He was more than likely Granted bail because during that time frame the science behind DNA evidence was not in use yet = unable to tie him to any crime scenes from the past :/
I watched that movie and i don't understand why the kids started saying that at the end of the movie lmao. Some things don't make sense in the movie lol.
You don't hear about them much anymore. I think people are more vigilant & it's easier to get caught. I mean all they need to find is a hair, shoe print, fabric of clothing. They can track a printed sheet of paper out of a printer. Every printer has a microscopic symbol that serializes it came from that printer.
I live in Wisconsin and I’m happy I was born in 2000 , we had some of the worst and creepiest serial killers like Jeffery dahmer and Ed gein, and right next door in Chicago was John Wayne Gacy, watching this stuff about them is interesting but very unsettling. I wonder how things got so out of hand for them and what killing did for them mentally like did it give them a high and euphoric rush so they wanted to keep doing it to get that rush I just don’t know .
Bundy: “my name is Theodore Robert Bundy” Chapman:”I hate to say it I hope I don’t sound ridiculous. I don’t know who this man I mean he could be walking down the street. I wouldn’t. I wouldn’t know a thing”
He was probably actually reading the paper earlier and saw the times for the drive-in. The movie Bundy popped off with was current...but not showing in podunk Utah.
What scares me most about Bundy is that he’s charismatic and good looking. We’ve been conditioned to believe good guys are attractive and likable while bad guys are the opposite. While it’s naive', the world feels like it makes more sense when our “psychopaths” fit our visual and cultural perspective. But he’s a reminder how anyone can be much more dangerous than you think.
Wow apparently everyones relatives have encountered ted bundy and gotten away. Same here... my aunt sat on his face, built up a mean fart and let loose. Thank god it bought her enough time to escape!
My grandmother met Ted Bundy. The story she told me was that there was a guy on the side of the road and his car was broken down and he had a broken leg. My grandmother pulled over and offered to give him a ride and he got in the car. The thing is my grandmother had her son (my dad) and 3 other boys in the backseat. And she believed that the only reason Ted didn’t do anything to her was because her son and his friends were all in the backseat of the car.
everyone in the comments: My mom was ted bundys milkman! she saw him everyday and almost died, luckily shes smart and said no when he asked to kill her!
It’s a joke. She can’t be a milkman if she’s a girl. That would be milkwoman. Also that last part when you said “luckily she’s smart and said no when he asked to kill her.” that made me laugh so good job.
@@Bucky-em1xn Yeah dude its halloween and I can't wait! Every year I scare all the little ones by staging a 9/11 reenactment where my dog is the plane and my chimney is the north tower.
Darren PM yea he could have gotten away with the killings but him speeding fucked him over luckily and his wife calling police saying that his husband had the exact same car of the one witnessed at some kidnappings
What's really freaky is this story my dad told me: When he was in college in Utah, there was a girl in his class who was worried about going out to her car after class, because her class got out after dark and Ted Bundy was out there. So, in the hallway, with everyone milling around, she asked a guy to walk her out to her car. That guy was Ted Bundy. He walked her out to her car, and she got in, drove off, and was safe, not because the guy she asked was trustworthy, but because SHE ASKED HIM IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS. If he'd killed her after walking her out, everyone would have known it was him. Letting it be known that she asked him to walk her out saved this woman's life. Scary and cool at the same time. (And yes, my dad is a Utah baby from Utah parents in the Salt Lake City area, so it's not this absurd thing. Salt Lake City isn't that big, and it was even smaller at the time.)
I believe it. He was VERY active in pursuing victims, & went out on frequent practice runs too - he'd try out methods to see which ones worked best. That's why so many people have older relatives with Bundy stories. Plus he was semi-active in local politics & was around a lot. I'm glad y'alls kin survived!
he told a police officer that "when you find the person who committed these crimes that you think i committed, that person is going to be wanted for murders of women in the three digits in 6 states" and weirdly enough, they found that ted had killed in 6 states. if he was telling the truth about that, logically it would make sense he isn't lying about the number either.
@@JLjljljljl989I don’t believe that was a smirk. His demeanor in these last days were completely different. Everyone who knew him stated so. The detectives, cops etc.
i think it's a metaphor for anyone being capable of grisly murders even when they don't seem like it; it can also be about a common trait among serial killers starting from killing animals from childhood or so
@@MrTrueCaller619 There aren’t many serial killers as before, and the ones that are exist are mostly involved in DRUGS. Not because they just simply like killing people, so no, it ain’t the same serial killing.
It’s still possible as long as you’re targeting strangers and your DNA and fingerprints aren’t in the system already. You’ll still probably get caught eventually but people still get away with this stuff for a decent amount of time.
L3-6RON Yeah the government totally loves it when random citizens get murdered. All part of the master nonsensical plan. Sorry but I don’t take conspiracy aka “it’s the government maaaan” people seriously.
@@chrishansen456 you think there isn't serial killers on the loose in north America and Europe? Well there is, a lot. They just don't behave the same way than the ones back in the day because of the technology of investicators.
Plot twist: the guy narrating this is Ted Bundy, disguising his voice. We had thought we had executed him, but he is back this Halloween, just like Michael Myers.
I remember when Bundy was executed, right before, the local radio disk jockey (jokingly) said for everyone to turn on all their electric devices - lights, television, vacuum cleaner, etc. - so Bundy would get the least amount of electricity possible and thus the electrocution would be slow and take that much longer.
The whole point was anyone could become someone like Ted Bundy, as he himself was so normal, unassuming and even charming. He blended into the background for that reason.
Women, always protect yourself. No matter how charismatic a man may seem....a stranger is a stranger . Rip to all these women who lost their lives so young.
He was arrested for a traffic violation and during a a search of his car they found what was assumed to be a burglary kit. They then linked his discription and the car to the kidnapping of Carol Daronch. Crazy!
Interesting fact: my mom was almost one of Ted Bundy’s victims, but something stopped her from “helping” him. She said something in her head shouted “no” when she stepped towards him and she listened to that voice. She was about in her late teens at the time. She didn’t know who he was until a couple years later when she saw him on the news and recognized him.
He wasn't "parked outside of a house at 3am" He was driving down the street with his headlights off at closer to 2am. Why have so much misinformation when a simple Google search would correct you?
The officers weren't looking for him specifically, they just saw a vehicle with no headlights that matched the description and arrested him when he tried to flee. Standard practice.
Same with the "he attacked 5 people in Florida, killing three of them" When really he attacked 6. 4 sorority girls in chi omega, killing 2 of them, then the one girl several blocks away just a bit after who survived, and days/weeks later, Kimberly, the 12 year old girl he abducted
LEFT HOOK LARRY go ask the detective who pulled him over, ted was stopped headlights off next to the curb on the right side of the street where a few young women happened to live. Ted got spooked and didn’t think it was a cop and took off, gave a good little race too.
interesting fact: I was in a car with Ted Bundy one day when suddenly he asked me to step out of the vehicle with no explanation. I got pissed, removed all my facebooks and ripped all the photos. The next day I heard that Ted Bundy had died, as he had driven into a wall. Ted Bundy has noticed there was a wall in front of us, had stopped the car, and saved my life, before he had driven into the wall.
I read the story of a woman who accepted a ride from him and got really scared because he told her that she wasn’t going to make it to her destination. There was no handle on her door so she couldn’t jump out. He asked her to take her hat off, and when she did he realized she had really short hair and started screaming at her and left her on the side of the road. He liked murdering women with long brown hair. Her haircut saves her life!
I also learned that they linked him to some other evidence. He had bitten a victim on her breast or arm (dont remember) and they matched that set of teeth marks that was found on the body of one of his victims. He had bitten her buttcheeck and he actually took out a chunk of meat.
theStarvingArtist_Steph Plot twist. Bundy wasn’t executed and escaped. He got face tattoos and a whole new personality and all his family are just to help cover him up.
Lol nice video, but is the voice filter trying to rip off all those automated voices in the true crime videos on TH-cam? It sounds lame and is distracting as hell, sorry.
my dad told me about this girl who worked with Bundy at the suicide crisis hotline. she was writing a book about the killings that Ted Bundy had committed, but didn't realize it was Ted Bundy yet. super super weird coincidence.
Emma Kuhlmann Yes that was Ann Rule the true crime writer. She was commissioned to write a book about the girls who’d gone missing up the west coast. She worked for a suicide helpline Bundy worked along side her. And then he was arrested she couldn’t believe he was her friend and she’d worked along side him. The book is a magnificent read The Stranger beside Me by Ann Rule.
Y M She had no idea it was her friend who was committing these murders. She was initially commissioned to write a book on the girls going missing, then her work colleague Ted was arrested, and Ann couldn’t believe it, because he worked at a suicide helpline saving people’s lives, typical of psychopathic narcissist. To be seen to be doing good
I dont know if someone at buzzfeed will see this, but a lot of the times the serial killer is the one focused on and their victims forgotten. If you ever do on of these again please read a list of the names of the victims. These are people that were harmed and they should never be forgotten
Well, some people might like sports but not care so much about serial killers. Not everything can cater to everyone watching after all, and a lot of people did enjoy the sports conspiracies. I think we're being too hard on this channel and on Shane and Ryan because it seems like no matter what they someone is going to be complaining about it in the comments.
My step sister’s aunt was best friends with Ted Bundy while he lived in Utah. They went to college together. She said he was super kind and charming. But never was aggressive towards her or anything like that. It’s scary to look back though and realize that same man killed so many women.
My cousin’s friend who had a sister, her daughter met Ted Bundy at a Dominoes Pizza in 1899, she shook hands with him and he offered her a slice of pizza. She’s so lucky to be alive #blessed
Thomas Jefferson sorry, that can’t happen. Buzzfeed owns all rights to Unsolved. If Ryan and Shane tried to do it independently, they would be sued to high heaven.
Jared Mitchener but buzzfeed owned all of the rights to the Try Guys, and the Try guys manage to pay them enough to be able to buy it from them. So I bet unsolved can do the exact same thing. But I will agree that it would be an insane amount of money.
Music_is_Calming uhhh they could get sponsors.... Like square space, Audible, etc. Or they could get a patreon... if other youtubers can do it, then I am 100% sure unsolved can do it to if they went solo. A lot of people love their videos. I have faith in them that they could do it since they already have a following, knows how to edit, and they probably have a ton of connections through buzzfeed. So it really would not be difficult at all for their trips to be funded.
OHHHH YEAH MY COUSINS COUSINS UNCLES BROTHERS MOM MET HIM BACK IN 1823 IT WAS A FULL MOON AND HE TURNED INTO A WEREWOLF SHES SO LUCKY SHE GOT AWAY SHE COULD HAVE DIED !!
Handcuffs, Ice pick, Ski mask, Trash bags, rope, gloves, - Bundy attempted to evade the officer
**Bail granted**
Neon white privilege
INNA Yes, but I do appreciate the officer who looked at this clean cut white guy and was still suspicious. He saved many lives.
@@heekiwon Cringe
He was more than likely Granted bail because during that time frame the science behind DNA evidence was not in use yet = unable to tie him to any crime scenes from the past :/
@@heekiwon yes just put white privilege everywhere
I didn’t know Darth Vader started working at Buzzfeed.
Natalia C The Dark Side isn’t very lucrative these days, I guess.
Right!
😂😂😂😂 #FACTS
🤣🤣😂
😆 now am just waiting for the air breathing
Officer: Why you so sweaty?
Bundy: I was watching Cops
Officer: You’re under arrest, because I know Cops doesn’t start till 4
HAHAHA I LOVE STEP BROTHERS
Johnny Kool hahahahahahahahhahah
Johnny Kool iconic
XD
not funny at all
See I was cool with watching this til all the kids started going “I’m Ted Bundy!l”
do you know why they had the kids saying that, though?
Jason Phillips it was a halloween costume. i guess at the time it was a popular option for halloween
th-cam.com/video/XViQr-X0xzs/w-d-xo.html
Teed bundy!!
I watched that movie and i don't understand why the kids started saying that at the end of the movie lmao. Some things don't make sense in the movie lol.
The 70s when everyone was a serial killer
Thank God i wasnt born in those years those were the worst years
You don't hear about them much anymore. I think people are more vigilant & it's easier to get caught. I mean all they need to find is a hair, shoe print, fabric of clothing. They can track a printed sheet of paper out of a printer. Every printer has a microscopic symbol that serializes it came from that printer.
Literally! In the 70s my town had like 3 different serial killers going around at the same time!
I live in Wisconsin and I’m happy I was born in 2000 , we had some of the worst and creepiest serial killers like Jeffery dahmer and Ed gein, and right next door in Chicago was John Wayne Gacy, watching this stuff about them is interesting but very unsettling. I wonder how things got so out of hand for them and what killing did for them mentally like did it give them a high and euphoric rush so they wanted to keep doing it to get that rush I just don’t know .
People still get killed today alot
Bundy: “my name is Theodore Robert Bundy”
Chapman:”I hate to say it I hope I don’t sound ridiculous. I don’t know who this man I mean he could be walking down the street. I wouldn’t. I wouldn’t know a thing”
LMAOOOO
hahahaha
"Sorry to this man"
* Ted Bundy is on FBI Most Wanted List *
Ted Bundy - "My name is Theodore Robert Bundy."
Chapman - "Doesn't ring a bell."
F. Fletch Fletcher
@ً AAAHH
Theoder bag well t bag
Go ahead and name all the FBI's most wanted without looking them up. A lot harder than it sounds.
@́ Jonathan Lennonington
imagine getting caught because the officer who pulled you over is a film nerd
Although I wouldn't know. Id imagine that residents of an area know whats playing at the drive in.
It doesnt take a film buff to know if a movie is playing
He was probably actually reading the paper earlier and saw the times for the drive-in. The movie Bundy popped off with was current...but not showing in podunk Utah.
If memory serves all the films playing at the drive-in that night were westerns. Also the neighborhood he was in was not far from the drive-in.
Drive in theaters use to only show two films a week at a time. Sometimes longer.
Dang. In terms of resemblance Zac Efron was the on point choice to play this mf.
Me Me From the greatest show to the greatest kill streak
That’s the worst possible person to play him lmaooo
Tyler Burrell should play him
Nah shouldve been Penn Badgley
I think Michael Fassbender would've made a solid choice
Buzzfeed...solved?
I miss buzzfeed blue
Meggy Moo it was solved a long time ago
they still make buzzfeed unsolved, it on a separate channel now lol.
OsakaRose you must be fun at parties.
sarbear yeah...on this channel? You know, the one called Buzzfeed Unsolved?
Bruh...how much you payin’ Jigsaw for his narration services?
_I want to play a game_
I no
LMAOOOOO
@@allyouneedislove3218 _want to play a game_
😂😂😂
What scares me most about Bundy is that he’s charismatic and good looking. We’ve been conditioned to believe good guys are attractive and likable while bad guys are the opposite.
While it’s naive', the world feels like it makes more sense when our “psychopaths” fit our visual and cultural perspective. But he’s a reminder how anyone can be much more dangerous than you think.
Think of what you were told about Jews...
@@jonnyenough1531 wut?
Crazelord91 goodlooking? i beg to differ
Chelsea well, he’s just conventionally attractive. I don’t find him attractive, but I can see how other people do.
You sound like a nice guy.
Wow apparently everyones relatives have encountered ted bundy and gotten away. Same here... my aunt sat on his face, built up a mean fart and let loose. Thank god it bought her enough time to escape!
My aunt sharted on Ted Bundy's face
Dan Rather u deserve more likes bro
Jahahahahahahha
LMFAO. U made my day
Wtaf
My grandmother met Ted Bundy. The story she told me was that there was a guy on the side of the road and his car was broken down and he had a broken leg. My grandmother pulled over and offered to give him a ride and he got in the car. The thing is my grandmother had her son (my dad) and 3 other boys in the backseat. And she believed that the only reason Ted didn’t do anything to her was because her son and his friends were all in the backseat of the car.
How did she know it was him
How was she able to identify that the man was Ted Bundy exactly? Just curious
sodapop -`ღ ́- not to say the story is true but uhhh i mean its pretty easy if they look exactly the same and it was in the same place he was in
sodapop -`ღ ́- she probably didnt know it was bundy until years later
sodapop -`ღ ́- she saw him on tv when he was caught I believe.
everyone in the comments: My mom was ted bundys milkman! she saw him everyday and almost died, luckily shes smart and said no when he asked to kill her!
Why would he ask her if he could kill her he would just kill her
It’s a joke. She can’t be a milkman if she’s a girl. That would be milkwoman. Also that last part when you said “luckily she’s smart and said no when he asked to kill her.” that made me laugh so good job.
😂😂😂 wtf
Right, yeah, good one👏👏👏
deerish are you for real?
When people on witness protection pursue their dreams of being narrators, but still don't wanna be found. 😂
Thaiz Betanzo 😂😆
🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Now this is thinking outside the box
It's a good thing he got the death penalty.
But what's up with the voice filter?
It's because it's spooktober boizz👌💦
@@Bucky-em1xn Yeah dude its halloween and I can't wait! Every year I scare all the little ones by staging a 9/11 reenactment where my dog is the plane and my chimney is the north tower.
Annoying
Because he’s secretly the real Ted Bundy
Simon deNoyelles wtf is wrong with you
How everyone in the comments be like ''ahh yes yes, my mum met him''
@Leff Nossi LOOOOOOOOOOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOOK AT ME I LIKE BEING OBNOXIOUS LOOOOOL
people just come on the internet and lie....
I met Ted Bundy once. It was 1996 and he sat next to me at a London theatre - he had smuggled a pepperoni pizza under his coat and offered me a slice.
Mom*** this is an American murderer
@@clarissamcpigeon7857 LMAO
My new born baby met Ted bundy in 1872. She's so lucky to be Alive.
Shrek from shrek wtf
@@avreekhan1838 R/Whoooooosh
wait what lol
LOL! Okay you made me spit out my soda
Bs
He was caught only because he was a lousy driver.
Darren PM yea he could have gotten away with the killings but him speeding fucked him over luckily and his wife calling police saying that his husband had the exact same car of the one witnessed at some kidnappings
No. He was caught because he made 10,000 mistakes. People give him more credit then what he deserved, he was kinda an idiot.
Bob ross Whos the real idiot? He escaped prison twice. Seems like cops and the COs were idiots.
Jeff21killer Sep his girlfriend. Not wife
@@bobross4616 kind of weird to me that you're calling a serial killer an idiot (suspiciously glares at you)
What's really freaky is this story my dad told me: When he was in college in Utah, there was a girl in his class who was worried about going out to her car after class, because her class got out after dark and Ted Bundy was out there. So, in the hallway, with everyone milling around, she asked a guy to walk her out to her car. That guy was Ted Bundy. He walked her out to her car, and she got in, drove off, and was safe, not because the guy she asked was trustworthy, but because SHE ASKED HIM IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS. If he'd killed her after walking her out, everyone would have known it was him. Letting it be known that she asked him to walk her out saved this woman's life. Scary and cool at the same time. (And yes, my dad is a Utah baby from Utah parents in the Salt Lake City area, so it's not this absurd thing. Salt Lake City isn't that big, and it was even smaller at the time.)
I believe it. He was VERY active in pursuing victims, & went out on frequent practice runs too - he'd try out methods to see which ones worked best.
That's why so many people have older relatives with Bundy stories.
Plus he was semi-active in local politics & was around a lot.
I'm glad y'alls kin survived!
Maybe but he also had a type, and maybe she wasn’t it. You’re probably right about it but I hear he wasn’t as smart as he thought he was.
Wow great story , little things like that can save you'r life
@@nabihanasar3577he killed blondes too,hair color didn't matter
secretly this is just ryan using a voice changer, and making it a different series than unsolved
Now i can't not see it
*WHEEZE* "deep voice changer"
😁😜
genuinely think it is ryan
**searches for "that being said" in transcript**
did nobody else notice the "killed many woman" at the beginning...
Val 🤦♀️
So?
Bernard's Channel women*
just making a comment about a typo,,, i'm not trying to be a stickler or bash anyone
Dude i srsly am so annoyed buzzfeed cant even edit out a typo like that. Immediately ruined my viewing experience lol
"Bundy was a momma's boy"
-Charles Manson
I'm crying😂
He was a poopbutt a rumpkin i don't roll around with poop people like t hat
"Bundy's a poop-butt"
“Little Teddy was a poo poo head”
-The Zodiac Killer
And you are a bathtub boy?
*God:* You wanna be a psychopath or a sociopath fam?
*Ted:* Yes
Lois Griffin 👏👏👍
Lois Griffin Definitely a psychopath in his case but as an atheist I understand completely what you are saying.
lmao
Aayy lois
Lois Griffin
Videos like this are the reason I subbed to this channel. 🍿
Please tell me you’re a part of buzzfeed now
No, this is solved. We want unsolved ;p
Yep this channel and the infographic show
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Nightmare Files same!!
He apparently killed over 100 women and girls but they only found 32 I think
Thank you for the likes🥰
Well this is just a rumor.
he told a police officer that "when you find the person who committed these crimes that you think i committed, that person is going to be wanted for murders of women in the three digits in 6 states" and weirdly enough, they found that ted had killed in 6 states. if he was telling the truth about that, logically it would make sense he isn't lying about the number either.
@@ilarious5729 it was literally told by ted that he killed hundreds of women
Serial killers love exaggerating about how many people they’ve killed
Serial killer are pathetic farts who exaggerate everything.
He rolled his eyes when he stated "I can't imagine the pain."
Bruh 😲😲
Yeah he psycho. It scares me that there are people like that out there
He really couldn't imagine the pain because he was a sociopath and completely incapable of feeling guilt or empathy.
And a smirk. He makes my skin crawl. This guy was pure evil
@@JLjljljljl989I don’t believe that was a smirk. His demeanor in these last days were completely different. Everyone who knew him stated so. The detectives, cops etc.
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN THE "IM TED BUNDY" THING
My guess is that kids dressed as him for Halloween but that’s just a guess
i think it's a metaphor for anyone being capable of grisly murders even when they don't seem like it; it can also be about a common trait among serial killers starting from killing animals from childhood or so
@Frank The Bunny it's just Kids who don't know who Ted Bundy is.
It was from a scene at the end of the awful Ted Bundy movie that came out in the 2000’s
@@Dman425 Yep that movie is indeed awful.
He changed his haircut for the lineup hoping she wouldn't recognize him
I once knew a guy who knew a guys cousin who was once toungue bacteria living in Ted Bundy
Hunter Moon 😂
out of all the comments this is the one that shined on me,😂
Can confirm; I was the bacteria.
If you lived through the 1970’s without being killed by a serial killer then kudos to you. 👏🏻
Why ? because that's what u learned from the internet ?
Serial killers are always there, u just don't hear everything .
@@MrTrueCaller619 There aren’t many serial killers as before, and the ones that are exist are mostly involved in DRUGS. Not because they just simply like killing people, so no, it ain’t the same serial killing.
@@MrTrueCaller619 No, serial killer don't really exist anymore. It was definitely a 70s and 80s thing more
@@vivelajonnythey deff exist😂
This was only possible because of the lack of technology. Its not that easy anymore
It’s still possible as long as you’re targeting strangers and your DNA and fingerprints aren’t in the system already. You’ll still probably get caught eventually but people still get away with this stuff for a decent amount of time.
Black Cat lmao nsa tracks everything bud if people are getting killed it’s cuz the government is letting it happen
L3-6RON Yeah the government totally loves it when random citizens get murdered. All part of the master nonsensical plan. Sorry but I don’t take conspiracy aka “it’s the government maaaan” people seriously.
Poor Asian countries, Africa, and South America still have this possiblity.
@@chrishansen456 you think there isn't serial killers on the loose in north America and Europe? Well there is, a lot. They just don't behave the same way than the ones back in the day because of the technology of investicators.
Plot twist: the guy narrating this is Ted Bundy, disguising his voice. We had thought we had executed him, but he is back this Halloween, just like Michael Myers.
And he’s now working for buzzfeed
Jose Rodriguez omg 😲 no way what if you are TED BUNDY😲🤭🤨daDADAAAAAAA
Damn. Before computers, Criminals actually had a chance it seems.
This wasn't before computers .You should use google before commenting, like I did.
I'd imagine being a criminal is quite more difficult these days. Camera's are pretty much everywhere.
Maybe the right phrase is "before internet"
Lmao you sound disappointed 😂😂😂😂😂
I remember when Bundy was executed, right before, the local radio disk jockey (jokingly) said for everyone to turn on all their electric devices - lights, television, vacuum cleaner, etc. - so Bundy would get the least amount of electricity possible and thus the electrocution would be slow and take that much longer.
That's too funny. Images in my head of everyone running around turning all their appliances on.
What's up with the little girl posing as baby Ted Bundy, holding the stuffed cat?
And that any child could grow up to be a Ted Bundy. That's why at the end of that movie there's a bunch of kids saying "I'm Ted bundy"
Like The whole nature vs nurture
Are these killers born sadistic or do they become that way.
Ted can be any one if we choose wrong paths
The whole point was anyone could become someone like Ted Bundy, as he himself was so normal, unassuming and even charming. He blended into the background for that reason.
How do some girls find him hot?!?
Tbh he was pretty hot when he was younger, plus he was known for being a charismatic man
Some insane chicks think Pete Davidson is hot, so...
Hes creepy af
i admit i find him very charismatic
Because he is? 🤔
By the tone of the narration and the pronunciation of February 🤣 it looks like it’s Ryan on voice modulator 🤣
Now that you mention it, they probably used the voice modulator because his voice is so recognizable xD
This is gonna be a good series.
Wow, he was born on my husband's birthday and sentenced on mine. Crazy
You guys are doomed.
I have the same birthday as 2pac, and he died on my brothers birthday. Haha, always thought that was strange.
Wait- Your husband's 42 years older than you?
@@vijayasantosh.5948 no.
😂
Guess who quit smoking? Ted Bundy after his electrocution.
C K You made my day.
C K When the thot slayer gets thotted back. Truly shocking.
haven't heard that joke in decades!
You made a "Haha"
he was supposed to get the lethal injection too, that must've sucked
i love this channel, it's so different from the other buzzfeed channels by less drama and more inside scopes!
My grandma met ted bundy in 1300 b.c. But she was smart enough to escape before bundy grabbed her 🙏🏽
Omg shes a blessed woman 🤩
god bless
Do people not realize that bundy wasn’t alive during 1300 bc or am I missing the joke
@@marleighgraz7491 you're missing the joke
@@marleighgraz7491 r/wooosh
Women, always protect yourself. No matter how charismatic a man may seem....a stranger is a stranger . Rip to all these women who lost their lives so young.
It's really sad that women have to be this cautious because ✨ men ✨
Men get raped too but the definition doesn’t say so
Really sad that men don’t get taken seriously
@@amazononedayshipping2627 who tf asked
@@offbrandplanb you do realize men are more likely to get killed right? either way everyone has to be careful and be cautious its always unexpected.
Love this as a concept for a series, but the voice is a bit much. I think I’d be more gripped if it was a normal voiceover?
This video could've been so much better without that voice changer tbh
Lesley whattt? It makes it more spooky 😂
Peggy: Steve are daughter has a boyfriend he seems nice
Captain America: That’s sweet what’s his name
Peggy: Ted Bundy
Cap:
This is really good hahaha
HAHAHAHA
THIS IS THE CONTENT I LIVE FOR. ED GEIN OR JEFFREY DAHMER NEXT.
Yaaass Dahmer is king. 🙏
Dahmer!!!! Yesss
Yes i would love to see videos about serial killers
@@TheHawkBubble are you seriously calling a whole serial killer a “king”?????🗿🗿🗿🗿
@@taekims
That's what I said isn't it? 🤔
Who came here after zac efrons new film on the life of ted bundy?!
Wut film.
Is it out now??
Letho of Gulet Watch the trailer
I can't find the full version anywhere
I still don’t understand where am i supposed to watch the movie
He was arrested for a traffic violation and during a a search of his car they found what was assumed to be a burglary kit. They then linked his discription and the car to the kidnapping of Carol Daronch. Crazy!
Interesting fact: my mom was almost one of Ted Bundy’s victims, but something stopped her from “helping” him. She said something in her head shouted “no” when she stepped towards him and she listened to that voice. She was about in her late teens at the time. She didn’t know who he was until a couple years later when she saw him on the news and recognized him.
Jamie thats what I call a Smart Woman
@@cristinaestrella: It's just common sense really
My Boi apparently the so called forty other victims didn't have common sense ;-;
Jamie same thing happened with me, I am 7
Jamie smh I wanna believe you but I’m spectral
He wasn't "parked outside of a house at 3am"
He was driving down the street with his headlights off at closer to 2am.
Why have so much misinformation when a simple Google search would correct you?
The officers weren't looking for him specifically, they just saw a vehicle with no headlights that matched the description and arrested him when he tried to flee.
Standard practice.
Same with the "he attacked 5 people in Florida, killing three of them"
When really he attacked 6. 4 sorority girls in chi omega, killing 2 of them, then the one girl several blocks away just a bit after who survived, and days/weeks later, Kimberly, the 12 year old girl he abducted
@@philp3786 Chi Omega sounds like a drink you'd get at Starbucks.
LEFT HOOK LARRY go ask the detective who pulled him over, ted was stopped headlights off next to the curb on the right side of the street where a few young women happened to live. Ted got spooked and didn’t think it was a cop and took off, gave a good little race too.
These comments be like “My mom uncle’s great aunt cat scratched a dog that Ted Bundy stepped in his feces. She’s lucky to be alive today”
Lol the best one way!
I laughed so hard, lol🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅
I enjoy videos like this but the voiceover is overkill
Uh...I truly enjoy the voice of the narrator !
@@JerichoMile4 you're one in a million bro
Best thing Buzz feed has created
yeah, I cant even with the ladylike stuff, but unsolved is pretty friggin good
I think Worth It and Try Guys are also pretty good, but Unsolved is the best
Brian Twiss Try guys aren’t buzzfeed though
Moon Child They started out as Buzzfeed but left
Never watch Unsolved Mysteries.
interesting fact:
I was in a car with Ted Bundy one day when suddenly he asked me to step out of the vehicle with no explanation.
I got pissed, removed all my facebooks and ripped all the photos. The next day I heard that Ted Bundy had died, as he had driven into a wall. Ted Bundy has noticed there was a wall in front of us, had stopped the car, and saved my life, before he had driven into the wall.
wtf r u saying?
This is true, I was the Facebook
rubbish
I honestly can’t tell if you’re joking
I'mfor y'all saying that this is fake it's real I saw it on Instagram and twitter
I know every single detail about this, but I'm still gonna watch. #SerialKillersSeries pleaseeeeee!!!
^^^^where do I sign so they make this happen??
you knees weirdly same
Samee
you knees qwerdss
you knees
Best thing Buzzfeed has created
Best thing they ever will
I read the story of a woman who accepted a ride from him and got really scared because he told her that she wasn’t going to make it to her destination. There was no handle on her door so she couldn’t jump out. He asked her to take her hat off, and when she did he realized she had really short hair and started screaming at her and left her on the side of the road. He liked murdering women with long brown hair. Her haircut saves her life!
THE VOICE IS SO CREEPY WTH
Stardust ikr. It makes the video even better tho
Fuckin markiplier on steroids
No no no. His voice is only creepy cause we know what he did. The issue is that while composed his voice and looks where ever so charming
deadass lol I wish they'd use a normal voice
Its actually annoying, not even creepy
I think this channel should start a new series called "BuzzFeed *Solved* "
"many woman"
Really, Buzzfeed? You can't even use "women" correctly?
theyre human too
Damn it’s just one mistake you act like you’ve never made a grammarly mistake
feminazi
@@ndelgado13 I triple check everything I type, write, and text.
@@pv1549 Nope. Just a grammar nazi.
I also learned that they linked him to some other evidence. He had bitten a victim on her breast or arm (dont remember) and they matched that set of teeth marks that was found on the body of one of his victims. He had bitten her buttcheeck and he actually took out a chunk of meat.
It's funny but comparing teeth marks to dental records are actually one of the the least reliable forms of evidence out there
Also really new at the time, it was hotly contested in his trial.
teeth marks _are_ the least reliable form of evidence. Worse than lie detector tests. edit: lmao i wonder how many lives Maury ruined with those.
I've read that teeth marks are a very inaccurate science, therefore unreliable.
sheyla diaz wow
I cant get over how much ted bundy looks like sexy vegan from dr. Phil
theStarvingArtist_Steph Plot twist. Bundy wasn’t executed and escaped. He got face tattoos and a whole new personality and all his family are just to help cover him up.
😂😂😂
Lola Green we need to get shane dawson on this asap
theStarvingArtist_Steph I’m calling him right now
Thanks, I hate it
Who else is waiting for him to appear on Netflix' Mindhunter ??
Aayush Chandra ✋✋✋
I’m just waiting for a new season I seear
CAN'T WAIT
The title should be how they caught him 3 times
My mom's friend's owner's landowner's dog ran past ted bundy once. Scary.
Lol nice video, but is the voice filter trying to rip off all those automated voices in the true crime videos on TH-cam? It sounds lame and is distracting as hell, sorry.
am i the only one who think that him and zac efron look NOTHING alike? everyone is saying it was a perfect match but like... no no no
megan look at the two when zac has his beard.
Who the hell is Zach Efron?
@@juicepick7131 he played Troy in High School Musical
its only because he's zac efron and people will support anything he does
I agree, but he did a great job in the movie.
everyone In the comments: everyone in the comments: everyone in the comments: my mum met Ted
why the hell did they put a voice changer on the narrator ?
Because Ted's son is still a live, and when he hears the narrator voice, he might chase him down!
Because he's Ted Bundy
My teacher once told me that her mom was stalked by ted Bundy and didn't know it was him until she saw the news and recognized him
my dad told me about this girl who worked with Bundy at the suicide crisis hotline. she was writing a book about the killings that Ted Bundy had committed, but didn't realize it was Ted Bundy yet. super super weird coincidence.
Suuree
@@Yzzo1 Anne Rule "Stranger Beside Me"
Yea coincidence
Emma Kuhlmann
Yes that was Ann Rule the true crime writer. She was commissioned to write a book about the girls who’d gone missing up the west coast. She worked for a suicide helpline Bundy worked along side her. And then he was arrested she couldn’t believe he was her friend and she’d worked along side him.
The book is a magnificent read
The Stranger beside Me by
Ann Rule.
Y M
She had no idea it was her friend who was committing these murders. She was initially commissioned to write a book on the girls going missing, then her work colleague Ted was arrested, and Ann couldn’t believe it, because he worked at a suicide helpline saving people’s lives, typical of psychopathic narcissist. To be seen to be doing good
It’s nice to see you get your info from Wikipedia
Peak of journalism
Why does the voice-over sound like Spider-Man during interrogation mode 😂
XD
"I'm a man"
I dont know if someone at buzzfeed will see this, but a lot of the times the serial killer is the one focused on and their victims forgotten. If you ever do on of these again please read a list of the names of the victims. These are people that were harmed and they should never be forgotten
Sweet Solitude ted bundy is believed to have killed over 100 people...
Chris Marsden But there’s a list of confirmed killings, and there’s no harm in including that list out of respect for the lives that were lost
No
My neighbors cat (London) kills things, my neighbor calls him call Ted Bundy.
Zack effron looks different in this
Did you seriously not know who Ted Bundy was before zac
Dr. Pepper • 76 years ago . Do you seriously not understand the concept of a joke?
Spongebob be like-
“Ah, Ted bundy. I have a friend, who has a friend, who has a friend, that has a cousin, that met ted bundy”
I was interrupted by a Grinch Trailer. I'm very disappointed.
At least this is better than those sport conspiracies.
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Amen! I don’t like the sports conspiracies. They don’t hold my attention
Well, some people might like sports but not care so much about serial killers. Not everything can cater to everyone watching after all, and a lot of people did enjoy the sports conspiracies. I think we're being too hard on this channel and on Shane and Ryan because it seems like no matter what they someone is going to be complaining about it in the comments.
Damn straight xD
Why do people on this channel hate sports so much??
Look at those eyes, he's got the crazy eyes for sure. How did people not see that.
Confirmatory bias
My step sister’s aunt was best friends with Ted Bundy while he lived in Utah. They went to college together. She said he was super kind and charming. But never was aggressive towards her or anything like that. It’s scary to look back though and realize that same man killed so many women.
“Killing many woman”
Who came here after watching the Netflix documentary???
Please continue to do this kind of SEGMENT please this is awesome yet so interesting!!
“Many woman”
He pretty much got caught for being a bad driver which led to them finding out about everything
Wow o-o I'm shocked! Also ily guys so much! You put so much hard work into these videos just to entertain ppl, thank you! 😁
Change the narrator's voice.
Change your diaper.
who is watching this after seeing zac efron and lily collins?
SydneyElizabeth you forgot James Hetfield
Me
The only BuzzFeed content I like.
Why why the voice !!!!???!?!!
For aesthetic and to set the ｍｏｏｄ
My cousin’s friend who had a sister, her daughter met Ted Bundy at a Dominoes Pizza in 1899, she shook hands with him and he offered her a slice of pizza. She’s so lucky to be alive #blessed
peter porker ur so funny
they should be independent like the try guys!
Thomas Jefferson sorry, that can’t happen. Buzzfeed owns all rights to Unsolved. If Ryan and Shane tried to do it independently, they would be sued to high heaven.
Jared Mitchener but buzzfeed owned all of the rights to the Try Guys, and the Try guys manage to pay them enough to be able to buy it from them. So I bet unsolved can do the exact same thing. But I will agree that it would be an insane amount of money.
@@mandybennett22 yes cause i bet Unsolved will cost *A L O T*
@@mandybennett22 but how will they fund all their trips
Music_is_Calming uhhh they could get sponsors.... Like square space, Audible, etc. Or they could get a patreon... if other youtubers can do it, then I am 100% sure unsolved can do it to if they went solo. A lot of people love their videos. I have faith in them that they could do it since they already have a following, knows how to edit, and they probably have a ton of connections through buzzfeed. So it really would not be difficult at all for their trips to be funded.
New series
Loving it
Him explaining how people we see in our day to day lives could be murderers still has me shooketh
OHHHH YEAH MY COUSINS COUSINS UNCLES BROTHERS MOM MET HIM BACK IN 1823 IT WAS A FULL MOON AND HE TURNED INTO A WEREWOLF SHES SO LUCKY SHE GOT AWAY SHE COULD HAVE DIED !!
The narrator sounds like a death eater from Harry Potter 😂😂😂