Ted Bundy: A Killer in the Archives

Interview Notes with Lee and Chapman, 1978

Added 2024-02-15 06:27:42 +0000 UTC

He said if he left Washington and went to Utah, he hoped a change of climate would help him get rid of his problem. Fell in love in Utah, wanted to change his life-- but couldn't, started it all over again.
Two years in prison, thought he'd cured himself.
Said he couldn't control it-- he had to do it all the time now
"Some of the things I've done, I've had to build a barrier within myself to live with myself"
"What people don't realize is I can handle confinement, but when I get around people I have the problem again. I can sit here and convince myself I never committed the first crime."
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Handwritten notes from prosecutor interviews with David Lee (Bundy's arresting officer in Pensacola) and Norm Chapman from the Pensacola PD. The policemen describe the events of the night of the arrest, and share some interesting quotes from Bundy's brief period of vulnerability.