He is among the last of the "Your word is your bond." Old West type lawmen. His look is of the legendary type! Very interesting to listen to? Would love to ask him questions myself. (The interviewer was not very good.) Was interesting how he was able to brag a little while still being humble. A genuine chatacter! Braudis is a good man.
I don't believe Ted was trying to murder his mother by proxy, nor do I believe the story of her punishing him for masturbation. He brayed a kid over the skull with a branch when on a scout trip and she denied he had a problem. He was arrested for burglary and theft and she denied it. She denied he had 'busy hands' when he was known to grope girls and pull down skirts when in elementary school. She denied the fact that the FBI suspected him of being responsible for potentially 100+ homicides. She adored Ted and never seemed to expect her son to take responsibility or feel shame for anything.
I find this man so authentic and also very committed to his job, and last but not least very nice to listen to. Somehow I think there were more people like this in the past. Wish those kind of persons would come back.
You can see the seasoned officer in his eyes..alert and intelligent..I bet you couldnt pull anything past him on his worst day...he just looks like the fair but firm type...
This man remembers everything like it was yesterday! I could listen to him for hours. I also thought his story about Clinton and the FBI was really interesting too, would have liked to hear more of that. But the reporter was horrible though, she didn't even know how to ask questions professionally.
@@jayslater7017 I thought the interviewer did a wonderful job. She allowed him to speak without interrupting him. Some reporters drive me crazy by constantly asking questions. They don't realise that listening is a gift.
When he first started talking I thought we were in for a lot of unintelligent nonsense. But what transpired was highly intelligent and factual. What a great and interesting guy. And a great interview.
I’m a mental health nurse and am fascinated by psychopathy. I’m lucky enough to work with great psychiatrists who do allow me to pick their brains. I find Bundy particularly fascinating and understand I do not mean a fan girl in any way. I use these individuals to improve my knowledge. Psychopaths are particularly difficult to deal with and you know they are lying anytime their lips move. I enjoy watching the sort of shows and interviews where the are not glorifying him but explaining facts. I like to reflect on and remember all those beautiful intelligent girls on the cusp of their lives who he so viciously snuffed out. The sad part of any publicity good or bad would make him happy as he loved attention.
The fascination I have with Bundy is all about everything that happened after he was caught the final time. He could have taken a plea and saved his own life but he was so egocentric and narcissistic that he sabotaged his own future. I don't believe anyone is born evil, but this guy has me questioning that position.
You shouldn't be deterred by the interviewee's abnormally slow and somewhat slurred speech. He knows his stuff, has interesting and pertinent information/experiences to speak about and makes for an interview that is a very worthwhile listen.
@darkhorse7460 What a self-rightous, virtue-signaling twit you are. You're too eager to insist on negative reads of others in order feel so much "better" about yourself. Ridiculous twit.
I was very impressed by this interview. I thought I had seen it all regarding Ted Bundy. I have watched lots of TV programs and You Tube videos. I have read Ann Rule's book and many articles about Ted Bundy. I thought this would be duplicitous or just plain bogus/hype. This guy is such an untapped treasure, like a WWII vet. I liked how he said that Bundy was killing his mother. I always disagreed that he was repeatedly killing his ex-girlfriend. Everyone says it's the brown hair, straight, and parted in the middle. Everyone wore their hair that way for about 20 years. Girls straightened their hair. Hardly anyone bleached their hair back then, so most girls were brunette. I think some of his victims were blondes, but no one ever mentions that because there were so few. When you consider how they compare to the general population, the number of blonde victims compared to brunette victims represents the population at the time. I have always thought that Bundy was killing his mother over and over again. Because he was mad at his grandfather (his mom's father) for his abuse, but was terrified of him, so opted to blame his mom instead. The thing about being caught masturbating by his mom is new to me in everything I've heard about him, but I would imagine every boy is caught by his mom doing this. I think it might have something to do with his becoming a serial killer. Not because he was caught, but because he was already fragile and then became ashamed. Anyway, this was great. I could listen to this guy all day for months and years on end, just like a WWII vet. I'd love to hear his stories about people who weren't even notorious. This guy could write an encyclopedia! Cheers! Sorry this was so long!
Bundy showed signs of psycho sexual disturbance at age 3 when he put all the sharp knives in his Aunts bed, all pointing at her....His grandfather was a violent man who abused his wife and daughters and Bundy witnessed all this.......it's also possible he was a product of incestual rape and his grandfather was his father......in that atmosphere and with that genetic connection, it's quite possible his grandfather/father was a psychopath and Ted inherited his genes. Teds mother was so alarmed by how Ted was influenced by the grandfather he worshipped and identified with that she moved away with him to her brothers house in another state.
That's because he is suspected of murdering over 100 woman and only confessed to the 36 that they already knew for fact he did commit. So he did take all his secrets to the grave. Bob isn't talking about the woman they already know about.
One thing, though…he says Bundy made no confessions at the time of his death and ‘took us secrets to the grave’. That’s not true, he actually made a few confessions, including Melissa Smith of Utah.
Great interview I have never seen this one before. I know Captain Borax interviews a lot of the old timers involved with Bundy. If you're interested in Bundy and haven't heard of his channel you should check it out. Tons of interviews with people who encountered Bundy in one way or another
Captain Borax has some amazing stuff on the Bundy case, including multiple interviews with the officer who apprehended Bundy the first time. A WONDERFUL man who just passed btw. I highly recommend checking his channel out as well.
This guy is intelligent and very experienced. He's honest and factual, too. The answers/narration he provides are very interesting and engaging. In spite of his appearance or slow speech, this is, from all of the interviews I've listened to, perhaps the most engaging and worthwhile.
How could Mr. Braudis not know that Bundy DID confess to murdering dozens of young women? He wouldn't talk about the two 12 year old girls he killed though. He talked to Dr. James Dobson at length about how porn turned him into killing machine. And just a day or two before he was executed he was interviewed by investigators from Washington and Colorado (maybe other states as well). He confessed to most of the murders he was suspected of, even giving details that only the killer would have known). It was a failed bid to postpone his execution. He enjoyed killing others but did not want to die. No one has ever established what ruse he used on Caryn Campbell to lure her from the hallway at the Wildwood Inn to the parking lot. Many myths and mysteries still surround the Bundy saga. Glad Florida executed the monster.
Ted really suckered that Dr. in his final interview. Playing up to the Dr.'s Christian beliefs and concepts of forgiveness. That was so fake and just painful to watch!
Another interview needed of his South Boston upbringing. Must have been familiar with Whitey Bulger dominated underworld. An activists heart and a gangsters toughness
Well considering that the history and mental health evaluations were done by Utah Drs its not surprising they would attribute all of his evil.doings from being caught in the middle of such a corrupting act. That's far more likely than feeling unwanted, abandoned, and deceived by your sister/mother. Mounting the illegitimacy concerns were those about the status of your stepfather whom you lacked respect for, self induced isolation bc of the social anxiety you had from worrying someone would discover your families truth and traumatic separation from whom you thought were your parents and loved inspire of all the mental illness and physical abuse. Yes, caught surf waxing flipper really is a more plausible motive to kill. I also don't think Bundy would have been honest in those evals and most of the public even now doesn't know that many details of his upbringing only his crimes.
It wasn’t just that case he was running from even if it had fallen apart. His Utah arrest finally put him on the map and the weight of all the cases in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and the others in Utah were coming down on him as dots were finally being connected. Even if he beat the Colorado case he was headed right back to jail in Utah were all the rest were waiting their turn. He wasn’t going to beat them all and he knew it. It was murder kidnapping all it was going to take was one to at the very least to put him away for life.
@@tylermills79 You bring up a valid point. Utah did place him on the map. However if he stayed put he would have beat the Colorado murder charge and the other states would not have even pursued murder charges. If the other states did have evidence than why not charge him at the time? All the detectives working these cases knew he was damn well guilty. They couldn't legally prove it and Bundy knew it. When Ted was arrested in Utah they did search his car and found a few indistinguishable hairs. When Ted sold his car it was again taken from the new owner and processed in a Utah crime lab and again found nothing. Than Mike Fisher decides to process his car and rents a truck so he could take it back to Colorado for processing and he finds a hair from Caryn Campbell? I find that extremely suspicious. Usually Bundy had respect for the detectives that interviewed him but he hated Fisher. The only other thing was gas credit card receipts that put him in Colorado at the same time as Campbell and that would be downplayed as coincidence. If they had Bundy's name on the register at the Wildwood Inn where Campbell was staying I could see that as solid evidence but they didn't. Obviously they wanted him off the streets and if they had to manufacture evidence to do so I could almost understand. Bundy was an extremely dangerous individual and wherever he went women were murdered.
I thought we,he got one here when he struggled with his name and explaining the Latin he used like people don't understand much Latin, which in the UK anyway most of us understand the main Latin sayings we use on coins, courts and most our armed forces all have Latin quotes as there mottos, it would be mad for us not to understand at the very least all our boys mottos, i thought you Americans learnt this a little at school, inbetween all the shootings etc, Anyway after listening to this old cop wasn't bad, he explained his story's in a good way, Showing Bundy the gangster side to him was great to hear, plus him being a ex cop and not loving the death penalty was good to hear, like he said its just state sanctioned murder, spending all their lives in prison is 100× better punishment time to reflect on the bad shit they did, and not forgetting most murderers hate being told what to do every day, and killing them would just end their own pain, that'll end up dead some day anyway,
You aren’t against the death penalty because you prefer that the criminal suffer a prolonged period? I though the argument was that it was inhumane and “we do not have the right to kill”, but it isn’t inhumane and we have the right to cause indefinite suffering? That would allow for them to relish daily, and many would rather enjoy their stay. That is also a burden on tax payers. How are those stabbings in London going? The new residents are armed with guns, while the natural citizens are bound by laws and vulnerable. Enjoy.
That man has seen so much and fought a lot for justice. He is so kind toward more vulnerable prisoners with mental Illness. What a true servant of the public
Bundy has killed hundreds they def should have given him life and dug more into his life he didn’t start in the 70’s he was planning to kill his aunt at what 3-4 😯😳🤷🏽♀️ they just wanted him dead which is not punishment in my opinion all those lost lives lost forever with him smh
Sorry but this dude isnt credible on what he's saying. at around 10:55 he said that investigators visited bundy for an interview shortly before he was put in the chair but that he refused to confess to even one murder & took all his secrets to his grave...WHAT??! dude, bundy openly confessed just days before his execution about his crimes & whereabouts of remains of his victims (its on tape!).. & just hours before his execution also talked at length with dr. Dobson about his crimes & their possible origins (on video)...and thats just common public knowledge...makes me wonder what other facts this guy isnt getting right..or is fabricating? Dumb! This guy seems kinda "off" as it is, anyways.
I love that this man was also one of Hunter Thompsons best friends. God bless country living.
me too!
This guy was great. A real hard worker and a hard arse
Yep, someone should do a biopic on this guy, who should play him?
@@Royalblue228 Neil Young.
Great interview and an amazing guy, a great listen.
Love hearing him talk over the details. Sharp as can be in his memories.
The ex sheriff is an amazing thoughtful man. I really enjoyed listening to him .
Good interview Deputy Bob; thanks!
He is among the last of the "Your word is your bond." Old West type lawmen. His look is of the legendary type! Very interesting to listen to? Would love to ask him questions myself. (The interviewer was not very good.) Was interesting how he was able to brag a little while still being humble. A genuine chatacter!
Braudis is a good man.
He looks like a classic old western sheriff
Just amazing the experiences Keith Richards has had.
Ha!
lol
Love it 😀✌️🇬🇧
LOL!!!
Oh yeah! All 😂😂🤣😂😂
I don't believe Ted was trying to murder his mother by proxy, nor do I believe the story of her punishing him for masturbation. He brayed a kid over the skull with a branch when on a scout trip and she denied he had a problem. He was arrested for burglary and theft and she denied it. She denied he had 'busy hands' when he was known to grope girls and pull down skirts when in elementary school. She denied the fact that the FBI suspected him of being responsible for potentially 100+ homicides. She adored Ted and never seemed to expect her son to take responsibility or feel shame for anything.
Where did you get this info? I’ve never heard about punishment for masturbation or hitting the kid or the elementary groping
@@MoonJulz The punishment for masturbation was mentioned in the video you are commenting on lol.
I find this man so authentic and also very committed to his job, and last but not least very nice to listen to.
Somehow I think there were more people like this in the past. Wish those kind of persons would come back.
Beautiful comment. Very perceptive as well. Genuine people of any generation are rare.
You can see the seasoned officer in his eyes..alert and intelligent..I bet you couldnt pull anything past him on his worst day...he just looks like the fair but firm type...
This guy is amazing. I want him to be my grandpa.
This man remembers everything like it was yesterday! I could listen to him for hours. I also thought his story about Clinton and the FBI was really interesting too, would have liked to hear more of that. But the reporter was horrible though, she didn't even know how to ask questions professionally.
im his neighbor, such a nice guy
@@rorowoodsy5166 Have you ever gotten the opportunity to sit down and have conversations with him?
I’m slightly confused. What was wrong about the questioning? I thought they were decent and gave him an opportunity to tell his story.
The camera person more than the interviewer. It would be fun to hear his stories.
@@jayslater7017 I thought the interviewer did a wonderful job. She allowed him to speak without interrupting him. Some reporters drive me crazy by constantly asking questions. They don't realise that listening is a gift.
When he first started talking I thought we were in for a lot of unintelligent nonsense. But what transpired was highly intelligent and factual. What a great and interesting guy. And a great interview.
He is just old and unwell...but smarter and wiser than u and i put together
The Bundy saga should teach everyone; Never judge a book by its cover.
Glad we got to see the uncut interview. If we watched the show on the news we wouldn't of gotten to hear the side stories. Hope he got to see this
Living history. Where did this guy come from. He's fantastic. Great piece.
Thanks for sharing . Great interview
I’m a mental health nurse and am fascinated by psychopathy. I’m lucky enough to work with great psychiatrists who do allow me to pick their brains. I find Bundy particularly fascinating and understand I do not mean a fan girl in any way. I use these individuals to improve my knowledge. Psychopaths are particularly difficult to deal with and you know they are lying anytime their lips move. I enjoy watching the sort of shows and interviews where the are not glorifying him but explaining facts. I like to reflect on and remember all those beautiful intelligent girls on the cusp of their lives who he so viciously snuffed out. The sad part of any publicity good or bad would make him happy as he loved attention.
The fascination I have with Bundy is all about everything that happened after he was caught the final time. He could have taken a plea and saved his own life but he was so egocentric and narcissistic that he sabotaged his own future. I don't believe anyone is born evil, but this guy has me questioning that position.
Would you please elaborate on this? Psychopaths are particularly difficult to deal with and you know they are lying anytime their lips move.
I like sheriff Bob! Great storyteller!
Fantastic interview. A candid and intelligent man. I learned a lot.
Thanks for the insights, fascinating stuff. Thanks too to Bob Braudis for helping catch him..
Man is a legend
You shouldn't be deterred by the interviewee's abnormally slow and somewhat slurred speech. He knows his stuff, has interesting and pertinent information/experiences to speak about and makes for an interview that is a very worthwhile listen.
Yeah I think hes just old and maybe had a stroke at some point
Why do you assume I was deterred by his speech? I paid no mind until your mention and realize his information is valid regardless -he's elderly-duh.
@darkhorse7460 What a self-rightous, virtue-signaling twit you are. You're too eager to insist on negative reads of others in order feel so much "better" about yourself. Ridiculous twit.
What a lovely man. I love it when he says he is against death penalty but would kill if his loved one was hurt...very honest guy :-)
I was very impressed by this interview. I thought I had seen it all regarding Ted Bundy. I have watched lots of TV programs and You Tube videos. I have read Ann Rule's book and many articles about Ted Bundy. I thought this would be duplicitous or just plain bogus/hype. This guy is such an untapped treasure, like a WWII vet.
I liked how he said that Bundy was killing his mother. I always disagreed that he was repeatedly killing his ex-girlfriend. Everyone says it's the brown hair, straight, and parted in the middle. Everyone wore their hair that way for about 20 years. Girls straightened their hair. Hardly anyone bleached their hair back then, so most girls were brunette. I think some of his victims were blondes, but no one ever mentions that because there were so few. When you consider how they compare to the general population, the number of blonde victims compared to brunette victims represents the population at the time.
I have always thought that Bundy was killing his mother over and over again. Because he was mad at his grandfather (his mom's father) for his abuse, but was terrified of him, so opted to blame his mom instead. The thing about being caught masturbating by his mom is new to me in everything I've heard about him, but I would imagine every boy is caught by his mom doing this. I think it might have something to do with his becoming a serial killer. Not because he was caught, but because he was already fragile and then became ashamed.
Anyway, this was great. I could listen to this guy all day for months and years on end, just like a WWII vet. I'd love to hear his stories about people who weren't even notorious. This guy could write an encyclopedia!
Cheers! Sorry this was so long!
Bundy showed signs of psycho sexual disturbance at age 3 when he put all the sharp knives in his Aunts bed, all pointing at her....His grandfather was a violent man who abused his wife and daughters and Bundy witnessed all this.......it's also possible he was a product of incestual rape and his grandfather was his father......in that atmosphere and with that genetic connection, it's quite possible his grandfather/father was a psychopath and Ted inherited his genes. Teds mother was so alarmed by how Ted was influenced by the grandfather he worshipped and identified with that she moved away with him to her brothers house in another state.
He confessed to 30 odd murders. This guy said he took all his secrets to the grave.
That's because he is suspected of murdering over 100 woman and only confessed to the 36 that they already knew for fact he did commit. So he did take all his secrets to the grave. Bob isn't talking about the woman they already know about.
have they ever found bodies based on bundy's confession?
@@dco1019 They have yes
every time Bundy was caught he was driving.
Apparently he was a terrible driver- even though he put a lot of miles on the road
Very good interview thanks..
This gentleman looks like a cross between William H Macy and Neil Young
He has the Neil Young eyes for sure...
clicked because I thought it was Neil in the thumbnail too
And Patti Smith
Damn.... Good call.
Interesting how he never tried to analyze Bundy.
One thing, though…he says Bundy made no confessions at the time of his death and ‘took us secrets to the grave’. That’s not true, he actually made a few confessions, including Melissa Smith of Utah.
Great interview I have never seen this one before. I know Captain Borax interviews a lot of the old timers involved with Bundy. If you're interested in Bundy and haven't heard of his channel you should check it out. Tons of interviews with people who encountered Bundy in one way or another
Captain Borax has some amazing stuff on the Bundy case, including multiple interviews with the officer who apprehended Bundy the first time. A WONDERFUL man who just passed btw.
I highly recommend checking his channel out as well.
Who passed away?
@@Celi911 I wondered why he hadn't uploaded in such a long time thanks for informing me he had passed away
brilliant interview!
Colorado has blood on its hands
This guy is intelligent and very experienced. He's honest and factual, too. The answers/narration he provides are very interesting and engaging. In spite of his appearance or slow speech, this is, from all of the interviews I've listened to, perhaps the most engaging and worthwhile.
I never realized Neil young hung out with bundy
Ted bundy will never fade away. He's an interesting study. Always will be.
How could Mr. Braudis not know that Bundy DID confess to murdering dozens of young women? He wouldn't talk about the two 12 year old girls he killed though. He talked to Dr. James Dobson at length about how porn turned him into killing machine. And just a day or two before he was executed he was interviewed by investigators from Washington and Colorado (maybe other states as well). He confessed to most of the murders he was suspected of, even giving details that only the killer would have known). It was a failed bid to postpone his execution. He enjoyed killing others but did not want to die. No one has ever established what ruse he used on Caryn Campbell to lure her from the hallway at the Wildwood Inn to the parking lot. Many myths and mysteries still surround the Bundy saga. Glad Florida executed the monster.
Ted really suckered that Dr. in his final interview. Playing up to the Dr.'s Christian beliefs and concepts of forgiveness. That was so fake and just painful to watch!
I think this guy sold me some great weed at an Allman Brothers show
At Red Rocks ... 🤟
He is a legend . Love this interview.
Neal Young was a sheriff?
Lee Marvin gives an awesome interview!
looking back, Bundy probably should have been kept in belly chain and ankle restraints...let him toddle all over the law library with those on
That’s a very good point
I was in college back 79 in St Pete FLA during the killings I was so traumatized.
Thank you Bob is way better looking and interesting than Ted ever was Thanks for sharing!
Actually if Bundy had just played it cool in Colorado he most likely would have been freed after a relatively short prison term.
Good thing he didn't play it cool then. Idk why but it sounds like you're rooting for Bundy lol.
RAH RAH LETS GO TED@@EllaJay
@@Johnnynbk Oh, I get it.. You're one of those 'edgy' kids who fancies him, bless. Whatever floats your boat Johnny. ✌️
no but he was a lot nicer than you. @@EllaJay
We need more guys like this one...
What a lovely men
And a great cop god bless him
Awesome interview! Awesome elderly gentleman!
About time Sam Elliott shaved his mustache. Man, I love Roadhouse!
Haha. Beef.... Its whats for dinner....
No way
I love this man. He is a hero and one to emulate.
It's Doc Brown from 1885
Another interview needed of his South Boston upbringing. Must have been familiar with Whitey Bulger dominated underworld. An activists heart and a gangsters toughness
First thing I heard was his Boston accent.
Thanks Bob. You have a great memory. Good for you. You should write a book.
The hippy cop
Interviewer was being somewhat of a B to this man.
How so ?
She's determined to have him apologising to the victims families. Toxic masculinity ,etc.
Bobs already given him a swing
RIP Sheriff Bob Braudis ... Thank you for your service
His theory of why Ted committed these vicious murders is because his mom caught him pulling on it is ridiculous..
Well considering that the history and mental health evaluations were done by Utah Drs its not surprising they would attribute all of his evil.doings from being caught in the middle of such a corrupting act.
That's far more likely than feeling unwanted, abandoned, and deceived by your sister/mother. Mounting the illegitimacy concerns were those about the status of your stepfather whom you lacked respect for, self induced isolation bc of the social anxiety you had from worrying someone would discover your families truth and traumatic separation from whom you thought were your parents and loved inspire of all the mental illness and physical abuse. Yes, caught surf waxing flipper really is a more plausible motive to kill.
I also don't think Bundy would have been honest in those evals and most of the public even now doesn't know that many details of his upbringing only his crimes.
Absolutely
This guy claims he “went gangster” on Ted Bundy, yet he had never handled nor shot a firearm before he became a deputy in his 20s. Lol.
He's got it wrong on Bundy's mother's hair. It was his girlfriend's hairstyle. And his gf was the motive
Very cool interview but bundy did confess to at least 30 murders before execution
I thought it was Neil Young
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣
I didnt know Neil Young was a cop.
Most people say he would have never been convicted in Colorado. The case was falling apart daily.
It wasn’t just that case he was running from even if it had fallen apart. His Utah arrest finally put him on the map and the weight of all the cases in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and the others in Utah were coming down on him as dots were finally being connected. Even if he beat the Colorado case he was headed right back to jail in Utah were all the rest were waiting their turn. He wasn’t going to beat them all and he knew it. It was murder kidnapping all it was going to take was one to at the very least to put him away for life.
@@tylermills79 You bring up a valid point. Utah did place him on the map. However if he stayed put he would have beat the Colorado murder charge and the other states would not have even pursued murder charges. If the other states did have evidence than why not charge him at the time? All the detectives working these cases knew he was damn well guilty. They couldn't legally prove it and Bundy knew it. When Ted was arrested in Utah they did search his car and found a few indistinguishable hairs. When Ted sold his car it was again taken from the new owner and processed in a Utah crime lab and again found nothing. Than Mike Fisher decides to process his car and rents a truck so he could take it back to Colorado for processing and he finds a hair from Caryn Campbell? I find that extremely suspicious. Usually Bundy had respect for the detectives that interviewed him but he hated Fisher. The only other thing was gas credit card receipts that put him in Colorado at the same time as Campbell and that would be downplayed as coincidence. If they had Bundy's name on the register at the Wildwood Inn where Campbell was staying I could see that as solid evidence but they didn't. Obviously they wanted him off the streets and if they had to manufacture evidence to do so I could almost understand. Bundy was an extremely dangerous individual and wherever he went women were murdered.
I thought we,he got one here when he struggled with his name and explaining the Latin he used like people don't understand much Latin, which in the UK anyway most of us understand the main Latin sayings we use on coins, courts and most our armed forces all have Latin quotes as there mottos, it would be mad for us not to understand at the very least all our boys mottos, i thought you Americans learnt this a little at school, inbetween all the shootings etc,
Anyway after listening to this old cop wasn't bad, he explained his story's in a good way,
Showing Bundy the gangster side to him was great to hear, plus him being a ex cop and not loving the death penalty was good to hear, like he said its just state sanctioned murder, spending all their lives in prison is 100× better punishment time to reflect on the bad shit they did, and not forgetting most murderers hate being told what to do every day, and killing them would just end their own pain, that'll end up dead some day anyway,
You aren’t against the death penalty because you prefer that the criminal suffer a prolonged period?
I though the argument was that it was inhumane and “we do not have the right to kill”, but it isn’t inhumane and we have the right to cause indefinite suffering? That would allow for them to relish daily, and many would rather enjoy their stay.
That is also a burden on tax payers.
How are those stabbings in London going?
The new residents are armed with guns, while the natural citizens are bound by laws and vulnerable.
Enjoy.
That man has seen so much and fought a lot for justice. He is so kind toward more vulnerable prisoners with mental
Illness. What a true servant of the public
Interesting. You can breathe
GOD have Mercy on all of our souls.
Ted is workin' his way back to you, babe...
With an oak club in his hand...
Bundys always got caught w his bad driving skills lol
He would drink before he went on the prowl So he was driving intoxicated.
He must be in his 80s.
Still holds good for an old man, in spite his lung problems (am guessing due to smoking)
😆😆😆 of all things to bring up!
@@user-bx8ol3yv3d Try breathing from a straw for 5 minutes, with out cheating, to see how worth mentioning it is
He is my kind of guy
Yup, same
hes my neighbor, such a legend
@@rorowoodsy5166 I like him he should run for Governor or something
@@freddykruger5081 no hes def settled for good but still a badass
Nice interview. Thnx
He’s right about death penalty
What a good guy
On my way to vail i smoked a joint😂
No joke, I read your comment right as he said it 😂🎉😮
Holly crap it's Bundy
Give the man a fresh drink lol
Bundy has killed hundreds they def should have given him life and dug more into his life he didn’t start in the 70’s he was planning to kill his aunt at what 3-4 😯😳🤷🏽♀️ they just wanted him dead which is not punishment in my opinion all those lost lives lost forever with him smh
Dont smoke people.
Don't smoke people. Smoke weed instead ✌️
Love his hair
at first, I thought this was Neal Young! lolzz
I bet this guy was a cool ass cop!!!!
Bob seems very nice and tells a very interesting story
Sorry but this dude isnt credible on what he's saying. at around 10:55 he said that investigators visited bundy for an interview shortly before he was put in the chair but that he refused to confess to even one murder & took all his secrets to his grave...WHAT??! dude, bundy openly confessed just days before his execution about his crimes & whereabouts of remains of his victims (its on tape!).. & just hours before his execution also talked at length with dr. Dobson about his crimes & their possible origins (on video)...and thats just common public knowledge...makes me wonder what other facts this guy isnt getting right..or is fabricating? Dumb! This guy seems kinda "off" as it is, anyways.
This guy is fun to watch. He looks somehow familiar.
"Old man looook at my life. I'm a lot like you were."
He's got those "eagle eyes".
He's a Modern day Wyatt Earp ❤
People watch Ted Bundy tobe educated about dangerous Narcissists and not be so nieve
This guy is cool!!! I like him...he's different
Reminds me of someone from red dead redemption.. don’t ask my why
You have to be a lil older as I am, but he reminds me of Brimstone, a crazy preacher in the video game Twisted Metal Black, for PS2.
I still like this guy
It appears that Bob suffered a stroke recently in his past.
Yes , he did.
Looks an aging musician!
Actually he went to Chicago
The interviewer isn't very good.
"we found her bAWDy"
Classic man
brilliant
Bundy gave info./confessed about several of his victims.
Charming man!!!