Episodes

  • Ted Bundy - "I Just Liked It"

    Ted Bundy - "I Just Liked It"
    Nov 6 2026
    Ted Bundy emerged as one of America's most infamous serial killers, committing numerous brutal abductions, assaults, and murders across multiple states during the 1970s. Despite maintaining a charismatic and intelligent public persona that frequently deceived friends, acquaintances, and law enforcement, he systematically targeted attractive young women. After escaping custody twice and orchestrating high-profile courtroom self-representation, he was ultimately recaptured and convicted based on compelling physical evidence, including forensic dental matches. Following decades of denial and legal maneuvers, he finally confessed to numerous heinous crimes shortly before his execution in 1989, attributing his horrific actions purely to personal enjoyment rather than mental illness.

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    34 mins
  • Ted Bundy Linked to Melissa Ann Smith Murder After 52 Years

    Ted Bundy Linked to Melissa Ann Smith Murder After 52 Years
    Nov 1 2026
    In October 2026, the Summit County Sheriff’s Office officially solved the 1974 murder of Melissa Ann Smith, a 17-year-old girl whose cold case remained open for over fifty years. Authorities utilized modern forensic science, specifically matching DNA evidence from the crime scene to the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy. Alongside circumstantial clues regarding the perpetrator's behavior and opportunity, the state crime lab confirmed Bundy's involvement in the tragedy. This breakthrough follows a similar revelation earlier in the year involving the decades-old homicide of another teenager, Laura Ann Aime. Ultimately, these scientific advancements finally brought closure to the historic investigation despite the killer's execution decades prior.



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    35 mins
  • The Mystery Of Ted Bundy's Father Remains To This Day

    The Mystery Of Ted Bundy's Father Remains To This Day
    Oct 11 2026
    Despite Ted Bundy maintaining that his childhood was completely normal and entirely free of abuse, the identity of his biological father remains an enduring historical mystery. Born in Vermont to an unwed mother, Bundy was initially raised by his grandparents while his mother pretended to be his older sister until she married Johnnie Bundy, who eventually adopted him. Throughout his youth and adulthood, various men were suspected of being his true father, including a sailor named Jack Worthington, an Air Force veteran named Lloyd Marshall whose name appeared on the original birth certificate, and even his own maternal grandfather, Samuel Cowell. Because Vermont seals the original adoption records for 99 years and definitive DNA confirmation is lacking, conclusive proof regarding his true paternity has never been established.

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    31 mins
  • The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Ted Bundy's FSU Sorority House Attack

    The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Ted Bundy's FSU Sorority House Attack
    Oct 11 2026
    Ted Bundy stands as one of America's most notorious serial killers, executing a violent spree during the mid-to-late 1970s after a troubled and turbulent childhood. Following multiple arrests and daring escapes from custody, he eventually migrated to Florida where he committed his most infamous atrocity. On January 15, 1978, Bundy brutally targeted the Chi Omega sorority house at Florida State University, severely beating four members and murdering two. He continued his rampage that same night by attacking another nearby student before police finally captured him using stolen license plates. Convicted and sentenced to death for the sorority house murders, Bundy was ultimately executed in 1989, leaving behind traumatized survivors and a legacy defined by horrific violence.

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    45 mins
  • The Hillside Strangler's Extremely Odd Connection To Ted Bundy

    The Hillside Strangler's Extremely Odd Connection To Ted Bundy
    Oct 11 2026
    Between late 1977 and early 1978, cousins Angelo Buono, Jr. and Kenneth Bianchi committed a series of brutal murders in Los Angeles, initially leading police to hunt for a single culprit known as the Hillside Strangler. These violent offenders typically posed as law enforcement officers to capture, abuse, and kill young women wandering alone after dark. Years later while serving a life sentence, Kenneth Bianchi married a devoted penpal named Shirley Joyce Book during a 1989 prison visit. Before pursuing Bianchi, however, Book had unsuccessfully attempted to romance the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, who carried out a similarly horrifying string of homicides during the 1970s. Ultimately, the marriage between Book and Bianchi dissolved in divorce after just four years when she discovered he was exchanging letters with other female admirers.

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    30 mins
  • Surviving Ted Bundy: Carol DaRonch’s Story

    Surviving Ted Bundy: Carol DaRonch’s Story
    Oct 6 2026
    In November 1974, an eighteen-year-old named Carol DaRonch narrowly escaped a violent kidnapping attempt by the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy after he lured her into his vehicle outside a Utah shopping mall. Displaying immense bravery, she fought off her attacker, jumped into a passing car with his handcuffs still dangling from her wrist, and subsequently became a pivotal witness in securing his initial 1976 conviction. Driven by a fierce determination to make her assailant accountable, DaRonch bravely confronted Bundy across multiple subsequent courtroom trials despite his arrogant demeanor. Although this harrowing brush with America's most infamous predator forever altered her level of caution around strangers, she successfully preserved her mental well-being and returned to a normal life focused on education, career, and family. Decades later, DaRonch chose to share her remarkable survival story publicly through media features like a Netflix docuseries to help ensure that the horror of Bundy's crimes and the memory of his victims are never forgotten.

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    47 mins
  • Ted Bundy’s Cousin Recalls The Chilling Moment That Exposed "The Monster"

    Ted Bundy’s Cousin Recalls The Chilling Moment That Exposed "The Monster"
    Sep 24 2026
    This episode recounts the personal experiences of Edna Martin, a relative of the infamous serial killer Ted Bundy, as she describes the terrifying transition of her cousin from a trusted family member to a violent criminal. Through an interview and references to a new documentary, Martin details the specific moment in 1975 when she realized the horrific allegations against him were true. The episode explores the emotional trauma and betrayal felt by Bundy's family, who initially struggled to reconcile their memories of a gentle child with the "monster" identified by police. It also examines the correspondence Martin maintained with Bundy while he was on death row, highlighting her desperate search for answers regarding his many victims. Ultimately, the episode illustrates the lasting impact of Bundy's double life and how his actions permanently shattered the trust of those closest to him.

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    38 mins
  • This Is What Happened To Ted Bundy's Body After He Was Executed

    This Is What Happened To Ted Bundy's Body After He Was Executed
    Sep 24 2026
    This episode describes the final moments and aftermath of the 1989 execution of serial killer Ted Bundy. It details his death via the electric chair in Florida, noting his last words and the public celebration that occurred outside the prison. Following his death, medical professionals conducted an autopsy and brain examination to search for physical abnormalities that might explain his violent behavior, though none were found. The episode also covers Bundy’s final requests, including his desire for his cremated remains to be spread across the Cascade Mountains. Ultimately, the passage highlights the irony of his burial wishes and the lack of scientific explanation for his crimes found within his physiology.

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    32 mins