Unforgotten CasebookThe cases. The books. The screen stories.Several U.S. states · 1974–1978
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Multiple & serial murders
Ted Bundy abducted and murdered young women across several states during the 1970s, sometimes pretending to need help to approach them. After escaping custody, he attacked women in Florida. His trials, survivors’ accounts, and the investigation became the subjects of books and screen adaptations.
Content note: violence, abuse, or loss. Linked material may contain graphic descriptions. Screen dramatizations may change events and dialogue.
Several U.S. states. The map provides regional context; individually verified historical places are listed below.
Map sources checked September 14, 2026. 11 individual Odd Stops location pages matched this case.
MAP mentions Bundy in William Hagmaier’s biography and its No Man of God film connection; this is not a county-cluster case match.
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Public state park
2182 NW Sammamish Road, Issaquah, Washington
Janice Ott and Denise Naslund were abducted from this park on July 14, 1974.
A day-use state park, listed by Washington State Parks as open 6:30 a.m. to dusk year round. Vehicle parking generally requires a Discover Pass. Check the official page for closures and current access information.
Sources reviewed September 14, 2026. Check access information before traveling.
Former rooming house · private property
565 First Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah
Bundy rented a second-floor room here beginning in September 1974.
Private residential property. No museum, tour or public admission was verified. The page notes that recent Street View imagery is blurred. Present only as historical context.
Sources reviewed September 14, 2026. Check access information before traveling.
Shopping mall · historical connection
6191 South State Street, Murray, Utah
Bundy approached Carol DaRonch here while impersonating a police officer in November 1974. She later escaped his attack.
An operating shopping mall welcoming ordinary shoppers during posted hours. Check the official calendar; individual store hours vary. Its code of conduct restricts activities inconsistent with normal shopping and dining. No historical tour was verified.
Sources reviewed September 14, 2026. Check access information before traveling.
Near State Route 18, King County, Washington
Remains of Bundy victims were recovered in this mountain area in 1975. A recovery location should not be confused with a documented abduction site.
No permission to enter the land, paths, or recovery area has been verified. Use the source for historical research.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗Highlands Drive NE area, Issaquah, Washington
The remains of Janice Ott and Denise Naslund were recovered near Issaquah in 1974. The landscape described in the historical investigation has since been redeveloped.
The historical setting has changed. No public access to private land or buildings has been verified.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗4325 Eighth Avenue NE, Seattle, Washington
Karen Sparks survived an attack here in January 1974. The original home was demolished and replaced by apartments.
The original structure no longer exists. Present-day land or replacement buildings are not open attractions; no visitor access was verified.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗5517 Twelfth Avenue NE, Seattle, Washington
Healy disappeared from this home in February 1974. Her remains were later identified following the Taylor Mountain discoveries.
Historical reference only. No tour or public entry has been verified; respect residents and do not contact occupants.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗658 North Skyline Drive, Tacoma, Washington
This house is connected with Bundy's childhood. Its inclusion is biographical and does not establish that a crime occurred here.
Historical reference only. No tour or public entry has been verified; respect residents and do not contact occupants.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗3214 North 20th Street, Tacoma, Washington
Bundy's family moved to this address in 1968. This is a family-history location rather than an identified crime scene.
Historical reference only. No tour or public entry has been verified; respect residents and do not contact occupants.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗2409 Arnette Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah
Wilcox left her family home in October 1974 and disappeared. The location identifies her departure point, not a proven abduction inside the home.
Historical reference only. No tour or public entry has been verified; respect residents and do not contact occupants.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗Owl Creek Road, near Aspen, Colorado
Campbell's body was recovered near this road in February 1975, after she disappeared from an Aspen-area hotel in January.
No visitor facilities, legal stopping place, or access beyond public roads have been verified. Respect traffic rules and surrounding property.
Location history, maps & imagery at Odd Stops ↗Scripted stories and fictional inspirations. Scenes, characters, and dialogue can differ from the record.
JustWatch · U.S. viewing guide
Dramatized screen account. Follow the link for the title listing or available viewing options; scenes and dialogue may be adapted.
Viewing options & film details ↗Ann Rule
Book-length account or personal perspective. This link provides bibliographic details; compare the author’s account with reporting and records.
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JustWatch · U.S. viewing guide
Dramatized screen account. Follow the link for the title listing or available viewing options; scenes and dialogue may be adapted.
Viewing options & film detailsIMDb · Screen title
IMDb title reference connected to the Ted Bundy case. Listed release: 2002. Cast, credits, and title information; viewing availability is separate.
Credits & title details on IMDbIMDb · Screen title
IMDb title reference connected to the Ted Bundy case. Listed release: 2021. Cast, credits, and title information; viewing availability is separate.
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Netflix
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The Tampa Tribune · 1979-07-30 · Page 9
Reporting reviews the sentencing hearing and competing descriptions of Bundy following his conviction.
Historical pre-sentencing coverage; speculative personality claims are attributed views.
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The Baltimore Sun · 1980-12-09 · Page 26
A continued feature discusses Rule’s perspective on Bundy and the public image described in her writing.
Author commentary and historical psychological interpretations.
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Los Angeles Times
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Apple Podcasts
Direct episode page for this case or its screen adaptation. Open it for listening options and the publisher’s episode notes.
Listen to the episodeMorbid
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released June 15, 2018. About 69 minutes.
Listen to the episodeThe Casual Criminalist
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released September 12, 2022. About 132 minutes.
Listen to the episodeKiller Psyche
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released March 24, 2026. About 53 minutes.
Listen to the episodeMile Higher
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released February 11, 2019. About 102 minutes.
Listen to the episodeLast Podcast On The Left
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released February 16, 2015. About 59 minutes.
Listen to the episodeTed Bundy Files Unsealed
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released September 6, 2026. About 56 minutes.
Listen to the episodeSerial Killers & Murderous Minds
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released February 10, 2025. About 46 minutes.
Listen to the episodeTed Bundy Files Unsealed
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released September 6, 2026. About 44 minutes.
Listen to the episodeTed Bundy Files Unsealed
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released August 29, 2026. About 35 minutes.
Listen to the episodeSerial Killers: Real Life Documentaries
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released June 27, 2024. About 43 minutes.
Listen to the episodeTed Bundy: The Complete Story
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released August 30, 2026. About 13 minutes.
Listen to the episodeTed Bundy: The Complete Story
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released August 28, 2026. About 14 minutes.
Listen to the episodeKiller Stories with Harvey Guillén
Podcast coverage of the Ted Bundy case. Released February 10, 2020. About 52 minutes.
Listen to the episodeOutside blogs, personal essays, and creator write-ups. These reflect each author’s perspective. Check publication dates and compare claims with reporting and court records.
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New material will appear here after editorial review.Court opinions, filings, transcripts, and dockets, alongside clearly labeled parole records, released investigative files, and courtroom recordings. Each item identifies its source and scope. Allegations in filings are not findings of guilt. These selections are not complete case files. Where an online document could not be verified, a separate guide identifies the records office or archive to contact.
Florida Supreme Court review of Ted Bundy’s convictions in the Chi Omega murder and assault case.
The Utah Supreme Court’s decision on Bundy’s conviction for the aggravated kidnapping of Carol DaRonch, before his Florida prosecutions.
No sourced nickname has been added for this case.
New material will appear here after editorial review.The latest information verified for this collection is listed below. Each source has its own date; these are not live custody records.
A current-status update has not been verified for this case yet.
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07Social Media
10 itemsCase videos, posts, family pages, and creator communities. Creator channels and groups cover multiple cases; each includes a link to the relevant episode. Facebook or TikTok may require sign-in, and groups may require membership approval. Community opinions are separate from verified reporting.
Real Crime
Ted Bundy: The Killer Of A Thousand Faces | World’s Most Evil Killers | Real Crime
Video from Real Crime covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 43:14.
Watch on YouTubeFilmRise True Crime
World's Most Evil Killers - Season 3, Episode 4 - Ted Bundy - Full Episode
Full episode or film as labeled by the publisher from FilmRise True Crime covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 43:50.
Watch on YouTube48 Hours
Surviving Ted Bundy | Full Episode
Full episode or film as labeled by the publisher from 48 Hours covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 42:49.
Watch on YouTubeAbsolute Crime
How They Caught Ted Bundy | World's Most Evil Killers | Absolute Crime
Video from Absolute Crime covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 43:29.
Watch on YouTubeThe Casual Criminalist
Ted Bundy: Sexual Sadist and Psychopath
Video from The Casual Criminalist covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 2:10:53.
Watch on YouTubeInvestigation Discovery
The Survivors Speak | Mind of a Monster: Ted Bundy & The Green River Killer | ID
Video from Investigation Discovery covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 31:35.
Watch on YouTubeInvestigation Discovery
A Different Kind of Killer | Mind of a Monster: Ted Bundy & The Green River Killer | ID
Video from Investigation Discovery covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 31:12.
Watch on YouTubeInvestigation Discovery
The Killing Continues | Mind of a Monster: Ted Bundy & The Green River Killer | ID
Video from Investigation Discovery covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 32:27.
Watch on YouTubeDr. Phil
Ted Bundy Victim Recalls Her Encounter With The Serial Killer
Video from Dr. Phil covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 4:03.
Watch on YouTubeAbsolute Crime
What Made Ted Bundy So Evil?
Video from Absolute Crime covering the Ted Bundy case. Length: 52:09.
Watch on YouTube