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Can you imagine being suicidal and calling a center and Ted Bundy picks up the call??? Heavens.........
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He enjoyed each second of it. Self-publicity for his huge psychopathic ego
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When you have to put your mother on the stand for defense all is lost.
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He was the image of her but Fancy putting your own mother through something like this.. his sickening selfishness knew no bounds..
🧐👍🏻
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5:24 "How did you raise Ted?"
If Louise Bundy had been honest here, as uncomfortable as it might have been, I wonder if the jury might have felt more sympathy for Ted. He was actually raised to believe that Louise was his sister, not his mother. His father was unknown (still to this day). According to testimony from other family members, Ted's grandfather (who Ted was told was his father) was incredibly violent, racist and abusive to animals. When he was four years old, Ted was taken away from his "father" to live with his "sister" on the other side of the country. He only found out that his sister was his mother when he was in his 20s.
The point of this testimony, already having been found guilty, was to convince the judge and the jury to spare Ted the death penalty and give him life in prison. Had Ted, Louise and the lawyers been open and honest about his upbringing, perhaps the judge and jury would have recognised how disruptive and psychologically damaging his childhood had been and felt more sympathy when sentencing him. However, the crimes were terrible, and this was in Florida, and the death sentence had just been made constitutional again, so it might not have changed much.
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Death penalty is barbaric? Then how would she describe what her son did?
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My aunt was the forensic pathologist on this case. She said he tried to " charm" her and she "wasn't having that crap!"
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No mother wants to believe she gave birth to evil.
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We really need more judges like Judge Cowart presiding over court rooms of today. The man is a legend, he conducts himself with fairness, impartiality and most importantly, empathy for everyone, the jury, the witnesses, the prosecution, the defense and the worst of them all, Bundy. I wish more judges followed in his footsteps. RIP Judge Cowart!
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My mom was an admin at the University of Washington Law School. I asked her if Ted ever gave her a creepy feeling and she said no, not at all, but she never liked him because he was always trying to manipulate people and situations to his advantage.
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If she doesn't believe in death penalty, how did she think of the many death penalties he son applied on the many young women her son killed?
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I think Ted fooled his mother and everyone around him.
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Husband was a cook since 1952 and she was a stay at home mom! Those were the days!
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I hate to say this , but his mother wasn't being honest while on the stand . It was later discovered as a fact that Ted Bundy went through absolute hell at home. I won't go into all of the details. You'll have to Google it. I'm also not making any excuses for Ted Bundy neither. Regardless of whatever justice had to be served
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I don’t think it’s really fair of anybody to say she didn’t care about the victims that he killed. If it was your child, your child is number one in your heart. You don’t automatically just look at them the way the rest of society would. She was probably tormented on the inside by what he did, but also the deep love she had as a mother for her son. None, absolutely none of us, should be judging her. She didn’t do it, and I think she cared a lot. The enormity of what he did would be unfathomable to any mother, if it was their son. I feel truly sorry for his family too. He destroyed them as well.
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Without knowing any backstory, you’d think he was just another attorney in the courtroom. His ability to look professional, blend in and be likable was definitely a big part of what made him evil. Just goes to show you, an image goes a long way, even if it’s just a facade or trick.
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If that was my mom she'd flip me off on the way out lol
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I feel for Mrs. Bundy, but the victims families don’t get any more contact visits with their loved ones so why should he?
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She’s in complete denial of her fiend of a son, she’s oblivious as to what her son is all about. The personification of EVIL.
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@caroldaronch1974
1 year ago
Reupload from 2021. Better quality. Added to playlist "Ted Bundy trial 1979"
0:00 - 0:52 Bundy sitting at defense table
0:53 - 1:34 Court in session
1:35 - 2:37 Bundy's attorney Margaret Good requests Bundy's mother, father & sister have contact visit. Also Carole Boone and son Jamey
2:38 - 3:24 Jury enters the courtroom
3:25 -16:26 Louise Bundy takes the stand
16:27 -17:08 Louise Bundy leaves the courtroom. Bundy at defense table
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