stephanieann8115

3 жыл бұрын

Just maybe in the daytime with a weapon 😁. You never know what kind of weirdo you may run into😱

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Wa state murders are up a few months ago if you haven't seen it👍💜

Great work Harmin under the bridge is creepy I would not be playing frisbee you can tell the energy is off.

Poor souls may they rest in peace xx

Incredible effort and work on your part to give us curiosity seekers a eerie look of just how addicted, perverted and truly wicked ted was during those short years. So much time and energy you would think he had to be thinking about murder almost 24/7 to do everything he did. This is only a tiny fraction of his crimes. Those poor souls my god I can’t imagine how someone could get off by being so purely evil and to repeat over and over like it was just any of another day. He really needed his death to be toyed with for as many hours and days he spent enjoying torturing the innocent. I kind of went on a little rant but I just wanted to thank you again for all your work. Chilling getting to see the exact locations it all went down. I mean it is a part of history... & I’m probably sure the victims wouldn’t want to be just forgotten and have their story not told while everyone focuses mainly on ted. He’s gotten enough attention already, let’s give all the the souls the voices they had taken away from by one truly sick and disgusting evil bastard.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thank you so much Michael!! That truly means a lot to me. It does take a lot of time to not only research these places but to film them and edit them. Appreciate you taking notice of the effort I put in. I feel that it gives more meaning and insight when you can physically see the places where these tragedies happen (that is what I do on each video). And of course to remember the victims. Ted definitely must have been thinking of killing on a constant basis. I filmed his Wa state murder spree and childhood homes if you haven't seen those videos yet. Thanks again michael.

Places normally shift room numbers around at motels, hotels etc if there were ever a infamous crime scene, I bet that is why there is no 210 anymore.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

That makes perfect sense! Thanks chuck! Appreciate that so much. 👍👊

From us here in the UK. Thanks for these Ted Bundy location videos. He's well known here. Many thanks for your dedication.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks so much!! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍👊

Very interesting to see the actual places . I was like , To be continued NOOOOOO! I want to see the rest now!!!! LOL

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Haha I didnt want the video to be like over 30 mins. Part 2 will be Monday and will go to the 2 places he escaped custody from!

This is great work, thank you for all you do!

Imagine all the attacks/abductions/murders/deaths in the hotels or motels that one stays in. It's a wicked world.

Bundy was quite bold to grab her up on an outside corridor like that. Course he was not of right mind, but still he was very smart...........

@TammyM36

4 ай бұрын

He didn’t. Bundy wasn’t even in the hallway. He was on ground level with his crutches and struggling carrying his ski boots. Caryn came off of the elevator and saw HIM struggling and called down to him if he needed help. She then went down the stairs to ground level to meet him and they walked to his car. Bundy said he was actually stalking another woman at ground level before Caryn saw him. None the less, Ted certainly was brazen in his attacks. He still knocked her unconscious at his car at a ski resort. Crazy

First victim it was CRAZY cold and snowy, so there woudn't have been nearly as many cars on the road, also, it was night time, she was abducted after 7 so it would have been very dark, and she died within 2 hours

I love all your videos. Thank you.

Thanks for the very good videos. Have you thought about doing something on the Delphi, In murders ?

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey mark. Yes that one is on my central U.S. list. That may be down the road. Thanks as I always appreciate suggestions

Hey man, thanks for posting this. I'm a true crime buff who's been reading about Bundy since I was a little girl in the 80s. Currently, I am visiting Colorado, and I was curious about the towns I read about in books about Bundy. In loving memory of the victims.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Hello! 🙋‍♂️ Glad you enjoyed it!! I also filmed the WA state murders he committed and his former houses. Thanks again!

@orchidtreasure1484

Жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations thank you, I will check out your other vids! Great work!

very interesting love these types of blogs

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much gray! I am very happy you are enjoying them. Much more to come

Sorry for the Girls 😢 heartbreaking 💔 RIP 🙌🙏💐

Hello , excellent video enjoyed watching😊

Thank you for doing these! ❤️‍🔥

@InfamousCrimeLocations

2 жыл бұрын

More to come! Video coming out today!!

One of the times Bundy escaped, he jumped out a 2nd floor window of the courthouse. He was one crazy clown.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he did! I filmed that video too!

The last person that he confessed to killing, literally as he was walking to the electric chair, was Sue curtis, that was from utah, and was only 15 years old, and she too if I'm not mistaking, was found in colorado..........

@charlesjeffery1155

3 жыл бұрын

And of course he admitted to the 12-year-old killing of Lynette, oh my goodness I can't think of her last name, and there was another victim, right before Lynette the day before, who would not come close enough to his car, so so she survived, and this was why he was living in utah, he would either go North to idaho, or east to colorado, but when he first got accepted in the University of Utah, for law school, on his way driving down, he killed a girl in idaho, in the same city as Lynette the 15 year old girl that was taken from her school, and he put both their bodies in the Snake River, his last killing was supposed to be the teenage girl that was almost kidnapped off to her school grounds, and Jacksonville florida, but she was so suspicious of him, her father was a sheriff, or homicide detective, for that city, and her brother was like 24 25 years old, but he had muscles like they look like they were made of steel, and he look like he could literally whoop a Grizzly bear, with a switch, so when he pulled up and lost it on ted, told his sister to get in the car, said what the hell were you asking my sister, say it was like I just thought she was somebody else, he got in the band and hurried up and got out of there, so they started chasing him, and they lost in traffic so he got out of jacksonville, and decided to go a little East, and spotted Kimberly leach, leaving her home room class going to gym, because she had been sent a letter to the gym, telling her to come to her room to get her purse, and he kidnapped her right in front of a firefighter, and plenty of parents, but and she was crying and he was just yelling at her, but nobody helped her, because they thought it was a angry dad, that was called all from the job early, he must have did construction, because he was in a big white van, and nobody put it together, until the Jacksonville in the sorority cases in Tallahassee where all aired, and Kim have been missing for 24 hours, and that's when I'll dress it went through every law enforcements body that was in florida, and washington, because Bob careful called the sheriff Ken Kasares, ofthe Tallahassee Police department, strongly asking them to look for Ted bundy, because that was his mo, heading people over the head, cracking their skulls, or them being alive, thinking that they're going to die, and him having sex with them usually from the back, and before he would climax he will put the rope around their necks to strangle them, and it was such a hard blow, when they found him leeches skull in perfect condition, and they found out that she was right, and that while Bundy was raped in this 12 year old little girl, he slit her throat and held her face under a muddy pool of water, and a old abandoned pig pen

Wait a minute, I could've sworn I read that Caryn's room was across the hall from a janitors closet. Find the closet and you should be able to find her room. Also I think on the same floor was a game room where they suspect Ted was hiding out in

Very Interesting. Thank You for all your hard work of putting all these videos together about Chomo Ted. I didn't know about all these other young women that he killed. I knew about the student nurses and a few of these young women but not all that your talking about. How sad. I can't imagine what was going through their minds. Take Care From Bethlehem Pa.

Great job on this one, very interesting.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly Lisa. Not sure if you have seen my other ted bundy videos where I went to his murder spree locations in Washington.

I've read just about everything on Bundy and to see where his cictimd were last seen is amazing. Thank u for all u do for us and I cant wait to watch your channel blow up. You are a great presenter

Very good videos, I love crime shows. Don’t you ever get creeped out? I sure would. Yes I love that you visit the crime scenes, it adds a lot. Thank you.

Another fascinating video!! Bundy was diabolical 😳

Caryn Campbell used the elevator that fateful night when Bundy took her. I don't think anyone ever found out what sort of ruse he used to lure her to his VW in the parking lot. Her room number was indeed 210 but Wildwood probably changed it because of the Bundy connection (?).

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks jack for the insight. I had a feeling that they must have changed the room number. Well at least I found the correct hallway anyway. Thanks man for watching

Thanks so much for showing the Aspen resort. I have wondered for decades how he got her at a busy hotel.

Great video. Please do Washington/Oregon and his murders. Thanks

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey mark, good timing as I'm uploading his Seattle area murder locations on Monday

That was a good episode my friend, you did a great job. Even back then there was nutcases, a lot less people also it's probably made it easier for him.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you David, yeah I agree.

Interesting watch. I did hear that Caryn saw Ted 'struggling' with his ski equipment from the wildwood inn walkway by room 211, Ted was below and she took the elevator down to help him to his car. This would make logical sense as bundy wouldnt risk accosting her in the hallway, but would have knocked her unconcious by the car and bundled her in and drove off.

Ted explained to investigators that he did things the way he did to throw the authorities off. He would kill the victim in one area, dispose of her body in another and then drive hundreds of miles away disposing of the victims clothes, handbags and belongings elsewhere. And the victim may have been alive but unconscious in his car. He learned with Carol Da Ronch's escape to disable and knock them unconscious before or as soon as he got them in the car......a live and conscious victim would be fighting him all the way and constantly trying to escape.

8:18 When you finish saying "or the elevator" you could hear a scream.... thats...... creepy. it sounds like a woman screaming

Keep up the good work this content is great 👍🏼

That’s got to be THE MOST random disc golf basket I’ve ever seen 😂

Hey Harmon, that ditch that Karen was found in might have been a lot deeper too. They probably resurfaced the road a couple of times since then and while they were doing that, they probably filled it in or the sand and dirt just slid it’s way down that hill and filled the ditch up. After 46 years, a lot of environmental changes happen. Also, yes, a lot of those two-lane highways weren’t too busy back in 1975 and some were still dirt roads. Life was much easier and slower back then with waaay less traffic.

@msatxgault560

2 жыл бұрын

Yep

In the early eighties I rented a VCR tape called faces of death. In that program they had a man in the electric chair full on session. What I saw was so damn hideous it's the only thing these guys deserve.

Very interesting. This new direction is a very good move and I think it will be extremely successful. 👍👍

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it, thanks Simon! I hope it becomes successful too. 4 yrs on KZread so it's been a long journey

Hi want to c more of these videos great work x

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks elaine!! I just uploaded the Ted bundy Washington murders if you want to see that video

Brilliant video cant wait to see more

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Ahh thank you so much lyn!! Part 2 will be out Monday

@7:57she took the elevator, it was like five other people in the elevator, along with her and Ted, and those 5 people gave a composite sketch,and when he was arrested in Utah, and when they did that search on his house, and found the brochure, they use his mugshot photo, to take to some of the witnesses that saw her in the elevator, and they identified seeing her and Ted in the elevator together

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Ahh thank you so much Jeffrey for the insight and info.. I appreciate you watching and yes I know what you mean.. I enjoy crime related shows and people. It is interesting for sure. That's why I like making these videos

@CynthiaWalker08

3 жыл бұрын

Charles Jeffery: I must correct your information. Bundy and Caryn Campbell were never spotted together, and a composite photo of him was never sketched from the Wildwood Inn case. There was only one witness (Lizbeth Harter) who identified Bundy from his Utah mugshot; she remembered him as lurking around the elevator area (not in the elevator) by himself. There were other witnesses who encountered Caryn as she got off the elevator - (I cannot recall if Lizbeth Harter was one of them) - but no one saw Caryn with Bundy.

Great videos. Interesting....would like to see the other videos of where else he did his killings. Thanks for the upload 👍 England 👍

I’m reading Ann Rule’s book on Bundy and his crimes at the moment - still horrifying after all these years .... the case of the hotel abduction was particularly scary as it was so random ....

@pixied1028

3 жыл бұрын

He was a brazen, cold, calculating man, with zero remorse true psychopath held up a mask , was well liked , his arrest came as a shock to many that knew him. Was at one time with Rule working on a suicide hotline, worked with young Republicans, was a law student that was failing. He was the one coined the term " serial killer" was the first used a very old room sized computer system to break down tios to most viable he was in top ten. His case is interesting, if have a strong stomach for it. I followed his case as a kid/teen up to his execution even. His 11th hour confessions he only did thinking if he gave a little over time, he would save his life, the then gov of Florida said nope fry him, not playing games with him. I understand and agree, but the total account of his victims as many bodies never found, families unsure what happened to their daughters, if he or others did it etc will never be known. He once said they had it wrong add a digit they never knew, but assume he meant hundreds. Had also been in Cali, and other states no murders pinned to him there, but he was an unstoppable killer, so he prob imo killed anywhere he was at. Maybe blamed on others who knows. Master manipulator also. He married a lady in court by some florida law was televised can be found, Carol all I know, fathered a daughter with her, she believed his full innocence clear up until he confessed. They left changed names, need to live their lives freely as victims , though she wasn't too bright to believe him. Cops everywhere wanted this man and he was "framed" not buy it if was me. A lot of story with Bundy they even feel for sure he killed a neighbor girl when he was 15. I can write a book on him just what I know its scary. Was a true monster 👹 that cannot ever escape again.

@royharper2003

2 жыл бұрын

@@pixied1028 I have heard he took polaroids of his victims. Have you ever seen them published anywhere?

Thanks for the vlog

Wow! TY. Brilliant video 👍❤️

These videos give me the creeps, but here I am watching them lol (you don’t give me the creeps, but seeing all the places do)

Beautiful area. You have done some research for this video.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

It definitely took a long time for everything. Thanks for noticing and watching. It does mean alot to me. :)

Wow-you did a lot of great research:)

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Linda!! This definitely took a ton of time to drive to each location, film it and edit it together.

Great job and I commented earlier. Just wanted to point out a few things. Caryn came up the elevator and actually took a left out the elevator. Apparently where the balcony ends now it actually continued to the other side then. Bundy was not up on the second story hallway but rather ground level below her. He was setting up his ploy struggling to carry his ski boots with his crutches. Ironically he stated he had another victim selected but Caryn saw him struggling and called down to him if he needed help. He of course said yes so she went downstairs to meet him and they walked out to his car parked in the back parking lot. Creepy huh? Also you were mentioning how you guessed that road (can’t think of name now) wasn’t as bust then as it is today you are right. Back then it was not even paved and they discouraged people from using it at the time. Bundy threw her down a much steeper ditch than we’re you were but I’m sure you were close. But when her body was found it was moved quite a bit from the animals apparently. Sad.

you look like an adult version of Charlie from Charlie and the chocolate factory

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

lol. People also think I look like the guy from bates motel too.

@thecoolj45221

Ай бұрын

​@@InfamousCrimeLocationsAnthony Perkins played Norman Bates

Room 210 has been converted to a laundry room apparently. It's the room across from where the janitors closet was. I saw a discussion on FB about it.

Great documentation of Bundy's Utah crime spree. Such an evil individual. 👿 Your gathering of facts and narration is excellent. 👍 Weird place for disc golf for sure 🤨Definitely would be interested in viewing more cases. Your views are climbing 🙂👌 Take good care ...stay safe and well 😷

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Christine you are one of my most faithful watchers. Thank you so much. Ted was definitely very evil. I still dont understand the disc golf under the bridge.. so weird. Lol. Yes I think you will like the next ones coming up.

Denise Oliverson's body was never found and although Bundy provided investigators with the location of where he buried Julie Cunningham's body, her remains were never located. In the days leading up to his execution, Bundy seems to have toyed with investigators as most of the information he provided about the location of bodies/body parts were worthless. Bundy provided investigators with the location of the remains of 5 victims (e.g., Georgann Hawkins, Deborah Kent, Nancy Wilcox, Susan Curtis, and Julie Cunningham), but the only piece of evidence that was uncovered during these wild goose chases was the kneecap bone of Deborah Kent.

@danielmalmros8532

Жыл бұрын

Georgeann was probally found but the coroner for some reason screwed up and cremated the remains before they could be tested so also why she is still considerd missing, but he told the investigators that the bones they found together with Janice Ott and Denise belonge to Georgeann, and i do guess why they confirmed him to have killed the others was cuz of information given only murderer would have known..and Debras kneecap was found where he said he dumped the body..reason why he might given wrong information about the rest is that he hoped for Florida state to prospone the death date some more to get the information wich they refused to do. A litte late answer but well ;)

Yes, I’d like to see you cover Bundy’s time in Utah. Maybe you can cover the Susan Powell and Mackenzie Lueck cases while you are there too? I know the exact location where the woman Bundy abducted from Fashion Place Mall is because my father worked at the hospital she was able to escape in front of, just down the street from the mall where the hospital and elementary school on Fashion Blvd are.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

That is definitely on my list! I uploaded the wa state ones already if you haven't seen that

I love this new series

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Dude I'm so glad, thanks for watching man. :)

Omg so sad. Please go to each area,.for sure. We can tell your put alot of work into this with all the infor. I bet they got rid of that room number. As people wouldmt want to stay in it.

Denise’s body was never located. Bundy confessed that he had placed her body in the Colorado River, but due to the amount of time that had passed, she was never located.

I think you had the chance to show much more from that crime location. I would be better to see where the staircase goes or if the hotel have points of entry from the street to the hall of second floor maybe a backentry who has parking lot. It was very cold that day so he need to had the car close to the place and far from view of posible witnesses. By the way, is good that someone show us this locations after so many years. The places, roads and bildings change a lot in more than 40 years. Have a nice day.

Where is that discgolf course located?

Very Interesting Videos on The Ted Bundy murders. Love this stuff. I had to look up what disc golf is lol. Had never heard of disc golf before. I would love to see the movie about Ted Bundy staring Zack Efron as Ted Bundy.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks megan!! Disc golf is alot of fun! You should try it sometime. I have heard of the Ted bundy movie. I feel that they may not put everything in like my videos though. Or they may add stuff that isn't true. Many true stories that turn into movies have that happen

@megancaldaia6708

3 жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations I am in Australia and pretty sure that we don't have disc golf here. We do however have a local Top Golf Franchise as of a few years ago. I will have to look up about the Ted Bundy movie as I have heard that it's quiet a good movie but, yes who knows how much true stuff is in it.

@Dman425

3 жыл бұрын

The Deliberate Stranger is sometimes on YT. That was a much better movie

Thank you so much, I am absolutelyjust downright obsessed with Bundy paraphernalia, not and a serial killer weirdo type of way, I guess because I grew up literally around the corner from him, in Tacoma Washington, (I was born in 83, so I don't want to mislead you as if I grew up at the same time as him, just the same town), and there's Just not a whole lot that, I don't know about Bundy, and his crimes, so I would love for you to upload more, if you need my help, with certain questions, on certain crimes, or the when's and where's, who's, or how's, please let me know, and I will definitely help out, with all of the hundreds of things that I know about Bundy, that are all storage right here in my brain,you don't live in Washington state, and grow up and not know everything there is to know about Bundy, and I have at least a hundred things on Bundy on my page, but it's to where I've saved them from other peoples pages that I came across on KZread,

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Hey man, will definitely need help potentially. I live north of Seattle and when I get back from my current trip, will be filming the bundy sites in WA

@robmccutcheon1930

3 жыл бұрын

He must still be the boogie man in tacoma and washington im ftom uk but these vids are great

@charlesjeffery1155

3 жыл бұрын

@@robmccutcheon1930 more so from the U'Dub (University of Washington,) which is located actually in Seattle, walking distance, from his girlfriend Liz's house, we're almost all his victims where from, or had some type of ties to.

Poor girls must have been so damn scared... and the horrible things he put them through... he prayed on those that were so kind-hearted and naive. I mean no disrespect when I say this...

Well done. Thx.

0:11 first time i've ever seen a serial killers social security number lol

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

haha yeah I know right. Thanks eric for watching! Hope to see you on the next one.

Bundy was a very sick man. You really did a lot of research to get this information.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Tons of research for sure. More then you know. lol. Thanks angie. :)

just watched the ted bundy episode on the crime network a couple of months ago very sad

@InfamousCrimeLocations

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I know for sure. One day would be cool to have my own show like that but for now, this will do. Thank you Craig!

Julie Cunningham suffered the worst fate. He toyed with her before she was strangled.

@noelifigueredodonascimento7471

2 ай бұрын

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You know l really appreciate all of your videos they 100percent then the movie you're awesome 👌 perfecto take ❤ god be with you.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

💜💜 Thanks carmen!! 👍😃

I live in Rifle Colorado, go to snow mass and junction quite often I’ll have to check it out

Her and her fiance and kids, had just ate at a little restaurant, The Stew Pot.

I absolutely love ur channel,I like and subscribe to right away, I too know almost everything there is about bundy, and am obsessed with the case, I grew up in Tacoma washington, my cousins went to Ted Bundy's high school, definitely not at the same time, I was born in 83, so we weren't in high school until the late '90s, and early the millennium yrs, but I grew up in Tacoma in a area called University Place, and although it's already been done in utah, I would love to see you do one as well, cuz I saw the one that Captain (OMG I cannot believe that I can't think of his name, I've talked to him so many times, through the internet), he's a high school teacher in utah, in salt lake City utah, so he did all of the sites were Bundy killed, and talk to the family members, when somebody's apartment on 1st Street and everything, the cops him over Captain Pete hayward, to the homicide detective Jerry that was put on him, and that still has his murder bag, with the crowbar the gloves the pantyhose stockings with eyes cut out, and a big roll of trash bags, Bundy will always clean up behind his case is, not leave it anything, including the girls clothes or anything like that, and he will constantly go back to make sure it was thoroughly clean, and sometimes the heads went home with him in the bed, but that was mostly in Seattle,to this day none of those bodies have been recovered in seattle, Bundy said that he buried those victims, but it just don't seem like it's pattern with anything else, his victims in Utah were all just let some place, just like Florida just like colorado, so they were able to match up the jawbones to all the women that were on Taylor mountain and they were able to do the same with the Issaquah crime scene, and of course Bundy confessed to the Georgia and Hopkins murder, being the other body up there, but no one ever found an actual body, and no one can ever actually say why, however the map that he drew, for the detective in utah, to locate Nancy Wilcox body, and Deborah Kent's body, who he killed both bedrooms in his apartment, though they didn't find their bodies, they did fine of Peace of a hip bone, not bigger than an inch, and they believed it to be hers, and then gears later they have half of it destroyed for DNA test, and it did match the mitochondrial DNA to Debra's mother, confirming that that piece of hip bone did belong to her,I seriously do not believe Bundy buried anybody, I believe Bundy did something when he would go back and have sex with pure decomposed bodies, we know that he decapitated the ones in washington, he had a machete, and I believe he just chopped the body parts up, some of it let the wildlife eat it, and then the rest he could have literally just had a big bonfire, and put the remains in a wood chipper after, like he knows the woods in every place he's ever lived, the way you would know your neighborhood

@sarahlouise6507

3 жыл бұрын

Bundy was a swim teacher for my dads friend in the 70s he worked at a highschool i also met his best friend hes dead now but he told me he visited him and asked him if he felt bad after all the victims and he said ted looked down and didnt say anything after im sure he regrets getting caught

@charlesjeffery1155

3 жыл бұрын

@@sarahlouise6507 that's actually not his fault it's impossible for him to feel remorse, or other people, or empathy, that's just how psychopaths work, and it's in their diagnosis as being a psychopath, they just cannot feel empathy, meaning sorry all of that and if people are crying cuz their kids are dead, and the media is going crazy, that only makes them more excited, but it's part of the disease

@charlesjeffery1155

3 жыл бұрын

@Sarah Louise Ted Bundy grew up literally around the corner from me in Tacoma Washington, and a place we called UPS(University Place),we went to the well he went to the same high school, as all of my cousins did, which was Wilson in Tacoma, (I'm 37 years old, solike when I'm telling you, these true stories, like he grew up like around the corner from me, and went to the same high school as my family, I'm not meaning that, it was anywhere near the same time, I mean we talkin like 85, and the high school thing was in 2006,when my nephew's, and cousins went to Wilson, because they lived on the North end of Tacoma,and Ted Bundy and I went to the same elementary School, it was in faircrest, and it was called Woodier, but I've been to Greek row, to install we're George and Hopkins was kidnapped, I've been to lake Sammamish Park of course, but I could not find it is across dumpsite, and I've been to Taylor mountain, I've also been to the house where Linda and Haley lived, where his girlfriend lives right around the corner, and from Karen Sparks, and also of course the house pateros parts lived in, sorry if anything is spelled wrong, I speak text, or if there's anything repeated

@sarahlouise6507

3 жыл бұрын

@@charlesjeffery1155 its aiet i lived in s tacoma for 10 years moved just a few yrs ago i have been all over tacoma and lakewood and got tired of it so in sacramento ca now but thanks for the info felt strange meetibg bundys best friend he was just as a creeper he died right after being caught up in net nanny bust yay pervert Clinton R. Caldwell, 67, of Sequim u can find whatever with google

i heard that denise oliverson left the home she shared with her new husband, they had a fight and she took off on her bike and headed for her parents house to get away, and (i'm not sure if i'm remembering this correctly) but apparently her husband called her parents to see if she got there okay or if he just wanted to talk to her, but her parents said that she never got there and that's when they notified police