Hé is l'ONG and usine the las To bis bénéfice. I don t agréé with that but if Hou condamne Jim si most or the cases rare To be judge the sa me . As à manipulating gamme .
i'm rolling my eyes at this guy's behavior in court. All of his mincing and irrelevant remarks about various laws, wisecracks, etc. seem to have no effect on the judge who is too stalwart and experienced to be swayed from this Sociopath.
@@bennym5244 That's a good description, and based on your "until you get in their way or have something they want" I have met quite a few of them. Perhaps they are quite common, just of course not to the evil extreme of Ted Bundy.
Psychopathy/sociopathy isn't a mental illness as such its a neurological disorder and most people who have it also have had some sort of brain injury as a child.
@@orestes1984 That is profound. So a psycho/sociopath could legitimately argue that their actions are the result of something inflicted upon themselves.
@@normancook965 there are underlying dysfunctions in these people's brains. In fact so much so that psychiatry itself is thinking about moving sociopathy/psychopathy out of the mental illness category and more so associating with brain injuries/neurologcal conditions. There is something to be said that these people are created and that they don't even really have much of a choice in the worst case scenarios. Bundy is a bit of an enigma. Bundy had a choice not to be like the rest of his family, he just chose to dive into some dark fantasies he had rather than not.
The judge actually applauded Bundy's performance at sentencing. Don't forget Ted was a law student and well above average intelligence, he knew how the system worked. Ted was well versed in the law.
What a country we live in. 😮 Allowing a serial killer to represent himself. If I were one of his victims, I would have refused to answer my attackers questions.
he knew the courtroom would insulate him for his final round of abuse. He was confident in the injustice of the system. Luckily it wasn't THAT incompetent, though incompetent enough to let it get this far
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I can see how young women were blind sighted by him. He was very charming and easy on the eyes. Contrary to the belief they would be hunch back knuckle draggers! Admittedly. I would have fallen victim. I WAS at the time his victim type. Just goes to show. Women always need to be aware and cautious. He wasn't the first charming killer. And definitely not the last.
@@brenne8030 just leading with his assets,,,, He's a Punkass Too funny that a young man looking at him during court -- ok, staring-- got under bundy's skin.
Empty barrels make the most noise. I believe he was great at initial charm and appearances but scratch beneath the surface and there's not much depth there. I believe that's what his first gf found out and he took it out on every similar looking girl he could find.
@@MartiniizationI think that's a ridiculous assertion; it is likely based on your personal experiences which may include other factors. Many women want what you describe, many find them and marry them, and many others aren't lucky enough to find the one for them. I am an honest, educated, considerate, not-bad-looking (by the accounts of others) woman who has not been fortunate enough to cross paths with an available man of that description, but I would not blame that on the world's population of men.
He is so smug. He's obviously a brilliant man and manipulator. I had no idea this footage was out there. Pretty cool to watch Bundy try to worm his way out of it all.
Yeah, there's actually quite a lot of footage of him out there. Including the final interview he gave on the day before his execution where he tells that it was pornography which he encountered when he was about 12 or 13 that drove him to murder. Yeah, that hardcore pornography from 1958 or '59... maybe a little too far-fetched if you ask me but it shows that Bundy was still trying to manipulate and remain in control of the narrative about his person until the very end.
It's easy to lie and charm. A good description for most psychopaths, etc. really. Brilliant doesn't feel right about it, imo. Then again, I know a few manipulative people and there's no charm involved whatsoever
A “brilliant” man wouldn’t have tried to defend himself. He refused a plea deal which would’ve spared him his life but he was so blind sided by his own grandiose self that he thought he could represent himself and get off. A total moron more like it.
Yes, you wouldn't see this farce in a British Court! No wonder Bundy escaped. The judge's speech to him before he sent him down sounded like he worshiped Bundy, what those poor families felt hearing that!!
The trial in Florida was his swan song. Contrary to people’s assertions that he was desperate to worm his way out of trouble, there’s evidence provided by his defense attorney in Utah to support that he purposefully went to a state where he would face the death penalty and not life in prison if caught. The trial and his decision to defend himself was a way of demonstrating that he was more than competent, and in fact intelligent, sophisticated, eloquent, humorous, and not an ignorant dull minded killer. Whether people believed he was guilty or not, they had to be confronted with his apparent humanity and many “gifts”. I think winning the case was a vain hope far back in his mind, but showing people the caliber of person he was, was the ultimate goal, win or lose.
What despicable human being. He has a sneer on his face and in my opinion shows facial expressions of “Dupers’ Delight” and eye blocking. I would love for the Behaviour Panelists to analyze his body language.
Well yeah, although not everyone who struggles to hold down a job or complete a degree is a psychopath. There are a lot of other disorders, not all are personality disorders, where people struggle to hold a job or stay in education, for example ADHD (depending how badly impacted someone is). Until a person has a diagnosis it's hard to get the help you need.
@@spacecat3198 yes I agree. And there are many people who have overlapping conditions. Even the most experienced psychiatrists misdiagnose people all of the time because of mimicking or overlapping symptoms.
This evil killer should never have been given the opportunity to "play lawyer," given the fact that his last crime involved a 12 year old girl and we know what horrors she suffered at his hands. Florida, where are your brains!!!! Who was the judge to allow this to happen???
@@tcb6857 Do you really think this monstrous killer would have done better with a good lawyer??? The electric chair was the only punishment for him and I don't think the addition of a better lawyer would have made a difference!
I agree 💯,but playing lawyer,as well as his 🚗🚗 crappy driving,is what helped to put this Dispicable Monster 👹👹👹 away!!!!He was a moron,the.whole 🌍 world knew he was guilty. OL Sparky is in your future!!!
Everyone loves Cowart. Maybe because of the unfortunate and ironic name (because he obviously had balls). But I also think it’s because it’s hard for most of us to imagine that a rotund good ol boy with a strong southern accent was a brilliant jurist and devoted himself to fairness and justice, no matter who it was, and could not be manipulated by slick-talking lawyers or witnesses. It just doesn’t fit today’s narrative. And I love it.
He was a lawyer and had every right to defend himself. He had a team of defense attorneys to back him as well. Heck, I probably would want to defend myself as well if I was in his shoes and was qualified.
@@ashleymcmeakin8590 He was not a damn lawyer. He went to law school for maybe a year, & he wasn't there half the time. Too busy out having sex with dead girls. That HE killed.
He actually wasn't a lawyer just a wanna be. He chose to kill women instead of finishing his law degree. America give the right for all defendants to only face their accuser but to defend themselves with testimony
Bundy himself blamed an addiction to violent pornographic movies. He said that watching them, no matter how graphic, wasn’t enough. He then began acting out the sexual sadism.
After having to do a project on him several years ago, I came to the personal conclusion that he did these things because he just wanted to. What he did was his true passion, an absolutely sordid, horrific and demented passion.
Astonishing. Brave judge, witness and court staff. In Australia, Britain and other countries lawyers and parties are prohibited from approaching the judge (or the witness box unless actually giving evidence).
@@memybikeni9931 exactly, thank you!!! People really take that judge’s careless, ridiculous statement and run with it. Ted was a average guy in every sense of the word, and that’s why he was so insecure and resentful of others. He went to class three days out of his first semester of law school. He was not particularly bright or exceptional in any way. The only tragedy in his story is the beautiful young lives he snuffed out. Those women and girls had potential to make a difference in the world, he did not.
@@dewilew2137 I agree, and his only talent seemed to be the fact he was pretty. I am extremely anti death penalty, he should have been locked away, but outside of the penalty phase, definitely should not receive any level of adoration.
Ted must have been left handed, I noticed only because I am, and I don’t see as many people right with their left hand, so I notice the difference usually right away.
He was left handed.. I heard somewhere that almost all his victims had their skulls smashed on the left side of their head, I was thinking that he clubbed them, when they where facing him. Then I read his former girlfriends ebook, "The Phantom Prince" and she stated, that he was left handed. Then I realized that he clubbed them, when the women where walking in front of him, or bending down to pick up, or drop his books into his vehicle.😢😢😢😢😢
Some NPC talk about how Bundy was so brilliant and intelligent and would have made an amazing lawyer. Cop gets on the stand, asks him if it's the same document he has, cops says yes... WOW.. my mind was blown
@@Annie-ez4ol naaaaa, he's very articulate, very persuasive, and completely believable as a lawyer. You're just going against the grain to be controversial, like you're the only one that can see through his guise. He was a master manipulator.
I have to admit that every once in a while. I found myself believing him. Up until the interview he did the night before he was executed, when he finally admitted everything. There were some instances when I thought he was convincing. Man oh man
He was... It's not necessarily a compliment. He was also maniacal. He used his Intelligence to outwit victims and others. He had charm. He was a master manipulator. He was clever. Lets also not forget he escaped jail *twice* Many serial killers have/had high IQ,s . It's a fact. He was a grotesque human being.
Because he was. Whether he’s an evil monster or not, not everybody is able to represent themselves to the extent that he was able to, and... to the degree he was able to, successfully. Er, as successfully in the sense of proving the points that he needed to. Not to mention all of the lies and manipulation he had accomplished amongst all of the authorities and evading capture for so long.
Most serial killers have high I.Qs think they can outsmart everyone.Richard Remeris, nightstalker, had highest I.Q.so far.unlike Bundy,that wanted to talk his way out, Richard was scary, didn't say much.
The zodiac killer wasn't intelligent but managed to evade capture for some time. Don't forget that back in the day the science wasn't as good as it is now and law enforcement didn't cross over jurisdictions. Also he failed miserably at defending himself (He didn't even complete his law degree). It doesn't take intelligence to escape especially from court that would take more guts than intelligence. You don't need to be super high in intelligence to be a manipulator...
Ted Bundy always fascinated me. He had a normal life, he seemed smart and was handsome. What could've happened to make him so disgustingly vile? Was he just born this way? I will never get bored of researching stuff like this. Ted was a really strange, terrifying person. So manipulative. He was definitely a psychopath. He seemed to have no remorse at all.. What a waste of humanity, just as the judge said.
TB grew up in a very violent household dominated by his dangerous grandfather. His mother never wanted him. She tried to abort him during her pregnancy and she wanted to have him adopted. These were contributing factors to his extreme hatred of women.
He grew up thinking his mother was his sister. Grandfather was extremely abusive. Many believe his grandfather may have actually also been his father. However, psychopaths are born. There has been a genetic link connected. Grandfather was probably also a psychopath.
Sure the Seattle Mariners were thrilled to know he was a fan 🙄🤢✌️… What a surprise that Junior Griffey didn’t thank him in his Baseball Hall of Fame induction speech… “…Indicated they thought I was involved in some activity…”… Um, Yeah, the activity would be kidnapping and murdering… Which you certainly were involved with…Repeatedly…✌️ Must have been kinda scary to be in that courtroom knowing that the guy walking around in it Brutally assaulted, tortured and murdered between forty and a hundred people … Imagine how surreal to be cross-examined by the guy who murdered your child or your friend…
Look up the vid where this young man just sits there staring at bundy. Bundy got uncomfortable cuz he's such a tough guy. It's hysterical. Kid just sitting there lookin at him...
He wanted to get caught to stop himself then "Play it all out". No wonder he took the Law degree course, he wanted to "Front the show himself" his very own "Final show" before they killed him, this was his final act of arrogant defiance. True psycho. Fascinating to watch.
@pigtailsandteddybears Tbf he got the Electric Chair. I'd be scared too, its definitely not a nice way to die. Probably worse than hanging or the gas chamber. Definitely worse than lethal injection. Firing squad is probably the most humane, but then I don't think a murderer deserves any more of a humane execution than their victims.
@pigtailsandteddybears I believe he finished or was close to finishing law school and it wasn't for this reason. He was in the political arena for awhile. I was a senior in high school during this trial and knowing my 18 yo self, unfortunately, I probably would have gotten in his car had I been on a college campus. But he would have met his match. I was a swimmer and could press 245 lbs with my legs alone. Let's just say, he would have never been able to rape again!😅
What's pathetic is the people who say it's "pretty cool to watch him" or stuff like that. People having wet dreams about this guy, and thirsting for Ted Bundy part 2, and then hating it when they're the actual victim of him. So desperate for another serial killer like this and so disappointed when someone isn't that narcissistic. Proof of what they say in We Need to Talk About Kevin where most people would be these monsters if they had any balls. They just don't. These are the real public heroes. People who don't give into this kind of narcissism don't discharge the public's sexual sadism quite as well. The average public is gnarlier than we think. Some people genuinely deserve protection from a public that thinks this is "pretty cool" instead of pathetic and vain. Any son of mine would have me coming up to the stand and apologizing personally to the victims for his existence. No way would he get my admiration.
I am an energy sensitive and it looks like a tactic to put their power energy over the room to intimidate. Hard to explain, but that's what the energy field shows
Imagine how slowly the wheels turned in courtrooms of the past with no computers, only stacks of paper everywhere. "He who represents himself has a fool for a client."
This judge is very wise. He is a fantastic judge of character and is playing Bundy like a poker player. He sees right through Ted. He is giving Ted the slack in the rope that will ultimately hang him. My heart breaks for the families. To know that this is the man their loved ones were duped by that lead to their demise in the most horrific agonizing deaths. RIP to all of them.
care to say why you have in vehicle "duct tape strangling cords, meat cleavers and bone saws, hand cuffs, and garbage bags and an ice pick? (which he poked in their ears) no I have no knowledge of this nor did they inform me
Theres a very good man in the community I'm from that his sister survived being attacked by Ted Bundy. You should see if he would let you interview him
@@Crimeatorium this is his channel, hes a good guy. Retired from working at a church and super friendly. He helped the main ppl out with the St.Jude scammer. th-cam.com/users/Stellar911
He looks a lot like my psychopathic ex. I find it interesting they have a lot of the physical attributes as one another. Him Rodney Alcala, Bryan Kohberger, my ex who tried to k•ll me. They all have his pointy face and curly hair and the same dead eyes. It’s so weird.
Lots of minutes about the newspaper clippings including physically separating the sheets - why? Assuming that they are photos/sketches of Bundy. Defense (?) showing these apparently to show she was biased. Lots of time on that - but so much more to this case. Why spend so much time on this and not get into other issues? Limited access to footage? This seemed like a waste of the viewer's time - certainly it was a waste of my time.
IN THE END ELECTRIC CHAIR WITH DEEP CERULEAN BLUE EYES WAITED FOR TED BUNDY TO COME TO HIM THIS WAY ELECTRIC CHAIR COULD SCORE THE NICE FAT CHUNK OF CHANGE THAT WOULD HELP ELECTRIC CAIR TO SET UP SEVERAL SOUP KITCHENS WHERE PEOPLE CAN EAT
He didn't actually achieve anything with his pointless questions, it was just an opportunity to be the centre of attention and strut around thinking he was a brilliant lawyer, it's all very childish and pathetic, i hope this would not be permitted today.
Reminds me of Fred Gwynne playing Judge Chamberlain Haller in the movie My Cousin Vinny. There is a particular scene when he asks him to repeat the word "youths". 😂
Look at him playing lawyer questioning the witnesses. This is the creepiest form of a serial killer, he knew how to manipulate every situation.
Hé is playing the gamme of the system . No more nonless
Hé is l'ONG and usine the las To bis bénéfice. I don t agréé with that but if Hou condamne Jim si most or the cases rare To be judge the sa me . As à manipulating gamme .
@@vincentmarion5499 Want to try that again in English?
theyre called psychopaths for a reason
His arrogance is so smooth that it was almost convincing.
He loves all the attention.Proud of what he has done.Mad and evil.
Teddy is talking in circles when answering questions as evidenced by the questioner getting irate.
i'm rolling my eyes at this guy's behavior in court. All of his mincing and irrelevant remarks about various laws, wisecracks, etc. seem to have no effect on the judge who is too stalwart and experienced to be swayed from this Sociopath.
It's bizarre to hear such an insane person sounding so sane. Perhaps he isn't actually insane, just incredibly evil.
Well, that's why there is the term psychopath. Very beguiling, manipulative and charming until you get in their way or have something they want.
@@bennym5244 That's a good description, and based on your "until you get in their way or have something they want" I have met quite a few of them. Perhaps they are quite common, just of course not to the evil extreme of Ted Bundy.
Psychopathy/sociopathy isn't a mental illness as such its a neurological disorder and most people who have it also have had some sort of brain injury as a child.
@@orestes1984 That is profound. So a psycho/sociopath could legitimately argue that their actions are the result of something inflicted upon themselves.
@@normancook965 there are underlying dysfunctions in these people's brains. In fact so much so that psychiatry itself is thinking about moving sociopathy/psychopathy out of the mental illness category and more so associating with brain injuries/neurologcal conditions. There is something to be said that these people are created and that they don't even really have much of a choice in the worst case scenarios.
Bundy is a bit of an enigma. Bundy had a choice not to be like the rest of his family, he just chose to dive into some dark fantasies he had rather than not.
And you've got to give it to this judge...patience beyond belief.
The judge actually applauded Bundy's performance at sentencing. Don't forget Ted was a law student and well above average intelligence, he knew how the system worked. Ted was well versed in the law.
Bundy came across to me as a Peacocking Idiot!
Giving the TV coverage what they wanted.
In allowing Bundy to operate as his own lawyer after a lifetime of cruelty and murder is a travesty.
This judge must be insane!
@@leoinsfit’s called the Constitution.
It really was a shame that he was so vile. SMH
The prosecutor nailed his arse . He made him look like the lying arrogant fool he was.
He reminds me of all the democrats. Lying 24/7 and no conscience
This trial shows Bundy's narcissistic tendencies
How?
He loves to hear himself talk. He wanted you to have to opportunity to heat him ask questions
What a country we live in. 😮 Allowing a serial killer to represent himself. If I were one of his victims, I would have refused to answer my attackers questions.
It's LAW .
most victims he killed i wonder how many he attacked that got away from bundy
he knew the courtroom would insulate him for his final round of abuse. He was confident in the injustice of the system. Luckily it wasn't THAT incompetent, though incompetent enough to let it get this far
Nice.
Awesome upload 👏....
....TY for the vintage footage ...
Many of our younger generation who are interested or maybe want to become involved with opportunities within the criminal justice system and possibly just *curious* / interested in the in true crime genre will be very interested in this...
Sending you a shout out from the Windy City 👏 💚 🤍 🧡
I can almost hear the screams of all those poor
Dead souls echoing around that court room.
I am surprised, that none of the victims families walked in with a weapon, because there weren't any metal detectors back then.
And miss out on the two minutes it took to fry his ass?
Sad
Very good observation.
I am from Europe Belgium.Look at the case of Marianne Bachmeier in Germany
@@lothairelauwagie8758dankjewel
I want to throw that steno machine out the window.
Same lol
Ditto that
What's that?
😂😂
I wish there was trial footage like this of the Night Stalker/Richard Ramirez case. There’s only very small clips.
I can see how young women were blind sighted by him. He was very charming and easy on the eyes. Contrary to the belief they would be hunch back knuckle draggers! Admittedly. I would have fallen victim. I WAS at the time his victim type. Just goes to show. Women always need to be aware and cautious. He wasn't the first charming killer. And definitely not the last.
Yeah he’s not any different or special but he’s always smiling and charismatic I always found that to be amazingly weird
@@brenne8030 just leading with his assets,,,, He's a Punkass Too funny that a young man looking at him during court -- ok, staring-- got under bundy's skin.
And almost no women go for honest, educated, considerate, not bad-looking types. Ironic and extremely discouraging reality.
Empty barrels make the most noise. I believe he was great at initial charm and appearances but scratch beneath the surface and there's not much depth there. I believe that's what his first gf found out and he took it out on every similar looking girl he could find.
@@MartiniizationI think that's a ridiculous assertion; it is likely based on your personal experiences which may include other factors. Many women want what you describe, many find them and marry them, and many others aren't lucky enough to find the one for them. I am an honest, educated, considerate, not-bad-looking (by the accounts of others) woman who has not been fortunate enough to cross paths with an available man of that description, but I would not blame that on the world's population of men.
To think that there's many more, like Bundy, out there.... Right now !.. Think about that.
Yup. It's called politicians.
Bundy was a master in the art of Gaslighting. He wanted to be Perry Mason so badly. Too bad he took a different path.
He would have been a defense attorney to murderers, that's for sure.
.. a psycho path.
Lolololol@@Zbltxgt734
He thinks he's smarter than everyone, ..arrogant.
Ted forgot the fist rule of law school. Never represent yourself. He was not as clever as he thought he was.
No narcissist can resist the right to self representation.
but he was clever, lol
@@christiansigfred9585No he wasn’t, he lost😂😂
Oh I’m getting a headache from the tick tick tick from the court reporter wonder why there was a microphone on her lol
He is so smug. He's obviously a brilliant man and manipulator. I had no idea this footage was out there. Pretty cool to watch Bundy try to worm his way out of it all.
Indeed, if there were smugness awards he would have swept them that year 🙄🤢✌️
Yeah, there's actually quite a lot of footage of him out there. Including the final interview he gave on the day before his execution where he tells that it was pornography which he encountered when he was about 12 or 13 that drove him to murder. Yeah, that hardcore pornography from 1958 or '59... maybe a little too far-fetched if you ask me but it shows that Bundy was still trying to manipulate and remain in control of the narrative about his person until the very end.
It's easy to lie and charm. A good description for most psychopaths, etc. really. Brilliant doesn't feel right about it, imo. Then again, I know a few manipulative people and there's no charm involved whatsoever
He's a true psychopath... likes take over and be in control.. no empathy
A “brilliant” man wouldn’t have tried to defend himself. He refused a plea deal which would’ve spared him his life but he was so blind sided by his own grandiose self that he thought he could represent himself and get off. A total moron more like it.
Bundy found guilty
What a shoddy courtroom, and strange how casual everyone acted, smiling, laughing etc.
Did you not was the last Robert Durst trial?? Wow, Judge was a comedian!
Look at the O.J. trial. The judge was a joke.
Cuz it’s a farce
@@dukey19941LOL! The O.J. Simpson trial, the judge fell asleep.
Yes, you wouldn't see this farce in a British Court! No wonder Bundy escaped. The judge's speech to him before he sent him down sounded like he worshiped Bundy, what those poor families felt hearing that!!
He's defending himself!!! Definitely a big E. for EFFORT!!!
Well he did go to law school.
@@islandthrifts809he didn’t get the grades to finish the course. He only did 1/2 years.
The trial in Florida was his swan song. Contrary to people’s assertions that he was desperate to worm his way out of trouble, there’s evidence provided by his defense attorney in Utah to support that he purposefully went to a state where he would face the death penalty and not life in prison if caught.
The trial and his decision to defend himself was a way of demonstrating that he was more than competent, and in fact intelligent, sophisticated, eloquent, humorous, and not an ignorant dull minded killer. Whether people believed he was guilty or not, they had to be confronted with his apparent humanity and many “gifts”. I think winning the case was a vain hope far back in his mind, but showing people the caliber of person he was, was the ultimate goal, win or lose.
He asked for a plea deal so no.
@@gw6389no
@@princesurein7275he didn't ask he was OFFERED the opportunity. so no.
@@princesurein7275he didn’t . He refused a plea deal
@@revanth3508 That was because of his narcissism as he could never admit to his crimes in open court.
What despicable human being. He has a sneer on his face and in my opinion shows facial expressions of “Dupers’ Delight” and eye blocking. I would love for the Behaviour Panelists to analyze his body language.
I agree!!
They have
in order to get a pure and unbiased " Body Language" analysis , his name, face, voice and clothes would have to be disguised...
Not all psychopaths can hide it so well. Many get extremely bored and can’t complete a university degree or hold down a job for very long.
Well yeah, although not everyone who struggles to hold down a job or complete a degree is a psychopath. There are a lot of other disorders, not all are personality disorders, where people struggle to hold a job or stay in education, for example ADHD (depending how badly impacted someone is). Until a person has a diagnosis it's hard to get the help you need.
@@spacecat3198 yes I agree. And there are many people who have overlapping conditions. Even the most experienced psychiatrists misdiagnose people all of the time because of mimicking or overlapping symptoms.
This evil killer should never have been given the opportunity to "play lawyer,"
given the fact that his last crime involved a 12 year old girl and we know what horrors she suffered at his hands.
Florida, where are your brains!!!!
Who was the judge to allow this to happen???
only in America
If he had a lawyer, you realize that his chances would have been better, right? Having a professional representing him would have helped him.
@@tcb6857 Do you really think this monstrous killer would have done better with a good lawyer???
The electric chair was the only punishment for him and I don't think the addition of a better lawyer would have made a difference!
@@tcb6857Yes. He didn’t get the grades to finish law school, so was vastly out,of his depth.
I agree 💯,but playing lawyer,as well as his 🚗🚗 crappy driving,is what helped to put this Dispicable Monster 👹👹👹 away!!!!He was a moron,the.whole 🌍 world knew he was guilty. OL Sparky is in your future!!!
Look at him chillin up there, like he's philosophizing about the cost of rice in China ...
I find it hard to believe he actually thought he would get away with it. I guess that's narcissism.
Everyone loves Cowart. Maybe because of the unfortunate and ironic name (because he obviously had balls). But I also think it’s because it’s hard for most of us to imagine that a rotund good ol boy with a strong southern accent was a brilliant jurist and devoted himself to fairness and justice, no matter who it was, and could not be manipulated by slick-talking lawyers or witnesses. It just doesn’t fit today’s narrative. And I love it.
I agree. He was a phenomenal man that our country had the priviledge to have.
Cowart was a horrible judge because of his disgusting statement complimenting Bundy after sentencing him to 2 death sentences.
@@melissaking6019Not at all. Just because you don't like the comment doesn't mean it had anything to do with his competency as a judge.
Cowart's appraisal of Bundy was candid and accurate.
That he is being repeatedly referred to as "sir", is sickening.
Thanks for uploading this video!
How about a dollar for me? I got needs
I am baffled by how normal and charming he appeared to be. That's scary.
Only in America ! Unbelivelbe they let him be in this position !? He relifed all his sick feelings and he enjoint it tp hell and back !
Many countries allow for this. Definitely not “only in America!”.
Ted Bundy carried himself like an attorney, spoke quite well. Impressive. I am not an attorney, so.
But your observation, perspective and opinions are valid. :) I'd have to say I agree with you.
I’ve read some of the documentation, analysis is that he blew his own defense.
He did finish one year of law school as well as studied law in prison for a couple years
Didn't Judge Cowart imply or say that Bundy could have been a good lawyer in another situation?
@@spacecat3198 …Bundy charmed the hell out of the judge…🙊🙉🙈
One of the worlds most deadly killers questioning witnesses 😂😂 only in America
He had the right to self representation.
He was so offended at how the officer spoke to him..... of all the nerve, monster.
Ted Bundy being allowed to “defend” himself is ludicrous. It makes a joke out of the American law system. Why would a judge tolerate such nonsense?
Because defendants are allowed to defend themselves even if they are advised not to.
He was a lawyer and had every right to defend himself. He had a team of defense attorneys to back him as well. Heck, I probably would want to defend myself as well if I was in his shoes and was qualified.
@@ashleymcmeakin8590 He was not a damn lawyer. He went to law school for maybe a year, & he wasn't there half the time. Too busy out having sex with dead girls. That HE killed.
@@ashleymcmeakin8590 you wouldn't need to be qualified. Literally everyone can defend themselves if they feel up the challenge :D
He actually wasn't a lawyer just a wanna be. He chose to kill women instead of finishing his law degree. America give the right for all defendants to only face their accuser but to defend themselves with testimony
boy, he's a calm customer under pressure 🙄
Someone once said the eyes are windows to your soul. His eyes are just dead.
So if someone is blind they have no soul?
My man's a smooth operator , calculated and cool under pressure
He's not a man. He's a monster.
He has no conscience. There is literally no effort in it whatsoever.
@@MrRobison94This.
Psychopaths are always cool because the part of the brain that carries fear hardly functions if at all.
Go.judge.cowart....wherever u are.❤
I still haven't heard of any explanation of what causes a person to do these horrendous things
Short brain stem; and/or
Childhood abuse/neglect; or
Born that way. Bad seed.
Bundy himself blamed an addiction to violent pornographic movies. He said that watching them, no matter how graphic, wasn’t enough. He then began acting out the sexual sadism.
@@Mike_S_68 There is no way that was the reason. I truly believe some people are just born evil. He had tendencies at a very young age (3).
Narcissism and being Butt-Hurt by being dumped by an ex Girlfriend.
After having to do a project on him several years ago, I came to the personal conclusion that he did these things because he just wanted to. What he did was his true passion, an absolutely sordid, horrific and demented passion.
Everything was chess to him.
Regardless of the question, I wouldn’t believe a word he said anyway, so there would be no point me asking him anything😂
Crazy they used to show jury on TV
Astonishing. Brave judge, witness and court staff. In Australia, Britain and other countries lawyers and parties are prohibited from approaching the judge (or the witness box unless actually giving evidence).
Don’t know how anyone could concentrate with the court clerk typing away. Bet they all leave the court hearing that in bed before sleep
Funny, I didn't even notice it.
How can a suspected murderer be allowed to his own defence. His victims had no choice.
Where in China do you hail from?
It truly is disgusting and slap in the face to the victims loved ones.
I don’t care if he was the devil himself. People have the right to defend themselves.
It’s sad too because he was so intelligent he would have made a great attorney.
He was mediocre, he defended one case and lost…his life 💁♂
@@memybikeni9931 exactly, thank you!!! People really take that judge’s careless, ridiculous statement and run with it. Ted was a average guy in every sense of the word, and that’s why he was so insecure and resentful of others. He went to class three days out of his first semester of law school. He was not particularly bright or exceptional in any way. The only tragedy in his story is the beautiful young lives he snuffed out. Those women and girls had potential to make a difference in the world, he did not.
@@dewilew2137 I agree, and his only talent seemed to be the fact he was pretty. I am extremely anti death penalty, he should have been locked away, but outside of the penalty phase, definitely should not receive any level of adoration.
Bright young man.
Is that why it's sad... 🤦🏼♀️
He accused his lawyers of being ineffective. BUT he was his worst nightmare. He thought he was smarter than everyone else.
That person typing isn't going fast enough surely??
Ted must have been left handed, I noticed only because I am, and I don’t see as many people right with their left hand, so I notice the difference usually right away.
He was definitely left handed. :)
He was left handed.. I heard somewhere that almost all his victims had their skulls smashed on the left side of their head, I was thinking that he clubbed them, when they where facing him. Then I read his former girlfriends ebook, "The Phantom Prince" and she stated, that he was left handed. Then I realized that he clubbed them, when the women where walking in front of him, or bending down to pick up, or drop his books into his vehicle.😢😢😢😢😢
@@eva5601 wow, interesting and horrible at the same time
Demonic! Creep
I tried to watch this but I just can't stomach it. Actually sick 🤢 to my stomach.
Benjamín Franklin said The man who defends himself has a fool for a lawyer and a jackass for a client, serves true here
A Failed lawyer Questioning Witnesses.
Why didn't he have a lawyer instead? Just not to have to talk about minute details to thee lawyer, he wants to have the upper hand instead!
Some NPC talk about how Bundy was so brilliant and intelligent and would have made an amazing lawyer. Cop gets on the stand, asks him if it's the same document he has, cops says yes... WOW.. my mind was blown
Teddy's Deady
He could almost pass as an actual lawyer. It's chilling.
No he couldn’t. He didn’t get the grades to finish law school.Learn to think independently instead of repeating all the tripe in the media.
@@Annie-ez4ol naaaaa, he's very articulate, very persuasive, and completely believable as a lawyer.
You're just going against the grain to be controversial, like you're the only one that can see through his guise.
He was a master manipulator.
He is killing me!!! 😂
I have to admit that every once in a while. I found myself believing him. Up until the interview he did the night before he was executed, when he finally admitted everything. There were some instances when I thought he was convincing. Man oh man
What exactly made people think Ted Bundy was highly intelligent?
He was...
It's not necessarily a compliment.
He was also maniacal. He used his Intelligence to outwit victims and others. He had charm. He was a master manipulator. He was clever.
Lets also not forget he escaped jail *twice*
Many serial killers have/had high IQ,s . It's a fact.
He was a grotesque human being.
Because he was.
Whether he’s an evil monster or not, not
everybody is able to represent themselves to the extent that he was able to, and... to the degree he was able to, successfully.
Er, as successfully in the sense of proving the points that he needed to.
Not to mention all of the lies and manipulation he had accomplished amongst all of the authorities and evading capture for so long.
Most serial killers have high I.Qs think they can outsmart everyone.Richard Remeris, nightstalker, had highest I.Q.so far.unlike Bundy,that wanted to talk his way out, Richard was scary, didn't say much.
The zodiac killer wasn't intelligent but managed to evade capture for some time. Don't forget that back in the day the science wasn't as good as it is now and law enforcement didn't cross over jurisdictions. Also he failed miserably at defending himself (He didn't even complete his law degree). It doesn't take intelligence to escape especially from court that would take more guts than intelligence.
You don't need to be super high in intelligence to be a manipulator...
@@yehyeh5066 true!
Hes stares at the stenographer.
Ted Bundy always fascinated me. He had a normal life, he seemed smart and was handsome. What could've happened to make him so disgustingly vile? Was he just born this way? I will never get bored of researching stuff like this. Ted was a really strange, terrifying person. So manipulative. He was definitely a psychopath. He seemed to have no remorse at all.. What a waste of humanity, just as the judge said.
TB grew up in a very violent household dominated by his dangerous grandfather. His mother never wanted him. She tried to abort him during her pregnancy and she wanted to have him adopted. These were contributing factors to his extreme hatred of women.
He grew up thinking his mother was his sister. Grandfather was extremely abusive. Many believe his grandfather may have actually also been his father.
However, psychopaths are born. There has been a genetic link connected. Grandfather was probably also a psychopath.
@@islandthrifts809that theory has been disproved by dna evidence
Nature & nurture
You tell him Ted !!!
Sociopath/Psychopath 100%. Unfortunately a great case study.
Sure the Seattle Mariners were thrilled to know he was a fan 🙄🤢✌️…
What a surprise that Junior Griffey didn’t thank him in his Baseball Hall of Fame induction speech…
“…Indicated they thought I was involved in some activity…”…
Um, Yeah, the activity would be kidnapping and murdering…
Which you certainly were involved with…Repeatedly…✌️
Must have been kinda scary to be in that courtroom knowing that the guy walking around in it
Brutally assaulted, tortured and murdered between forty and a hundred people …
Imagine how surreal to be cross-examined by the guy who murdered your child or your friend…
He may not have been a fan. I wear shirts of teams I know nothing about. I just like the logo or the colors.
... pro se defendants shouldn't be allowed to cross their victims /victim families. There's got to be a way to protect them from getting revictimized
Look up the vid where this young man just sits there staring at bundy. Bundy got uncomfortable cuz he's such a tough guy. It's hysterical. Kid just sitting there lookin at him...
@@dsoule4902link it.
He wanted to get caught to stop himself then "Play it all out". No wonder he took the Law degree course, he wanted to "Front the show himself" his very own "Final show" before they killed him, this was his final act of arrogant defiance. True psycho. Fascinating to watch.
What's fascinating was how terrified he was of his own execution though. He definitely didn't want to die.
Sounds like you are talking about Brian kohburger
@@bigups737 Oh gosh, I forgot about him. Isn't his trial soon? It's horrifying how quick and deadly a knife can be.
@pigtailsandteddybears Tbf he got the Electric Chair. I'd be scared too, its definitely not a nice way to die. Probably worse than hanging or the gas chamber. Definitely worse than lethal injection.
Firing squad is probably the most humane, but then I don't think a murderer deserves any more of a humane execution than their victims.
@pigtailsandteddybears I believe he finished or was close to finishing law school and it wasn't for this reason. He was in the political arena for awhile.
I was a senior in high school during this trial and knowing my 18 yo self, unfortunately, I probably would have gotten in his car had I been on a college campus. But he would have met his match. I was a swimmer and could press 245 lbs with my legs alone. Let's just say, he would have never been able to rape again!😅
What's pathetic is the people who say it's "pretty cool to watch him" or stuff like that. People having wet dreams about this guy, and thirsting for Ted Bundy part 2, and then hating it when they're the actual victim of him. So desperate for another serial killer like this and so disappointed when someone isn't that narcissistic. Proof of what they say in We Need to Talk About Kevin where most people would be these monsters if they had any balls. They just don't. These are the real public heroes. People who don't give into this kind of narcissism don't discharge the public's sexual sadism quite as well. The average public is gnarlier than we think. Some people genuinely deserve protection from a public that thinks this is "pretty cool" instead of pathetic and vain. Any son of mine would have me coming up to the stand and apologizing personally to the victims for his existence. No way would he get my admiration.
Thanks.
All these lawyers, prosecutors and Bundy, are such posers! The way they walk back n forth constantly and dramatically. Its a joke.
It's a style to take up space in the well.
I am an energy sensitive and it looks like a tactic to put their power energy over the room to intimidate. Hard to explain, but that's what the energy field shows
You gotta love him...
Imagine how slowly the wheels turned in courtrooms of the past with no computers, only stacks of paper everywhere.
"He who represents himself has a fool for a client."
This judge is very wise. He is a fantastic judge of character and is playing Bundy like a poker player. He sees right through Ted. He is giving Ted the slack in the rope that will ultimately hang him. My heart breaks for the families. To know that this is the man their loved ones were duped by that lead to their demise in the most horrific agonizing deaths. RIP to all of them.
care to say why you have in vehicle "duct tape strangling cords, meat cleavers and bone saws, hand cuffs, and garbage bags and an ice pick? (which he poked in their ears) no I have no knowledge of this nor did they inform me
Theres a very good man in the community I'm from that his sister survived being attacked by Ted Bundy. You should see if he would let you interview him
Who is it?
@@Crimeatorium this is his channel, hes a good guy. Retired from working at a church and super friendly. He helped the main ppl out with the St.Jude scammer.
th-cam.com/users/Stellar911
I left his link but I came back to see and it's gone
Did you see it?
@@1Vapersianprincess that would be so interesting
whats the exact date of this trail? if not exact, then whats the month and year?
June 1979, i was just born the first day of that month and year
June and July.
You never know about people
He looks a lot like my psychopathic ex. I find it interesting they have a lot of the physical attributes as one another. Him Rodney Alcala, Bryan Kohberger, my ex who tried to k•ll me. They all have his pointy face and curly hair and the same dead eyes. It’s so weird.
Mine too
Hmm has it already been censored in China uh I mean Germany? 😂 the Country where there is no censorship 😝
China: “We deny any censorship because we deny the existence of anything we censored. “👍🤔
@@AABB-bm9kk 👏 👏 👏 👏 😆
@@Curious-Irish-Angel 🙂✌️
God Bless those court reporters😮😮
Terrifying as he seems a cherming and intelligent guy in demeanour. You would not have him down as a serial killer watching him here.
The lowest of the low.
Translate to Portuguese in subtitles because Brazil loves this case.
Lots of minutes about the newspaper clippings including physically separating the sheets - why? Assuming that they are photos/sketches of Bundy. Defense (?) showing these apparently to show she was biased. Lots of time on that - but so much more to this case. Why spend so much time on this and not get into other issues? Limited access to footage? This seemed like a waste of the viewer's time - certainly it was a waste of my time.
IN THE END ELECTRIC CHAIR WITH DEEP CERULEAN BLUE EYES WAITED FOR TED BUNDY TO COME TO HIM THIS WAY ELECTRIC CHAIR COULD SCORE THE NICE FAT CHUNK OF CHANGE THAT WOULD HELP ELECTRIC CAIR TO SET UP SEVERAL SOUP KITCHENS WHERE PEOPLE CAN EAT
He is an eye candy
Oh yes, he´s fu***g hot!!!
I would have hopped right into that VW Bug.
Carol DaRonch didn't like him or his car.
very small arms and shoulders, wearing multiple layers, little to no male muscular development.
Yet he viciously murdered over 40 women and possibly more.
The strongest men in the world have potbellies.
Lol
And? Just because someone may be small in size doesn't mean their necessarily not strong . That goes for both women and men .
Horses and Cows
He didn't actually achieve anything with his pointless questions, it was just an opportunity to be the centre of attention and strut around thinking he was a brilliant lawyer, it's all very childish and pathetic, i hope this would not be permitted today.
How is it relevant what his occupation was ? What a fiasco
he look like george w bush {another serial killer}
If the judge and the officers were all women, this would have been much more interesting to see. This pos would be showing some emotion for sure.
An awful lot of psychiatrists commenting on here...
I wonder if he is in hell.
No, he's dead
Half of the questioning is totally irrelevant
The judge is a clown. You did wha? I was going to a drivein movie. Oh ok (checks his notes)
Reminds me of Fred Gwynne playing Judge Chamberlain Haller in the movie My Cousin Vinny. There is a particular scene when he asks him to repeat the word "youths". 😂